President: Shanta Bist (Second from the left, sitting)
Vice President: Lakpa Sherpa (Last from the left, standing)
General Secretary: Madhab Gurung (Second from the left, standing)
Treasurer: Bhesh Sharma (Third from the left, standing)
Secretary: Prabhat Bhattarai (Fourth from the left, standing)
Executive Member: Radhika Bhandari (First from the left, sitting)
Executive Member: Rana Gurung (Thirst from the left, sitting)
Executive Member: Muna Koirala (Fourth from the left, sitting)
Executive Member: Shekhar Rai (Fourth from the left, standing)
Executive Member/Youth Network Coordinator: Dave Sharma (First from the left, standing)
Missing in the picture: Rikash Gurung (Executive Member), Sudip Pant (Executive Member), Sujan KC (​​​​​​​Executive Member), Pradip Karki (​​​​​​​Executive Member), Junu Kadariya (​​​​​​​Executive Member) and Ram Shrestha (​​​​​​​Executive Member).

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NH Nepali Community (NHNC) is an autonomous, independent, nonpolitical, nonreligious, and non-profit organization, which is registered as an exempt organization in the State of New Hampshire in 2010 and has 501(C)(3) tax-exempt status as a charitable organization from the Internal Revenue Services (IRS).

1. The primary goals of NHNC are below:
2. To coordinate, facilitate, and promote the interests of the NH-Nepali community,
3. To conduct activities to promote various social, cultural, educational, economic, and civic activities of common interest in the NH-Nepali community,
4. To facilitate towards the overall development of the NH-Nepali community,
5. To raise, receive and manage funds, charities and donations to carry out worthy humanitarian causes directly or in cooperation with other organizations or individuals to achieve the objectives of the NH-Nepali community,
6. To organize conventions and conferences and publish newsletters with a view to accomplishing the objectives of the NH- Nepali Community

NHNC has been organizing various community activities since its inception in 2010. Through multiple programs such as a workshop, panel discussions, training, orientation, etc, it has been benefiting the Nepali American community living in the State of New Hampshire. Furthermore, inviting influential people such as visionary politicians, entrepreneurs, academic professionals, and other community leaders from Nepal and other parts of the world and have discussions on contemporary issues; is one of its main objectives. Furthermore, NHNC has been organizing/celebrating various cultural activities and festivals.