Board of Directors

Allen Aldenberg is a retired Chief of Police for the Manchester, New Hampshire Police Department and currently serves as the Assistant Adjutant General of the New Hampshire Army National Guard with more than 30 years of military service. He has deployed in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. He spent more than three decades in law enforcement, culminating in his service as Chief of Police. Throughout his career, he has championed officer wellness, community partnerships, and trauma-informed leadership while overseeing complex public safety organizations. He brings extensive executive leadership experience in strategic planning, governance, organizational management, and veteran advocacy. His lifelong commitment to serving military members, veterans, first responders, and their families aligns closely with Operation Delta Dog’s mission of improving the lives of veterans through the healing partnership between rescued dogs and those who have served.

A former practicing attorney from the State of Florida, Wendy found her true passion to be in the area of New Hampshire nonprofits. While working as the Community Development Director for Opportunity Networks, Wendy became active in the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce, joining their board in 2012. In 2014, she continued her active involvement with the Chamber when she was appointed Executive Director of the Milford Improvement Team and the Milford Pumpkin Festival. In May of 2017, Wendy became the CEO of the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce. In February 2020, she was the catalyst that brought together two long-standing chambers to form a new regional Chamber of Commerce: The Greater Merrimack-Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce. In March of 2021, Wendy became the President & CEO of the chamber of the Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce. Wendy concentrated her efforts on growth of membership with a higher R.O.I. for members, quality of Chamber events and programs, and enhancement in the areas of advocacy, networking and business education. She retired from the Chamber in 2026. Wendy served as the immediate past board chair of the NH Small Business Development Center, is immediate past chair pf the NH Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives, served on the board the of Business and Industry Association of NH, and also serves on other regional and local boards, including Gateways Community Services, Friends of the Nashua Police Mounted Patrol Unit, and Operation Delta Dog. A NH resident for over 23 years, she is married with 3 adult children. An active member of the Rotary Club of Nashua, she loves to travel, paddleboard, and hike with her Labrador Retriever “Sugie.”

Pamela built a 40 year career focused on homelessness prevention, health services, mental and developmental disabilities, and nonprofit leadership for local, regional and national organizations. She has served as a board member for several national and local organizations. With a strong commitment to service‑oriented leadership, she has worked closely with local government, philanthropic partners, and volunteer networks to respond to evolving needs.

Pam’s education at Marymount College, Tarrytown, University of London and Boston University, as well as being born into a family of philanthropists, grounded her in social service best practices, community development, and nonprofit management.

Throughout her career, Pamela has spearheaded key initiatives, with capital project management, strategic and succession planning Initiatives, Board of Trustees recruitment and development, and has been called upon for her abilities in non-profit reorganization, fundraising and development programs and sustainability initiatives. A strategic thinker and collaborative leader, Pam serves as a mentor for many non-profit leaders with personal and professional development plans.