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CEO Tony McKim said the first quarter was in many ways a continuation of the primary themes and challenges the bank saw throughout 2023.
To give youngsters a head start on saving and managing money, Maine State Credit Union has created a new savings product touted by a smiling green mountain.
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust has appointed Nickol Daigle as a mortgage loan originator.
KeyBank has promoted Tatia Gagnon to the position of senior vice president within the bank's specialized finance group and appointed Graham Duck as senior relationship manager for Maine and New Hampshire.
Norway Savings Bank has named Beth Garza to the role of vice president and loan operations manager.
Camden National Bank has appointed Andrew Forbes as chief human resources officer.
The money will go toward loans deployed to complement rebate programs offered by Efficiency Maine.
Landry, a 2021 Mainebiz Woman to Watch, will end a tenure at the Lincoln hospital that includes successfully leading it through a Chapter 11 bankruptcy and reorganization.
The finalist list for the 2024 James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards includes four contenders from Portland.
This will be the Portland-based credit union’s sixth location, designed to fill a gap in the Dunstan Corner neighborhood of Scarborough.
The increasingly competitive marketplace has been a challenge for Changing Seasons FCU, with the cost of doing business outpacing its ability to keep up with new products and services.
Maine Savings Federal Credit Union has appointed Kaitlin Ferland and Kash Keezer to its mortgage loan officers team.
David Cohen has been named president, CEO and treasurer. He officially started his new duties on Feb. 20.
A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits, health care institutions and professional services firms in Maine.
Banks across Maine are looking to right-size their footprints and tap new market opportunities, with changes that include expanding some facilities and consolidating others.
Maine banks, like ones across the country, are getting impatient for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.