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Lots of top posts in Maine's public and private sectors were filled in 2012. Here's a list of some of the most notable, arranged by quarters:
James Page chancellor, University of Maine System
Paul Andersen president and CEO, Androscoggin Bank
Bob Dorsey president and CEO, Aroostook Partners for Progress
David Edson CEO, consulting firm James W. Sewall Co.
Bill Williamson state president, Bank of America
Harry Brown executive director, the Environmental and Energy Technology Council of Maine
James Dlugos president, Saint Joseph's College of Maine
Linda Schott president, University of Maine at Presque Isle
Kathryn Foster president, University of Maine Farmington
Jeffery Mills president and CEO, The University of Maine Foundation
William Cassidy president, Washington County Community College
Laurie Lachance president, Thomas College
Clayton Spencer president, Bates College
Edward Hannon president and CEO, Mayo Regional Hospital
John Gallagher executive director, Maine State Housing Authority
Robert Martin executive director, Maine Technology Institute
Jeanne Paquette commissioner, Department of Labor
Nicholas Livesay executive director, Land Use Planning Commission
J. Scott Moody CEO, Maine Heritage Policy Center
Theodora Kalikow president, University of Southern Maine
Garrett Martin executive director, Maine Center for Economic Policy
Joe Kumiszcza executive director, TechMaine
Lisa DeSisto CEO, MaineToday Media
Edmund J. Cervone president and CEO, Maine Development Foundation
Richard Hopper president, Kennebec Valley Community College
Brad Wise president, Hannaford Supermarkets
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Work for ME is a workforce development tool to help Maine’s employers target Maine’s emerging workforce. Work for ME highlights each industry, its impact on Maine’s economy, the jobs available to entry-level workers, the training and education needed to get a career started.
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