Introducing our 2015 Business Leaders of the Year
Photos / Left & Right: Tim Greenway; Middle: Russ Dillingham
From left to right: Doug McKeown, CEO of Woodard & Curran; Jim Wellehan, president and co-owner of Lamey-Wellehan Shoes; and Donna Dwyer, executive director of My Place Teen Center.
Leadership comes in many forms. This year, Mainebiz has selected three leaders who know how to get things done. They've led organizations through tough times, they've grown revenues, they've kept the books balanced, they've watched out for their employees, stakeholders and the public. And they've done it with a grace, enthusiasm and humility we feel is worth noting. We present three remarkable executives who have demonstrated the ability not only to expand businesses and weather competition from far larger operations, but also to get in there and replace the roof when needed.
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Changing lives: Donna Dwyer rebuilds dilapidated teen center, teen lives
Lamey-Wellehan President Jim Wellehan creates a legacy of advocacy and fairness
Work that matters: Woodard & Curran CEO Doug McKeown puts employees and environment first
Maine's business leaders are about more than the bottom line
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