Now in its fourth year, the Mainebiz 40 Under 40 program recognizes the state’s up-and-coming leaders, the next generation of individuals who are shaping Maine and its economy.
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Now in its fourth year, the Mainebiz 40 Under 40 program recognizes the state's up-and-coming leaders — the next generation of individuals shaping Maine and its economy.
Mainebiz is proud to recognize these individuals as they advance in their careers. The remarkable 40 come from a wide range of industries, including financial services, healthcare, the nonprofit sector, hospitality and more.
Take a look at the stories of the individuals listed below.
And please join Mainebiz in celebrating the honorees at our awards reception on Thursday, Nov. 6, from 5-7 p.m. The venue will be in Brick South at Thompson's Point in Portland. You can learn more and register here.
The 2025 Mainebiz 40 Under 40:
- Jeannette Andre, president and CEO, Maine Philanthropy Center
- Connor Archer, founder, chair and CEO, the Couragous Steps Project Inc.
- Kelsie Bouchard, chief lending and investment officer, Coastal Enterprises Inc.
- Kate Bielinski, owner Kate Bielinski Marketing & Consulting; co-founder, Growth Factor
- Ashleigh Briggs-Davis, owner and fractional COO and consultant, Briggs Solutions for Business, Rize Coworking and Collaboration Space
- Alexis Brown, branch manager and community banking officer, Katahdin Trust Co.
- Molly Brubaker, founder and owner, Baby Booty
- Mary Butler-Fleming, COO, Community Care Partnerships of Maine
- Ania Chandler, senior project engineer, Barton & Loguidice
- Shannon Coffin, vice president of community partnerships, Good Shepherd Food Bank of Maine
- Helen Cohen, co-founder and CEO, ReachMyTeach
- Lindsey Coit, co-founder, Capital H. Consulting
- Mathew Collins, vice president, strategy and partnerships, Andwell Health Partners
- Christina Consigli, senior project manager, Consigli Construction
- Julie Curran, managing director, Great Falls Construction
- Kiley Cyr, senior human resources manager, Bath Iron Works
- Matt Donahue, vice president and chief impact officer, Heart of Maine United Way
- Alina Dubois, vice president and business banker, KeyBank
- Ryan Edwards, owner, Five Gables Inn
- Amina Hassan, executive director, Her Safety Net
- Nathan Henry, commercial loan portfolio manager, Kennebec Savings Bank
- Nate Howes, senior development officer, Avesta Housing
- Katie Jones, CEO, Nimble Group
- Jillian LaFrance, intensive case manager, Maine Department of Health and Human Services
- Gina Mannarino, CEO, Green Gean's LLC
- Elisabeth Marnik, director of science education and outreach, MDI Biological Laboratory
- Alexa Coulombe McGovern, founder, Dirigo Sea Farm
- Charles Mugabe, director of migration, Catholic Charities Maine
- Peace Mutesi, director of economic opportunity, Quality Housing Coalition
- Laura Nilsson, director of global programs, Partners for World Health
- Tucker Nyquist, regional safety manager, Maine region manager, A/Z Corp.
- Tagwongo Obomsawin, manager of energy, economy and Innovation, Clean Energy Partnership, Governor's Energy Office
- Jessica Oriente, project engineer, Sappi North America
- Jonathan Poole, chief operations officer, Finance Authority of Maine
- Ashley Risbara, director of marketing and communications, M&R Development; principal, Zebra Striping
- Jose Saavedra, airport director, Bangor International Airport
- Tracey Spinato, director of experiential education, the Roux Institute at Northeastern University
- Barrett Takesian, executive director, Portland Community Squash
- Katie Wise, director of design and construction, L.L.Bean
- Emily Yearwood, owner, guide and marketing director, Northern Outdoors