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Did your business, large or small, have a great year in 2017? If so, and you believe that the stellar performance stems from outstanding leadership at the top, Mainebiz would like to hear from you.
Nominations are now open for the Mainebiz Business Leader of the Year awards. Deadline for submissions is Jan. 31. To complete the online nomination form, go here.
Each year, Mainebiz recognizes three business leaders for outstanding performance under three categories: Large company (50-plus employees), entrepreneur / small company and nonprofit. We consider the following criteria in our selections:
Last year we recognized WEX President and CEO Melissa Smith in the large business category; Carmen and Bob Garver, founders and owners of Wicked Joe and Bard Coffee, in the small business category; and David A. Greene, president of Colby College, in the nonprofit category.
Award-winners in 2016 were Rodney McCrum, president and CEO of Pineland Farms Potato Co. (large), whose sales grew by 38% the previous year to $50 million; Joshua Davis, CEO of Gelato Fiasco (small business), which doubled its sales over the previous year; and Danielle Ripich (now retired), then-president of University of New England, who had overseen more than a decade of tremendous growth at UNE.
This year’s Mainebiz Business Leader of the Year awards reception will be held on May 3, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., at Portland Country Club, 11 Foreside Road, Falmouth.
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