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Each year since 2009, Mainebiz has honored a group of women who have demonstrated leadership in wide-ranging sectors of business, health care and the nonprofit world.
To date, the Mainebiz Women to Watch program has honored nearly 75 leaders. This year, we honor the leaders of a Rockland theater, a Waterville startup, a Portland affordable housing organization, a biosciences trade group and a timber sports group.
A big part of Women to Watch is the reception for the honorees. This year, the reception and networking event will be Wednesday, Sept. 13, from 5-7 p.m., at Halo at the Point on Thompson's Point in Portland. Click here for more information.
Thanks to Mainebiz readers for the nominations that have resulted in this field of remarkable individuals. And congratulations to each of the 2023 Mainebiz Women to Watch.
Here's a link to the introduction page where all five profiles can be found. It also includes links to honorees from recent years.
Here are the links to the 2023 individual Women to Watch honoree profiles:
Agnieszka Carpenter, executive director of the Bioscience Association of Maine
Jessie Davis, executive director of Friends of the Strand Theatre
Victoria Morales, executive director of Quality Housing Coalition
Susan Ruhlin, managing director of Dirigo Labs
Alissa Wetherbee, founder of AxeWomen Loggers of Maine
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