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Jan. 27, 2025

‘ME-tirement’ takes off: These Maine women business leaders are taking a career break

Renee Cordes

“Me” is the leitmotif for several Maine women business and nonprofit leaders in their 40s and 50s who are pressing pause on their careers to focus on themselves.

The merits of MERIT: A savings program targets workers with no workplace retirement plan

Laurie Schreiber
On the Record: Portland nonprofit aims to ensure that children don’t grieve alone

Renee Cordes
Made in Maine: A Penobscot County farm ships a range of meats, pies and soups

John O’Meara
Ask ACE

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Ask ACE: How do I expand my reputation as a thought leader?

Crystal Cole, Ledgewater Consulting

How to plan for a working retirement that works for you

Laura McHugh, Spinnaker Trust

People often wait too long to consider when they want to retire, writes guest columnist Laura McHugh of Spinnaker Trust. It's never too early to make a plan.
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Commentary
Retirement vs. realignment: What does it mean to retire in 2025?

Felicia Knight

Now is the time to see a financial planner and start looking at your retirement, writes guest columnist Felicia Knight.
Newsworthy people and performances for Jan. 27, 2025

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits, health care institutions and professional services firms in Maine.
New year brings some staffing changes at Mainebiz

Peter Van Allen

With the new year comes new roles on the Mainebiz editorial staff.

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A Mainebiz Ask Ace columnist said internships could provide a pipeline for future talent and offer affordable ways to tackle projects.

Now is the time when a lot of the internships are being set up.

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‘ME-tirement’ takes off: These Maine women business leaders are taking a career break

The merits of MERIT: A savings program targets workers with no workplace retirement plan

On the Record: Portland nonprofit aims to ensure that children don’t grieve alone

Made in Maine: A Penobscot County farm ships a range of meats, pies and soups

Ask ACE: How do I expand my reputation as a thought leader?

How to plan for a working retirement that works for you

Retirement vs. realignment: What does it mean to retire in 2025?

Newsworthy people and performances for Jan. 27, 2025