April 4, 2022 EditionEdition

🔒Newsworthy people and performances for April 4, 2022

The Mainebiz roundup of businesses and businesspeople that have been making changes in recent weeks. Check out our compilation of new hires, promotions, accomplishments and more.

🔒On the Record: South Portland axe maker Brant & Cochran forges ahead in niche market

The president and co-founder of a South Portland-based axe maker says the company is at the "go big or go home point" in development.

🔒How to select the right financial partner for a medical practice

A contributing expert writes about what steps to take when you're investing in a medical practice, and resources available for help.

🔒For insurance scion Royce Cross, after 52 years in business, it’s his time in the sun

Cross oversees a company with 1,000 employees in more than 50 offices, serving 100,000 customers. The family business has grown through 175-plus acquisitions to become the largest independent insurance provider in New England.
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🔒Small loans with a big impact: Microlending is fueling a macro range of businesses

For fledgling businesses, loans of up to $50,000 can have a make-or-break impact, and are available through some nonprofits, community-based financial institutions and local economic development councils.

🔒Teller talent wars: Maine banks, credit unions get more strategic about filling entry-level jobs

As the competition for finding entry-level talent heats up, Maine financial institutions have had to up their recruiting game.

🔒Building Business: Sheridan to manage construction of snack-food production site

Sheridan Corp. has been named GC for the $1.3 million build-out of the new Winslow manufacturing site for Maine Crisp Co., a maker of gluten-free snacks. Plus, more updates from Maine's construction industry.

🔒Ask ACE: What would you recommend as an approach to rethinking our company’s systems?

An expert from the Association for Consulting Expertise advises a reader looking for a way to systematize — both in product development and overall business improvement.
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🔒From the Editor: Summing up Maine’s economy today — it’s complicated

In the past several weeks, I’ve had the good fortune as part of my job to meet...
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