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.
The founder of Elizabeth Moss Galleries in Falmouth is preparing to open a "jewel box" of a space at a Portland building owned by WEX Inc. She talked with Mainebiz about how her business has evolved since 2004, and during the pandemic.
Mainebiz photographer Tim Greenway created a series of photographs documenting construction of the 40 Free Street apartments. The work is part of his exhibition illustrating the vertical growth of the Portland peninsula over the past two years.
The shortage of housing is driving the number of building permits issued to heights not seen in more than a decade, and Maine has climbed to one of the highest peaks nationwide.
The job of Consultant Services New England, or CSC, is to ensure a proper financial foundation is in place long before the building's foundation is laid. Yet the company receives little fanfare when the project is topped off.
Companies that have been operating remotely are now exploring hybrid models, with physical space for people to meet while allowing them to keep working from home if they can and want to. No size, it appears, fits all.
Major projects on Portland's East End have taken shape and are already visually transforming the neighborhood, while a residential development is underway on the other side of Back Cove. Two projects are making progress in Falmouth.
