June 29, 2026Edition

Moral of the story is, whether you’re the boss, the owner, the manager: there’s no job beneath you and a good leader needs to know how everything works.

Working in an uninsulated, unheated, unelectrified barn, Charlie Walsh and Jon Steuber are building what look like lobster traps but are actually a new type of shellfish farming grow cage called the Maine Scallop Pot.

University career centers are responding with creative ways to partner with employers to shorten that timeline and help graduates develop the skills needed to contribute immediately.

In Maine, personal branding is gaining traction as athletes and schools adapt to new economic realities.

We had fun checking in with a handful of Maine business leaders about their early jobs. Their experiences provided lessons that have stuck with them.

The door you leave open in August is the one interns will walk back through after graduation, our guest columnist writes.

Mike Wisecup, a retired Navy SEAL officer whose parents were career public servants, is a mentor in residence at Northeastern University’s Roux Institute, where he is advising leaders of the new National Security Innovation Hub.

Zachau Construction is transforming the former Fidelity Trust building into a 101-room luxury hotel, for Jim Brady’s Fathom Cos.

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits, professional services firms and health care institutions in Maine.

The company’s investment in professional development sends a signal: "we see you, and we are not ready to lose you.”