March 24, 2008 EditionEdition

Dead calm | Wayfarer Marine’s controversial plans for waterfront condos lights a fire in Camden

Roger Moody figured information would soothe Camden. The town was caught in an angry debate over whether...

2008 Business Leader of the Year: Ford Reiche

Large Company Business Leader: FORD REICHE President, Safe Handling Safe Handling founder Ford Reiche has built his business by finding...

The race is on | A former hedge fund analyst helps Mexicali Blues tame its four retail stores and lively import business

Mexicali Blues has largely left its free-wheeling days behind and entered into young adulthood a little wiser...

Group planning | A chat with Jane Lafleur, executive director of Camden nonprofit Friends of Midcoast Maine

In 2004, when the Maine Department of Transportation announced its plans to widen a section of Route...
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Retro fit | A chat with Melissa Rutigliano, founder of Olive’s Vintage and More in Brunswick.

Founded: April 2007 Employees: None Startup costs: $7,000 Projected Revenue, year one: $35,000 Projected revenue, year two:...

Working downtown | A public-private partnership has been the key to remaking Main Street in Topsham

In spring, when Jim Howard looks out his office window at the bridge connecting Topsham to Brunswick,...

Making the brand | Efforts to market Biddeford and Saco run into local resistance

Wiscasset is Maine's prettiest village, you can get useless in Eustis and it's all happening in Lewiston-Auburn. When...

2008 Business Leader of the Year: Kent Peterson

Small Company Business Leader: KENT PETERSON CEO, Fluid Imaging Technologies Kent Peterson has guided Yarmouth...
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2008 Business Leader of the Year: Chip Morrison

Nonprofit Business Leader: CHIP MORRISON President, Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce Chip Morrison has brought...

The 2008 Business Leaders of the Year

What makes a good leader? Since 2001, Mainebiz has asked our state's great executives and entrepreneurs...

Power broker | New Brunswick Premier Shawn Graham sees cross-border benefits in energy sharing

Seventeen months into his four-year term, New Brunswick Premier Shawn Graham is keeping busy. He's pushed aggressive...
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