March 7, 2022 EditionEdition

An organization can create a healthy hybrid workplace by providing connection to purpose and inviting people to consider what best fits their way of working.

A contributor from the Association for Consulting Expertise advises a reader who understands the importance of increasing innovation — but isn't sure how to start.

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 owner of a new fitness club in Augusta talks with Mainebiz about his unusual business model and growth plans.

The Saco-based contractor has been at work on a variety of projects in Portland and South Portland, while other builders have made progress on projects elsewhere in southern Maine.

The pandemic may have altered the office permanently, with people seeing the workplace as a site for collaborating rather than everyday duties.

More Maine companies are looking to automated systems to speed operations, grow capacity, and in some cases fill in for workers they can’t find. But those aren't the only benefits, the businesses are discovering.

Hybrid work has not only reshaped the workplace, but also how people communicate with colleagues, clients and customers.

Like many Americans of a certain generation, I was conditioned to my dad leaving for work at...