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Joe Reardon will succeed Lynne Belanger, who is beginning her transition to retirement.
MaineWorks and Rock Row were among the award winners at the Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce's annual Imagine Portland event.
Be willing and able to learn, channel Mandela, know the value of hard work and other sage advice.
Guest columnist Kate Bellmore of Camden National Bank offers some commonsense ideas about how to develop employer branding that reflects your company's culture.
Projected through 2023, Maine is on pace to issue 4,716 building permits, which falls well short of the 7,105 issued last year. But the number would be right in the thick of pre-pandemic numbers recorded in 2017-19.
Bar Harbor Bankshares operates over 50 locations across Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. Bar Harbor Bank & Trust is headquartered in Bar Harbor and has more than $3.9 billion in assets.
Elizabeth Gemme will be responsible for developing and enhancing new and current relationships with business and personal customers in the Windham market.
Maine has a shortage of an estimated 15,000 homes. But "a labyrinth of government rules, restrictions and regulations make new building a challenge," writes economist Kenneth Entenmann, who offers some possible solutions.
Ryan Bishop was named to succeed Dick Jennings, who helped create a full-service community development lending group for Mascoma Bank.
Angela Hallee joined the credit union in January 2022 as a head teller with 15 years in the financial industry.
A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements from businesses and nonprofits around Maine.
Charles "Chuck" Hays Jr. succeeded William Sprague Jr. as chair of the board of directors, while Mary Denison, a founding member of Lake & Denison LLC, becomes vice chair.
News about the Maine Credit Unions' Campaign for Ending Hunger, and a donation by Town & Credit Federal Credit Union to Meals on Wheels for homebound seniors in southern Maine.
The new branch, located at 168 Camden St. in Rockland, is in a former Tim Horton's coffee shop.
While May is traditionally college graduation month, guest author Carlos R. Mello, CEO of the Finance Authority of Maine, points out that May is also 529 Month — a nod to the college savings plans.
Customers are demanding more and their patience is limited. But, as guest author Arissa Egan writes, "despite perceived and actual limitations, it remains possible to keep customer experience on course by focusing on a handful of the right things."