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January 3, 2021
The Day That Changed Everything — 2020 Archive
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Episode 13 — 2020 Wrap-Up Show
You've heard the interviews we've conducted over the past 6 months with industry leaders around Maine. Now hear what our interviewers thought as they all discuss what moments impacted them, what they took away from their conversations, and what lessons they learned!
With Mainebiz Publisher Donna Brassard, Digital Editor Will Hall, and Senior Writers Maureen Milliken and Renee Cordes
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Episode 12 — Shawn Moody, Founder of Moody's Collision Centers
When a business owner realizes growth plans for his business, how does he ensure his employees also benefit?
Interviewed by Will Hall, Mainebiz Digital Editor
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Episode 11 — Emily Cain,
Executive Director of EMILY's List
When the polls show you will be elected and you end up losing the race, how can you move forward in your career and continue in public service?
Interviewed by Donna Brassard, Mainebiz Publisher
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Episode 10 —
Jim Tselikis, Co-Founder of Cousins Maine Lobster
How a food truck startup founded by two Maine cousins tested the “Shark Tank” waters and made a big splash.
Interviewed by Renee Cordes, Mainebiz Senior Writer
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Episode 9 — Julia Bachelder and Julie Marchese of Maine Cancer Foundation
Peek behind the scenes at how a nonprofit made its largest fundraising event virtual and still met its goals.
Interviewed by Donna Brassard, Mainebiz Publisher
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Episode 8 — Ben Wolin, President and CEO of Covetrus
What's it like to suddenly find yourself CEO of a $4 billion company in turmoil?
Interviewed by Will Hall, Mainebiz Digital Editor
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Episode 7 — Darryl Wood, Executive Director of LEAP
How does a small nonprofit recover from a devastating explosion?
Interviewed by Maureen Milliken, Mainebiz Senior Writer
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Episode 6 — Topher Mallory, Co-Founder of Split Rock Distilling
How does a manufacturer suddenly shift from distilling liquor to making sanitizer during a worldwide pandemic?
Interviewed by Maureen Milliken, Mainebiz Senior Writer
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Episode 5 — Beigette and Jim Gill, Owners and Directors of Fernwood Cove
How does a company survive when an owner is critically injured?
Interviewed by Donna Brassard, Mainebiz Publisher
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Episode 4 — Zach Poole, founder of the Maine Brew Bus
When you’ve built a business from the ground up, what is it like to invite a partner in to chart a new path forward?
Interviewed by Renee Cordes, Mainebiz Senior Writer
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Episode 3 — Katie Shorey, President of Startup Maine
When the founder of a nonprofit admits to sexual misconduct, what can be done to ensure the mission of the organization carries on?
Interviewed by Renee Cordes, Mainebiz Senior Writer
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Episode 2 — Tom Adams, Owner of Maine Coast
How do you shift your focus and stay positive when 20% of your business is lost from surprise tariffs?
Interviewed by Donna Brassard, Mainebiz Publisher
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Episode 1 — Kevin Hancock, CEO of Hancock Lumber
What happens when the CEO of a multi-million dollar company suddenly finds he has no voice?
Interviewed by Donna Brassard, Mainebiz Publisher
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The Giving Guide
The Giving Guide helps nonprofits have the opportunity to showcase and differentiate their organizations so that businesses better understand how they can contribute to a nonprofit’s mission and work.
-
Work for ME
Work for ME is a workforce development tool to help Maine’s employers target Maine’s emerging workforce. Work for ME highlights each industry, its impact on Maine’s economy, the jobs available to entry-level workers, the training and education needed to get a career started.
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Senior Smart
Few people are adequately prepared for all the tasks involved in planning and providing care for aging family members. SeniorSmart provides an essential road map for navigating the process. This resource guide explores the myriad of care options and offers essential information on topics ranging from self-care to legal and financial preparedness.