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Mainebiz recorded changes at law firms, banks, health care institutions, utilities and nonprofits.
Rising health care costs, increased stress and limited organizational capacity make it difficult for small teams to access high-quality support. The new program aims to fill the gap.
The facility will be designed as a welcoming, home-like environment, offering an alternative to emergency room visits or law enforcement involvement.
A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits, health care institutions and professional services firms in Maine.
As we wind down the year, here are memorable quotes from a dozen interviews published by Mainebiz in 2025.
The Falmouth-based nonprofit leads a statewide effort to reduce the impact of cancer in Maine by investing in programs that advance cancer prevention, increase screening and improve access to care for all.
The music ensemble has renewed the contract for music director Eckart Preu through July 31, 2029.
The city of Portland has joined forces with the nonprofit Gulf of Maine Research Institute to protect the working waterfront to position Maine’s largest city as a national leader in coastal climate adaptation.
The event featured a panel discussion on "60 ideas in 60 minutes," moderated by Deb Neuman, president and CEO of the Bangor Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Linsey MacDougal will replace the outgoing chair, Russell Walters, who has held the position for 13 years. Walters will maintain a seat on the board of directors.
A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits, health care operations and professional services firms in Maine.
With strategic planning underway and the holiday concert season just ahead, Mainebiz sat down with Derek Beckvold to find out more about his background and plans.
Mainebiz asked more than a dozen movers and shakers what they are most grateful for this year. Their answers were as varied as Chef Snoopy’s whimsical dishes in “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving.”
Before joining FAME, Charlotte Mace served as director of the Office of Business Development at the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development.
This year’s campaign came as many Mainers faced greater hardship due to the government shutdown and its impact on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, more commonly known as SNAP.
The organization ships medical supplies and equipment to health care providers in developing countries. Additional warehouse space in Portland improves efficiency and provides room for expansion.