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Robust IT defenses are critical, but true protection also means being prepared for when a breach occurs.
The Bangor-based insurance company looks to build on its southern New England footprint with its new office in Providence, R.I.
Today’s business environment is flooded with data, and the ability to harness, clarify and analyze data is crucial for making informed decisions, writes guest columnist Chris Pyne of Unum.
Portland-based United Insurance has acquired Barresi Financial, an employee benefits and financial services company based in Presque Isle.
E2Tech and the Roux Institute teamed up to host a panel, “Startups & Climate Risk: How Insurance is Evolving and What You Can Do About It,” in Portland.
United Insurance acquired six Kimball Korp locations, in Rumford, Farmington, Lewiston, Livermore Falls, Turner and Sangerville.
United Insurance CEO Zack Frechette said Gallagher Insurance has been a "respected competitor" in the Aroostook County market.
One of Spencer Gray Insurance’s two partners will transition to the larger J. Edward Knight Insurance, which dates back to 1898 and has 34 employees.
Guest columnist Liz Rickett of Unum offers suggestions about how employers can find the right benefits provider.
Paying for climate-resilient infrastructure repairs and rebuilds along coastal and inland waterways are a critical topic at the local and state levels in the face of worsening storms.
Ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, Mainebiz asked some of this year’s 40 Under 40 honorees what they’re thankful for. There were some common themes, but also a shared pearl.
The independent insurance agency, which has 14 offices across Maine and New Hampshire, named Tammy Volock as chief financial officer.
United Insurance, an independent Maine-based insurance agency, has hired Deborah Wentworth in the newly created role of chief operating officer.
Zack Frechette's goal is for United Insurance to be as top of mind for anyone needing insurance as L.L. Bean is for anyone who needs a pair of boots.
Portland-based MEMIC Group approved an $18.7 million dividend distribution to as many as 17,000 eligible policyholders who obtain their workers’ compensation insurance from the company.
Growing up in rural Maine offers lessons you can’t buy in an MBA program or gain in the boardroom, say three of the state's prominent business leaders.