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Charitable giving is always welcomed, but there are some key strategic steps to address before making a gift, writes Caitlin F. DiMillo, a client advisor at Spinnaker Trust.
Laura Blake, Mike Yerxa and Jake Knight take on more senior roles at Bangor Savings, which is the largest Maine-based bank according to assets.
Five finalists will compete onstage for the chance to win a $50,000 grand prize.
Business leaders are worried about the impact of a protracted federal shutdown on some sectors and the state's economy as a whole.
In addition to his leadership of Mascoma Bank's growing presence in Maine, Andrew Cook devotes himself to volunteer work with the American Heart Association.
"You're seeing increased margin pressure related to competition for deposits, and competition from new market entrants," Susan M. Collins told the Maine Bankers Association at its annual meeting.
The goal of the competition is to encourage startups developing research, commercial and consumer applications in the fast-growing New Space industry.
Steven Hughes, a Navy veteran, has a 20-year background in information technology.
Phil Cohen, group manager for the commercial real estate teams in Maine and New Hampshire, steps in after the May retirement of Dan Thornton, who was Maine regional president for a decade — including time with People's United Bank, which M&T
A roundup of new hires, promotion and achievements at companies, health care operations and nonprofits around Maine.
Andrew Goodwin will oversee the bank’s overall information technology and security management.
Matthew Witten will be responsible for maintaining the bank’s cybersecurity, third-party vendor management, business continuity and disaster recovery planning.
Larry Wold will step down as the Maine market leader for TD Bank, which has the largest share of the state's banking market.
Machias Savings has $2.3 billion in assets, 300 employees and 15 branches from Portland to Caribou.
Michael O’Reilly will take over for Kim Twitchell, who served as NBT’s Maine regional president from 2015 until a promotion earlier this year.
The latest funding round brings pumpspotting's fundraising total to $3.35 million. The startup's plans for the $2.2 million include commercial product expansion and a foray into health care.