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The County, ranked No. 7 among the largest Maine-based credit unions, has appointed Brad Wolverton as its next chief financial officer.
Net income fell 21% from the second quarter, and the company said it sold some of its investments in response to rising interest rates.
Opera, IT, a publishing imprint and Québécois food are the focuses of Skowhegan’s latest business lab.
Mainebiz presents a roundup of the new hires, promotions and achievements from businesses and nonprofits around the state.
The winner, a returning finalist from 2022, is a Camden tech business that helps users start, manage or join a book club. Amply Energy, of Cumberland, was crowned the Emerging Business Award winner.
Damariscotta-based First Bancorp reported third-quarter net income of $7.5 million, representing a 1.1% increase over a year earlier.
Norway Savings Bank, ranked No. 7 among the largest Maine-based banks, has promoted Melissa Rock, Ryan Dillingham and Frank Farrell.
Adam Kavanagh has worked in the credit union industry for more than a decade. He is also an active member of the Maine Credit Union League's Compliance Council.
New hires, promotions and achievements from businesses and nonprofits around Maine.
Guest columnist Lucie Hannigan at Machias Savings Bank lays out the case for going cashless.
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.