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A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements and businesses and nonprofits around Maine.
Before joining Maine State Credit Union, Nicole Hotchkin was a vice president and senior retail loan officer for Camden National Bank at its Belfast branch.
Today, Chase employs around 30 people at its retail branches in Portland, Falmouth, Westbrook and Saco.
The investment is recovered through savings on the consumers’ energy bills. The program “provides a very attractive pathway for businesses to finance energy improvements,” said the leader of Efficiency Maine.
The retail branch would be the first in Maine for Mascoma, which is headquartered in New Hampshire.
Andrew McGeorge comes to the credit union from one in New Hampshire.
After a 22-year career at the bank, Greg Dufour will retire Dec. 31. A top executive from Boston-based Citizens Bank has been tapped to succeed him.
Andrew Fortin-Trimble joined Skowhegan Savings in 2020 as vice president and director of marketing to lead strategy and execution.
Seth Poplaski will cover central Maine alongside community engagement managers Jenn Deschene in Presque Isle and Lesley Ridge in Portland.
Alina Dubois joined KeyBank in 2015 as a teller and was promoted to personal banker seven months later. She became a branch manager in 2017 and was promoted to area retail leader in 2021.
The first retirement savings partnership in the U.S. is expected to soon provide Maine employers with a free automatic retirement savings program for their employees.
Rodney Hood, past chairman and current board member of the National Credit Union Administration, was in Maine this week to meet with representatives of several institutions and the Maine Credit Union League.
The church, built in 1835, is on the National Register of Historic Places. The credit union will repurpose spaces for professional use, with community space also available.
Meg Loubier will primarily serve the commercial lending needs of customers in Somerset and Kennebec counties.
A Dallas firm that invested in the sprawling mixed-use development four years ago has purchased tax-exempt bonds issued by the Finance Authority of Maine.
A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements from businesses and nonprofits around Maine.