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CEI partnered with 91 businesses to increase job quality. Goals include supporting the creation of good jobs and expanding diverse business ownership.
The Three Corners Solar project crosses through Unity Township, Clinton and Benton. Located within CMP’s transmission system, it will produce enough power for 30,000 homes.
At Maine Family Federal Credit Union, Dan Clarke takes over for former CEO Rachel Caron, who retired in June.
A roundup of new hires, promotions and professional achievements from around Maine.
Before being appointed as NorState FCU executive vice president and chief operating officer in November 2021, Jeffrey Davenport served as a strategic consultant for CUNA Mutual Group.
High interest rates have caused residential sales to come “to a screeching halt,” said Mark McClure, managing partner of GenX Capital Partners, which is “buying down” interest rates for the first two years for the first 10 buyers at the Mark at
Susan Whitehead began working for the credit union in 1988 as a utility clerk, and had been the president and CEO for the past nine years.
Savannah Rioux started her banking career in 2016, and previously worked for Androscoggin Bank as a senior client service representative.
Five Maine banks — Machias Savings, Bath Savings Trust Co., KeyBank, Saco & Biddeford Savings and Katahdin Trust — announced significant personnel moves in recent weeks.
As interest rates rise and the housing frenzy of the past two years cools down, the banking industry looks to other revenue sources for growth.
Some Maine startups are racking up pitch-off wins before going on to other fundraising, while others prefer more specialized accelerator programs and grants.
After a crazy stretch marked by the refi boom, home-buying frenzy and PPP loan program, banks are adjusting to new challenges.
The Augusta-based bank will open a branch at 54 Baxter Blvd., in a space formerly occupied by Coldwell Banker.
Rachael Billings and Andrew Livingston both provide comprehensive wealth management skills, including portfolios and strategic planning and advice for clients.
Cody Farrell will lead a team of banking professionals to provide solutions and guidance to help individuals, families, and businesses on Mount Desert Island meet their financial goals.
Krista Simonis will advance the trade group's legislative, political and advocacy agendas in Augusta and Washington, D.C., and enjoys performing in an improv comedy group in her leisure time.