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Five finalists will compete onstage for the chance to win a $50,000 grand prize.
Living the entrepreneur life 100% for three years now, she founded all of her companies during the pandemic. Each fills a different void but all combat various social issues.
The director of engagement for Live + Maine and president of Startup Maine finds it rewarding to connect people to resources, mentors and individuals.
Nick Risma wears many hats in Maine's startup ecosystem.
Obinna Okani has worked with two Fortune 100 companies — Meta (Instagram and Facebook) and Toyota— to create marketing strategies for greater engagement in niche markets.
The former speech pathologist leads ChappyWrap, a Cape Elizabeth-based company that sells heirloom-quality blankets.
David Holomakoff is a serial entrepreneur who has found fulfillment in helping to launch three companies including Kinotek. He hopes to continue that growth in future ventures.
At the Roux Institute, Ben Chesler is looking to take industry and businesses forward — as he has previously helped others advance.
Patrick Breeding is co-founder and CEO of Marin Skincare.
Amber Boutiette is co-founder and chief product officer of Marin Skincare.
Kate Beever, founder of Maine Music and Health LLC, says her career is her passion project.
WAVED Medical LLC aims to bring breast cancer risk assessment technology to the marketplace.
More than 64,000 visitors attended the event in Unity last weekend. That total is the third-highest since the fair began in 1977.
The goal of the competition is to encourage startups developing research, commercial and consumer applications in the fast-growing New Space industry.
The incoming cohort is made up of five Maine-based companies and five from as far afield as Santiago, Chile.
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.