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A guest columnist from the Association for Consulting Expertise responds to a reader's question about the best way to create an advisory board, and its role in a growing company.
KinoTek Inc. names its inaugural board with plans to launch its software this March following beta testing.
A total of 32 companies from Bangor, Portland, Lewiston and Waterville will participate in this year's program, which will culminate with a final showcase pitch-off in May for a $25,000 cash prize.
The state was the only one in the Northeast to crack the top 10, according to the analysis, which considered nearly a dozen criteria related to the success of female entrepreneurs.
The U.S. Small Business Administration has announced grant funding and the launch of 20 new Women’s Business Centers across the country, including the one in Maine, to be overseen by Coastal Enterprises Inc.
Leaders of a dozen Maine nonprofit organizations share their 2021 goals and aspirations with Mainebiz.
Driven by the pandemic, the nonprofit network saw a 191% increase of participants over the last six months. “We might be at this interesting tipping point for local seafood systems,” founder Joshua Stoll says in a Q&A with Mainebiz.
From keeping employees safe to helping business grow, here's a roundup of New Year's business resolutions shared with Mainebiz.
Mainebiz wraps up 2020 with a look at 10 of the stories this year that surprised, delighted and amazed us.
As 2020 draws to a close, here's a curated collection of quotes from Mainebiz "On the Record" interviews with business and nonprofit movers and shakers.
Coastal Enterprises Inc. announced the release of the publication as part of a three-year initiative to further develop scallop farming efforts in Maine. They started to take off after Maine fishermen visited Japan to learn about techniques and
Nick Rimsa, co-founder of Tortoise Labs, says, “People don’t need the background or the expertise or the experience to do this, and they don‘t need to be technical. They just need to be curious.”
Propeller, a collaboration between CEI Women's Business Center and Tortoise Labs, of Waterville, a free six-week program that helps female entrepreneurs with tech-enabled business ideas, counts six startups among its successes this year, and is
Demand for flex units combined with tight inventory resulted in a high amount of interest in the industrial condo units. The developers are looking for more land in Saco to put up more units.
In 2018 the first-time entrepreneur helped launch HighByte, a Portland industrial software company, and now it expects to double headcount in the next year. She tells Mainebiz, "Most companies begin with an idea, but HighByte began with a team."
Rarebreed, a Portland startup that invests in veterinary facilities, is partnering with a Massachusetts practice to open the city's first animal urgent-care clinic — coincidentally, next to a human one.