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Bristol Seafood is opening an outpost at the collaborative workspace, just a half mile from its headquarters on the Portland Fish Pier. The seafood company is also sponsoring a program to attract new entrepreneurs to Maine's "blue economy."
They weren't planning to open a commercial gym in the midst of a pandemic. But Andre and Katie Mercier’s new facility offered plenty of physical-distancing space, so they’re going for it.
HighByte Inc., a Portland startup creating industrial operations software, appointed to its board of directors Cambium Enterprises CEO Betsy Peters and Kepware founder Corson Ellis.
Located on 60 acres on the west side of Mount Desert Island near Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor's Terramor Outdoor Resort will be the first of its kind for Kampgrounds of America.
It's been some time since any Maine companies gained admission to the Cleantech Northeast Open, according to Martin Grohman of E2Tech, which helped with the applications. The two startups join 45 others in the 2020 program.
Neuright, a University of Maine biotech spinoff focused on diagnosis and treatment of nerve damage in diseases like diabetes, was awarded $225,000 in federal funds to develop technology for delivery to market.
Despite the pandemic, the industry is big and getting bigger, partly driven by entrepreneurs with an appreciation of Maine's great outdoors and who aren't afraid to go off the beaten path.
Tyler Technologies, which employs 940 people in Maine, said it received a record number of applications for this year's competition, which awarded $10,000 in college scholarship money to the winners.
The 61-employee firm, headed by CEO Stephen Goodrich who in 2014 founded its predecessor and moved it to Maine, is now owned by PDI.
Waterville startups Easy Eats and Sklaza received software development grants from Maine Technology Institute to support their expansions across college campuses.
In the final round of the Maine business-pitch television series, Erin Flett competed against Chad and Nicole Humphrey of Humphrey's BBQ and Heather Desjardins of technology startup iTell Alert.
This year perhaps more than ever, Mainebiz needs your help in finding inspirational leaders from the private and nonprofit sectors to honor.
The lawyer-turned-entrepreneur and her husband knew the purchase of an existing business, in a field where they had no experience, would be "scary." Now the pandemic creates a different challenge.
Jillian Robillard, a 2020 graduate in the school's marine entrepreneurship winner, was named as the $25,000 prize winner Sunday in the college edition of the televised business pitch contest.
Startup TreeFreeHeat has signed its first distribution deal with Back40, a fellow Maine startup that operates an e-commerce site for outdoor gear rentals.
Alain J. Nahimana, co-founder and executive director of the Greater Portland Immigrant Welcome Center and a 2018 Mainebiz Next List honoree, has died of complications from diabetes.