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Atlantic Federal Credit Union became part owner of an insurance agency 20 year ago. Now, as full owner, the credit union has named a longtime executive as president and CEO of the insurance business.
Cross Insurance, which has grown through more than 120 acquisitions since its founding in 1954, has purchased two Newburyport, Mass.-based agencies.
Eileen Moran Fongemie succeeds Senior Vice President and CFO Dan McGarvey, who announced his retirement last month after 13 years with MEMIC.
Cross oversees a company with 1,000 employees in more than 50 offices, serving 100,000 customers. The family business has grown through 175-plus acquisitions to become the largest independent insurance provider in New England.
The Bureau of Insurance recovered more than $1.3 million on behalf of Maine consumers through investigations conducted in 2021.
Eric Cioppa will retire as superintendent of the Maine Bureau of Insurance after serving the agency for 33 years in various roles.
The pandemic may have altered the office permanently, with people seeing the workplace as a site for collaborating rather than everyday duties.
Hybrid work has not only reshaped the workplace, but also how people communicate with colleagues, clients and customers.
Retirement isn't what it used to be, especially during the pandemic. Here's a mix of work-and-play options Mainers from various walks of life are trying out in their post-career lives.
Maine companies scored high in the Corporate Equality Index’s annual review of LGBTQ+ policies, with Hannaford Supermarkets again receiving a perfect score.
Founded in 1954, Cross Insurance has acquired more than 120 insurance agencies throughout the Northeast. It now has more than 1,000 employees operating out of offices in six states.
A $2.9 million campaign seeks to upgrade lift capacity and shorten lines. BigRock saw local demand for skiing and snowboarding jump over the past year, and expects a new lift to further increase the mountain’s profile.
Unum's third-quarter earnings fell below Wall Street expectations and the company said its outlook was clouded by COVID-19 pressures.
The disability insurer, once headquartered in Maine and still employing over 2,000 people in the state, has authorized the repurchase through next year.
The Portland-based workers compensation insurer will pay $17 million to about 14,000 Maine employers.
For six years, a group of Portland-area chief executives from companies like Hannaford and WEX have been informally meeting to share ideas and camaraderie. That help has become more important than ever during the pandemic, says the group's founder,