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A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits and professional firms in Maine.
The Portland-based financial services firm promoted Caitlin DiMillo from the position of senior vice president and client advisor.
The financial cooperative, which opened on the University of Maine campus in 1967, had primarily served members of Maine academic institutions since then.
South Portland said it will seek to fix a $4 million budget shortfall that resulted from a billing error without raising taxes for residents.
Randy Stolp brings over 22 years of credit union experience to his new role.
Experts say it's never too late to start planning, even as retirement nears.
Mainebiz spoke with experts in the finance industry on how to start saving in your 20s. Here are their tips to feeling less overwhelmed as you start to plan for the future.
The state is rolling out the Maine Retirement Investment Trust, or MERIT, to provide a low-cost, portable retirement savings program to workers without access to a savings program.
Some older Mainers are choosing to return to the workforce after retirement, aiming to stay active, earn an income and stay socially engaged.
The Houston-based financial institution, owned by Katahdin Banskshares Corp., has more than $1 billion in assets.
Charter Oak Capital Management, an investment firm with offices in Kennebunk and Portland, has promoted Emma Bean to partner and senior financial advisor.
Company stock ownership is seen as a way for employees to “benefit from the company’s prosperity.” More than 60 Maine companies are owned as ESOPs.
Cris Wescott, interim president and CEO of the Maine Credit Union League, believes the recession fears of a year ago have receded but does not expect significant economic growth in Maine in 2024.
The for-profit platform, which bills itself as an “easy way to raise money” from friends and family, has become a resource for Mainers affected by this week's flooding.
SaviLinx cited Micky Thomas' "ability to drive greater financial rigor, transparency and decision-making support at companies undergoing rapid growth and transformation."
In his new role, former StitchFitch executive Sachin Dhawan will lead the WEX global technology organization. Aimee Cardwell has joined the WEX board.