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mainebiz has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in March 2023. Resources mainebiz has populated their site with include: • 2026 Mainebiz Community Impact Awards • Business Leaders of the Year Reception 2025 • Meet the 2026 Business Leaders of the Year • 2024 Mainebiz 40 under 40 Awards Reception • Mainebiz wins 5 awards from New England Newspaper & Press Association • Big plays in a small market: What it takes to run a pro sports team in Portland • Meet the 2025 Mainebiz 40 Under 40 • 'Everything but the kitchen sink’ up for auction amid pending sale of Kennebunk’s Wedding Cake House | Mainebiz.biz • Meet the 2025 Outstanding Women in Business • Made in Maine: The side hustle that became a dream • Friday Food Insider: Bagel chain with Big Apple presence will roll into Portland • LB Mini-Mart will add two Portland locations • Friday Food Insider: Southern Maine smoothie business expands into Scarborough • Kegs on the Kennebec • 2025 Women's Leadership Forum • Friday Food Insider: Amid challenging times for brewers, Mast Landing seeks ways to stand out • Friday Food Insider: James Beard awards names 10 Maine semifinalists • Mainebiz Events • Friday Food Insider: Despite recent closures, there are new restaurants to try in 2025 • ‘Thinking positively and working hard’: Notable quotables from 10 On the Record interviews in 2024 • Friday Food Insider: In these holiday movies, conflict centers around the dinner table • On the Record: Mobile sauna startup peddles wellness on wheels • On the Record: For Adam Goldberg, leading the Maine Mariners hockey team is a year-round labor of love • Friday Food Insider: Two Fat Cats bakery will open a second Portland location • Friday Food Insider: Long drive, long wait for a lobster roll at Red's Eats • Friday Food Insider: A Mediterranean restaurant opens its doors in Falmouth • Maine fashion brands call Portland their new home • Snap, crackle & pop-up: Temporary retail gains traction in Maine • In memoriam: Malcolm will be missed at Mainebiz • Friday Food Insider: Allagash Brewing will host 'Camp Allagash' this summer • Holy Donut rolls out plans for nationwide shipping • Northport scone business 'mixes' things up for food pantry benefit festival • Friday Food Insider: An underground, hideaway restaurant is set to open in Portland • Former Starbucks location in Portland's Old Port is leased by Maine handbag brand • Maine has relied on travel nurses, but hospitals are still struggling to find help • In search of a sustainable source of wood, Lewiston guitar maker buys saw mill • What’s for dinner? Ask the Bar Harbor restaurant called Dinner • With a nod to summer campfires, Portland startup Marin Skincare expands product line • Friday Food Insider: A bubble tea cafe has opened its doors in Portland • On the Record: EqualityMaine executive director calls for more inclusive workplaces • Mainebiz wins 3 national business journalism awards • Friday Food Insider: Saco will be home to a gluten-free bakery, with a twist • Ralph Lauren's Team USA ceremonial outfit gets some help from Maine manufacturers • On the Record: Portland Sea Dogs GM lays out game plan for Hadlock Field upgrades, leasing • In Oxford County, Norway is making headway • Lewiston restaurants are trying to make a comeback after October shootings • Friday Food Insider: Portland waterfront gazebo will become tiny home for sandwich shop • Developer gets Portland Planning Board approval for 13-condo building on Eastern Prom • Capping six-year expansion, Maine Med’s $378M tower is almost ready for patients • Friday Food Insider: Woodford's Corner Farmers' Market returns for second season • Charms of the farm: From goat hikes to flower festivals, Maine agritourism is thriving • Maine Grains is creating a food-centered gathering place in downtown Skowhegan • Friday Food Insider: Mr. Tuna opens the doors at East End site in Portland • Augusta-based Cushnoc Brewing plans to expand into Waterville • Apartment residents question eviction by Travis Mills Foundation • With demand for classes surging, Portland Pottery leases additional site in East Bayside • Maine’s vintage record sellers thrive on the chase of finding vinyl treasures • Custom golf club fitting studio tees up for business in Westbrook • As development surges in Norway, retailer finds larger space in historic opera house • Breaking barriers: Women entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds get a boost in Maine • Friday Food Insider: Stonewall Kitchen will again be doing business in the Old Port • From smart alarm clocks to seaweed wraps: 48-room luxury spa hotel set to open in Portland • On the Record: Bakers move business from Portland to suburb for parking, convenience • Friday Food Insider: Our cup is brimming with Maine coffee news • Portland is a restaurant city, but it wasn’t always so • The Mainebiz Health Care Forum 2024 | Mainebiz.biz • The Mainebiz Women's Leadership Forum 2024 | Mainebiz.biz • On The Road with Mainebiz in Belfast 2024 | Mainebiz.biz • Friday Food Insider: New executive chef at Black Point Inn brings Michelin-starred experience • Saco sees windfall in Route 1 development, filling in overlooked stretch of highway • Do you know someone who has made a positive lifestyle change? • New builds: A range of construction projects are in the pipeline • The reel deal: How Maine real estate professionals are using social media to drum up business • SHOWCASE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE MAINEBIZ SENIORSMART PUBLICATION! • Friday Food Insider: Openings, closings and projects in the works • With new adult-use store, cannabis scene on Eliot's 'Green Mile' continues to grow • Friday Food Insider: After 10 years, Limerick brewery calls it quits • Clam chowder beer, magic unicorns: Maine companies almost got us on April Fools' Day • Announcing Moderator: Elizabeth Ross Holmstrom • Whooping it up: Portland Sea Dogs set sweet-treat world record • New ownership of the Good Table adds zest to Cape Elizabeth eatery's comfort-food roots • J O I N T H I S S P E C I A L E D I T I O N - SeniorSmart • Join us on April 10 as we celebrate and recognize the 2024 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year! • We are excited to host this year's Mainebiz Women's Leadership Forum on Mindful & Fearless Leadership! • SeniorSmart Magazine • The 2024 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year | Mainebiz.biz • Maine businesses may be barking up the wrong tree when dealing with service animals • Business Leaders: The Ecology School’s Drew Dumsch transforms environmental learning • Friday Food Insider: Maine sugarhouses are gearing up for Maple Sunday • Business Leaders: Muhidin Libah is cultivating farms, a nonprofit and Maine's Somali Bantu community • Business Leaders: Grandy Organics owner Aaron Anker has big plans for the specialty food brand • Business Leaders: Bill Seretta leads Fork Food Lab’s expansion, driving Maine’s food sector • Business Leaders: Tanbark, led by Melissa LaCasse, produces sustainable packaging • Business Leaders: Finding Our Voices volunteer Mary Lou Smith helps fellow abuse survivors speak • Business Leaders: At TimberHP, Joshua Henry, Matthew O'Malia drive change in a legacy industry • Business Leaders: Jonathan and Catherine Culley haven’t shied from developing housing in Portland • Business Leaders: At the Center for Grieving Children, Anne Heros has helped generations • Join us in celebrating this year's Business Leaders of the Year! • Friday Food Insider: Businesses are gearing up for a busy St. Patrick's Day weekend • Nominations | Mainebiz Events | Mainebiz.biz • Adding fun and games to the workplace: GoodGames helps make Zoom meetings more effective • Watch out, Fenway Frank: Luke's Lobster scores concessions deal at Boston's Fenway Park • Friday Food Insider: Founder of Portland Wine Week dishes on her experience in the wine industry • In Maine's medical field, artificial intelligence takes on a mountain of data • Growing pains: Maine life sciences, biohealth startups hustle to raise capital in a tough environment • Friday Food Insider Notebook: For Maine Restaurant Week, a full menu of news • Real Estate Insider Notebook: Portland designer moves to the Old Port • Quick turnaround: Portland winery will take over former Urban Farm Fermentory space • Clean energy jobs are plentiful in Maine, and a trained workforce is stepping up • Friday Food Insider: Piper Shores will be a training site for the CIA (not the spy agency) • On the Record: Diggables brand of buckwheat puffs aims to stand out in crowded snack market • A year after fire, Gifford's Ice Cream resumes in-house production • Pumped up on heat pumps: Maine leads the nation on installations • Friday Food Insider: Colorado-based Ziggi's Coffee set to open its first Maine store, in Saco • 'Bandit' and his legacy get Valentine's Day love from Portland businesses • Friday Food Insider: Euro-African meat pies in North Berwick? Yes, really • A Belgrade Lakes bookshop will move to downtown Waterville • Building Business: Looking ahead at several projects in the planning stages • Word on the street: Office conversions, ‘liberated work’ setups top Maine development trends • Commercial development in Ellsworth is booming • Two more weeks left to nominate! • Turning the tide: How climate change is reshaping waterfront development in Maine • Friday Food Insider: Portland smoothie business will expand to Brunswick, Scarborough • Indoor golf driving range 'swishes' into Waterville • Retirement planning in your 50s: 'It's never too late' • Friday Food Insider: The owner of Sur Lie and Gather plans to open a cafe in Biddeford • Strategies to help you take the first step to retirement planning — in your 20s • Off to the races: Investor group bets big on harness racing in southern Maine • Hallowell’s Water Street has become an investment hub • Filling a gap: Maine launches retirement savings plan for private-sector workers without one • Mainebiz is accepting nominations for this year's Business Leaders of the Year Awards! • Join us on the road in Westbrook! • Back on the clock :Why some Mainers are choosing to ‘unretire’ and keep working well into their 80s • Friday Food Insider: East meets West at brunch spot slated to open in Portland • ow.ly • 2024 Forecast: Maine’s ‘readiness for anything’ has galvanized in recent years • 2024 Forecast: ‘Strong, vibrant’ hospitality sector faces staffing, cost headwinds • 2024 Forecast: General ‘unease’ in the air as potential tenants look ahead • 2024 Forecast: For investors, multifamily real estate market looks to ‘settle’ in coming months • 2024 Forecast: A ‘more normal’ year for Maine retailers • 2024 Forecast: Maine businesses face mixed indicators, challenges and chances to grow • 2024 Forecast: After a pandemic slump, demand is returning for office space • Tote touchdown: Portland-based Sea Bags scores NFL licensing deal • Friday Food Insider: An Old West saloon planned for West Bayside • Join us next week for the Mainebiz Five On The Future Forum! • Maine will host a range of new and returning sporting events this year • Inside the notebook: Mainebiz editorial staffers pick their favorite stories of 2023 • 'Buckle up, Maine': 2024 business predictions span space to sports • Year in review: Maine retail news in 2023 • Friday Food Insider: It's time to get into the holiday spirit(s) • Year in review: Maine business, nonprofit leaders Mainebiz honored in 2023 • Sweet success comes to a long-vacant space in South Portland • Labor board says Starbucks needs to reopen a Portland location, but landlord has made other plans • Friday Food Insider: Bam Bam Bakery is being reborn in a new space • Safe passage: Maine shipping containers carry the world’s goods, thwart 21st-century threats • At $9M, home sale in Kennebunkport is said to be record in York County • Friday Food Insider: Saddleback opens a restaurant that's at home in its surroundings • Friday Food Insider: Outdoor dining igloos — a pandemic innovation — are now a winter staple • Mainers are making moves: a roundup of recent leadership changes in banking • Eye on the prize: Cash awards from pitch competitions fund next steps for startups • Keeping fraud in check: Maine banks combat rising wave of check fraud • 'Thankful for the simple things': What 10 Mainers are grateful for this Thanksgiving • Parent-to-be launches ‘family formation’ practice at Bernstein Shur • Matcha-themed café is a dream project for two sisters • Feuding over family leave: Businesses fear bigger staffing headaches under Maine’s new law • Boutique boomlet in Biddeford? A second high-end hotel may open in trending Maine city • Friday Food Insider: Vietnamese sandwich shop BiddoBanh opens in Biddeford • A Maine manufacturer helping small businesses: Pieceworks handles a range of production • On the Record: Inclusion Maine’s Muhammad Humza Khan helps businesses with DEI • Frank talk about running a family business: The good, bad and surprising from 4 Maine firms • Farms grow families: Generations are invested in a thriving ag industry, despite stresses • Boots on the ground: LLBean’s Gorman sheds light on family, non-family roles at 111-year-old firm • Coffee talk with Kate McAleer: Bixby Chocolate branches out into coffee • Building Business: From a hotel to coffee shops, projects are taking shape • Friday Food Insider: Halloween is more of a trick than a treat for local candy sellers • Dream weaver: Wiscasset entrepreneur cultivates community • A year-round expansion for a Downeast company: Whitney Corp. moves beyond wreaths • Downtown Waterville continues to build momentum with provisions retailer • Friday Food Insider: Maine apple season is in full swing, but the crop is limited this year • Game on for Portland Monopoly as local businesses take 'Chance' on sponsorships • Friday Food Insider: Buxton welcomes farm-to-table gastropub Oak & Ember • 40 Under 40: Ray Ruby is a road warrior fighting cancer • 40 Under 40: Sokunthy Yean makes her mark as Sea Bags vice president • 40 Under 40: Andrew Cook is a banker who's focused on more than dollars and cents • 40 Under 40: Eliah Thanhauser is the CEO of a business that’s mushrooming • 40 Under 40: Sam Hight helps 'drive' Skowhegan-area economy • 40 Under 40: George Trinovitch is repositioning the Pentagöet Inn as coastal destination • 40 Under 40: Amber Boutiette is helping to normalize 'imperfect' skin • 40 Under 40: Sanchita Mukherjee is an attorney at Pine Tree Legal Assistance • 40 Under 40: John Paul is a brewery co-founder reaching for top 100 in the US • 40 Under 40: Stephen Coston expands his Bar Harbor hotel portfolio • 40 Under 40: ChappyWrap's Christina Livada is taking a family business in new directions • 40 Under 40: Dustyn Bailey is an ad man with political ambitions • 40 Under 40: Chad Dow has built a manufacturing business from scratch • 40 Under 40: Obinna Okani connects people, brands and experiences for social impact • 40 Under 40: Baseball broadcaster Emma Tiedemann has Major League ambitions • 40 Under 40: Tech entrepreneur David Holomakoff helps grows businesses, and people • 40 Under 40: Casey Prentice is a Portland developer and hospitality pro • 40 Under 40: Jordia Benjamin is an accomplished leader in the arts • 40 Under 40: Lady Shuckers founder Libby Davis creates market for oysters, and their shells • 40 Under 40: Michael Odokara-Okigbo is an African language specialist • 40 Under 40: Kendra Batchelder is making waves as a breast-health researcher and entrepreneur • 40 Under 40: Katie Shorey is a brand ambassador for Maine and business startups • 40 Under 40: Jessica Green answers the call for a plumber • 40 Under 40: Thomas Madden is a brewer looking to ‘pay it forward’ • 40 Under 40: Alicia Gaiero captains an oyster farm on the Maine coast • 40 Under 40: Fisheries advocate Ben Martens looks to preserve local control of seafood • 40 Under 40: Laura Reading is an advocate for affordable housing • 40 Under 40: Megan Walton is charting a course for Maine’s aging population • 40 Under 40: Outdoor advocate Jenny Kordick is championing an industry whose time has come • 40 Under 40: As a singer and a founder, Lauren Yokabaskas helps new voices be heard • 40 Under 40: Rose Barboza founds nonprofit to serve Black-owned businesses • 40 Under 40: Matthew Powell is positioning the Pentagöet at the ‘very heart of Castine’ • 40 Under 40: Alicia Milne is building connections, in business and community • 40 Under 40: As CEO at LifeFlight of Maine, Joseph Kellner sets lofty goals • 40 Under 40: Patrick Breeding, bootstrapping a startup to seven figures • 40 Under 40: Colleen Hanlon-Smith finds the bounty in Maine farms and food businesses • 40 Under 40: Nick Rimsa is propelling entrepreneurs in rural Maine • 40 Under 40: Denise Cilley is expanding the economic horizon in Downeast Maine • Friday Food Insider: Barstool Sports and 'One Bite Pizza Reviews' come to Portland • Nature-minded businesses shine at Common Ground Country Fair • Elizabeth McLellan, Founder & president of Partners for World Health - speaker at the Mainebiz CEO Forum held on Oct 11! • Friday Food Insider: Hannaford readies 2nd store in Scarborough, this one in former Shaw’s space • ‘Unleashing’ growth: Maine's emerging ‘Silicon Valley for animal health’ • Maine handbag designer relishes real-life 'Project Runway' role during New York Fashion Week • Friday Food Insider: It's time for a Portland-area donut showdown • Turning the page: Maine boasts growing crop of independent bookstores, book-themed startups • Light, camera, moment! One photographer's take on Maine sights • With two stores, Vermont Flannel tests the Maine market • Eye on the court, track and field — A Maine-based photographer shares his take on Maine sports • The vital role tugboats play in the global economy — as seen in Maine • From ox pulls to Lil' Lumberjacks: Maine agricultural fairs are going strong this year • Friday Food Insider: Getting fired up for a meal at firehouse-turned-eatery • Loring’s flight plan: Turning the former Air Force base into a regional aviation, aerospace hub • Calling all chefs: With increase in visitors, Bangor looks to add restaurants downtown • Friday Food Insider: Lone Pine Brewing plants a branch at Rock Row beer garden • Handiwork of Maine prison inmates will help raise funds for midcoast assistance program • $1.65M home sale is second-priciest for Wiscasset • Women to Watch: Alissa Wetherbee ‘axing’ stereotypes by creating opportunities for women in timber sports • Friday Food Insider: Women in the restaurant industry • Women to Watch: Susan Ruhlin creating a hotbed of startups at Waterville-based Dirigo Labs • Women to Watch: Victoria Morales matching quality housing with those in need • Women to Watch: Jessie Davis taking Rockland’s Strand Theatre to center stage • Women to Watch: Agnieszka Carpenter leads trade association touting Maine's biosciences community • Meet the 2023 Mainebiz Women to Watch • Friday Food Insider: It's time to go on a farmers' market tour • Tom's of Maine founders put Kennebunk home on the market • Aroostook County native starts gym business in Caribou, expands to Presque Isle • Friday Food Insider: It's time for a Scandinavian coffee break • On the Record: New head of Healthcare Purchaser Alliance has a lot on his plate • With Brunswick location, Barnes & Noble marks its first Maine bookstore opening since 1995 • Rain, rain, go away: Maine businesses lament impact of dreary summer weather • How developers are remaking a former hospital site to suit a historic Portland neighborhood • Portland Foreside developer plans retail, residences, luxury hotel on city's East End • Friday Food Insider: National recognition for a Maine food truck • 'More than a race': Rain-curtailed Tri for a Cure raises $1.8M to fight cancer in Maine • Friday Food Insider: It's Bastille Day, and time to check out Maine's French food scene • On the Record: Portland glasses retailer eyes new opportunities • With projects underway, Waterville's downtown is taking on new life • Dirigo Labs spurs innovation: Accelerator program helps startups grow • Friday Food Insider: Two Maine bagel shops receive recognition from Bon Appetit • Giving Notebook: Dunkin' donations to children's hospitals, Bar Harbor Bank help for cancer patients • Friday Food Insider: It's 4th of July weekend and that means grilling season • Vroom! Caribou's Spud Speedway revs up changes with new investors • Whether you seek donations, new board members, or volunteers, the Mainebiz Giving Guide will help you share your story with Maine's business decision-makers! • The 2023 Mainebiz NextUp: 40 Under 40 Awards | Mainebiz.biz • How is your company implementing sustainable change? • On The Road In Augusta 2023 | Mainebiz.biz • Tiffany Lopes opened Sunrise Bagel in Waterville in 2021 and is expanding to Augusta. • The Mainebiz Small Business Forum 2023 | Mainebiz.biz • Join us in Augusta on July 19! • Friday Food Insider: Everything is better with ice cream • Today is the last day to nominate for the 2023 Mainebiz Women to Watch Awards! • The Giving Guide • A popular retailer returns to midcoast Maine • Southern Maine businessman scoops up marine towing service • Brunswick handbag maker takes storefront lease in Old Port’s Boyd block • Portland Museum of Art awarded $300K USDA grant for planned expansion • The 2023 Mainebiz Women to Watch Awards | Mainebiz.biz • Building Business: Housing takes center stage, with larger projects underway • On the Road With Mainebiz in Brewer 2023 | Mainebiz.biz • $80M Vertical Harvest project hits the halfway mark • Never give up: Mainers recall business advice from their dads • New Balance’s $65 million factory expansion a boon for Skowhegan — and Maine • Maine’s Wild West: From Lewiston to rural areas, western Maine abounds with unique small businesses • Friday Food Insider: NYC partnership launches sushi spot in Kennebunk • Bella Funk boutique signs lease for storefront in Old Port • The 2023 Mainebiz Health Care Forum | Mainebiz.biz • Friday Food Insider: It's seafood season, but an iconic spot has been sidelined by repairs • Join us NEXT WEEK for the Mainebiz Health Care Forum! • Maine’s fast-changing cannabis industry requires being fleet of feet • Nominate a top notch woman before June 26! • On the Record: South Portland entrepreneur crafts soap from beer • This world is your oyster: A robust oyster farming industry thrives — despite hard work and nature’s wily ways • Baseball and baby-feeding: Sea Dogs team with pumpspotting to support parents • Dirigo Labs gains national recognition as growth accelerator with SBA prize • Join us in 2 weeks on June 7 for The 2023 Mainebiz Health Care Forum! • Now showing: Saco Drive-In set for rebirth in new location • Beer biz buzz: A roundup of Maine craft-industry news • Friday Food Insider: Nothing screams summer more than sweet frozen treats • Friday Food Insider: It’s pizza o’clock somewhere • Mainebiz takes first prize in regional journalism awards • Maine’s health care industry steps up effort to recruit and retain workers • Friday Food Insider: It's Cinco de Mayo, and Maine restaurants are ready • Port Property unveils townhouse plans for Levee development in Biddeford • Hotel development remains strong: Newcomers include boutique hotels and inns • Selling Maine as a convention destination: Balancing attractions with lack of space for larger events • Historic school among city-owned properties up for bid in Auburn • Remembering Portland's Valentine's Day 'bandit' • With dining habits changing, Maine restaurants rush to adapt • USM unveils its $2.5M nursing simulation lab • Incoming Maine Brewers' Guild boss aims to craft a more diverse industry • The scoop on Saco: U.S. Route 1 corridor is seeing growth • Are you a Healthy for Good Hero? Nominate for the 2023 Lifestyle Change Award • Two weeks until the Mainebiz Women's Leadership Forum hosted on Wednesday, May 3! • A home of her own: More women of all income levels are buying homes in Maine and nationwide • NOW ACCEPTING 40 UNDER 40 NOMINATIONS! • Do you know a female pioneer, role model, or executive whose commitment to their organization makes them an inspiration, regardless of gender? • We are proud to have this great group of women leaders speaking at this year's Mainebiz Women's Leadership Forum! • Dig this: Portland Sea Dogs to rebrand as Maine Clambakes for a day • Join us on May 18th at the On the Road with Mainebiz Reception in Presque Isle! • Permanent installation: Giant trolls make botanical gardens their forever home • Join us on May 3 for the Mainebiz Women's Leadership Forum! • Connect with the Presque Isle business community at On The Road With Mainebiz in Presque Isle reception on May 18! • The Impact of Powerful Communications Skills In Leadership • Nominate an outstanding young Maine leader for the Mainebiz Nextup: 40 under 40 Awards! • The 2023 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year | Mainebiz.biz • Join us May 3 at the 2023 Mainebiz Women's Leadership Forum • Rwanda Bean to scale back at Thompson's Point in Portland • Business Leaders: Nonprofit founder Amina Hassan is Lewiston's leading light • What will the judges base their scoring on? • Team behind Brunswick's Lemont Block renovation receives Maine Preservation award • Congratulations Amina Hassan, for being named the Mainebiz New Mainer Leader of the Year! • Business Leaders: Travis Mills provides retreat for veterans and their families • The Mainebiz Women's Leadership Forum is only a little over a month away • Congratulations to Travis Mills for being named the Mainebiz Nonprofit Leader of the Year! • Do you know an exceptional young Maine Leader? • Business Leaders: UMaine's Habib Dagher leads composite materials revolution • Congratulations to Habib Dagher for being named the Mainebiz Innovator of the Year! • Business Leaders: Leigh Saufley leads Maine Law with an entrepreneurial bent • Congratulations to Leigh Saufley, Dean of UMaine Law for being named a Mainebiz Industry Leader of the Year! • Do you know an outstanding young Maine leader? • Business Leaders: Tim Harrington plans next chapter with a new residential park in Biddeford • Congratulations to Tim Harrington, partner and creative director of the Kennebunkport Resort Collection, part owner of Batson River Brewing & Distilling, for being named a Mainebiz Industry Leader of the Year! • Business Leaders: Tom Watson is a developer that’s stuck with Portland through thick and thin • Portland non-alcoholic brewery looks to expand, seeks investors • Mainebiz is pleased to have Carolyn Nishon as a panelist at the Women's Leadership Forum! • Congratulations Tom Watson, CEO of Port Property for being named a Mainebiz Industry Leader of the Year! • Business Leaders: Dana Connors has been a tireless champion for Maine’s economy • Business Leaders: Margo Walsh uses life experience and persistence to place workers with a history • Do you know a young professional worthy of recognition? • Congratulations Margo Walsh, founder of MaineWorks • Business Leaders: Drew Lyman covers the waterfront as boatbuilder, developer • Congratulations to Drew Lyman, CEO of Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding, for being named the Mainebiz CEO of the Year! • Announcing Meredith Strang Burgess to the Women's Leadership Forum Panel! • Announcing the Mainebiz 2023 Business Leaders of the Year • The 2023 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year Reception • How sweet it is: Sugarhouses boiling the sap for Maine Maple Sunday • Maine small businesses honored by SBA for big impact • Portland startup Marin Skincare finds space on L.L.Bean shelves • Highlight your career options or services to Maine's future workforce • Alakazam's virtual worlds take the workplace beyond the Zoom call • On the Road with Mainebiz in Skowhegan | Mainebiz.biz • Big Papi takes a swing at Maine cannabis market • Tell your company's story and its job opportunities to Maine workers. • New act for forest products: Manufacturers find new uses for Maine’s vast forest resource • Target Maine’s emerging workforce with Work for ME! • Join us on April 5 as we celebrate and recognize the 2023 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year! • Mainebiz is proud to sponsor this year's Carnaval ME hosted NEXT WEEK from March 8 through March 12! • Today is the last day to nominate! • New bakery, gastropub opening in building recently vacated by Rivalries • Last call to submit your nominations for the 2023 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year Aweards! • Moving to Maine for retirement: A few pointers • On the Record: Portland entrepreneur launches app for schools, education organizations • Nominate an OUTSTANDING MAINE LEADER for the Business Leaders of the Year! • Highlight your career options to Maine's future workforce! • Wealth management firms are growing as they navigate client expectations • Retiring to Vacationland: Maine’s growing attraction for retirees ‘from away’