Jason Cianchette has built his career on building great teams and great internet products. Along the way, he helped launch three successful internet companies that have generated millions of monthly users. Cianchette is currently focused on creating interactive video experiences
Erin Flett is a graphic, textile, and surface designer with her own line of hand-screen textiles and woven fabrics. Her line includes pillows, bags, wall art, limited-edition paper products, and bedding, along with custom projects for interior designers and architects.
John Coleman founded the VIA Agency in 1993 and has been the Portland, Maine-based agency’s CEO since. Coleman holds an MBA and a BS in mechanical engineering and an honorary doctorate in fine arts from Maine College of Art. He
Raymond Brunyanszki is the co-owner of the Camden Harbour Inn, Natalie’s Restaurant, the Danforth Inn, and Tempo Dulu alongside his partner Oscar Verest. In 2013, the Camden Harbour Inn became a member of Relais and Châteaux, an association of the
Louise Rosen is the executive and artistic director of the Maine Jewish Film Festival. She is a media executive with over 25 years experience in all areas of the international television and film business. Her projects have included Oscar, Emmy,
Chris Lynch, a Massachusetts native and Bates College graduate, spent the first 17 years of his career working on Wall Street. In 2006, Chris founded Legacy Properties Sotheby’s International Realty. He is the president and owner of this market-leading, luxury-property
Briana Volk is a mother, wife, restaurateur, and former advertising creative. Portland Hunt + Alpine Club, which she owns with her husband Andrew, was named one of the “5 Best New Cocktail Bars in America” by Bon Appétit in 2014
Bettina Doulton is the owner of Lincolnville’s Cellardoor Winery. When she first visited the property in December 2006, she immediately fell in love with the 200-year-old buildings and 68-acre farm. This visit prompted a decision to change her path and
Everywhere you look, you stumble upon archeological troves of carved monuments and massive plinths from the island’s industrial granite era, now partially covered by feral roses and raspberry bushes. On the hillside sloping down to the main wharf, weathered shingled
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