January 1st marks the opening day for Maine’s ice-fishing season, and you almost can’t head onto a frozen pond in the Pine Tree State without seeing at least a few Jack’s Traps.
We are still reeling from the 14 speakers at our recent Maine Live event and their stories of integrity, tenacity, and courage. Beth Shissler, president and chief sustainability officer of Sea Bags, shares the lessons she’s learned from co-owning a
Tae Chong, one of our 14 inspiring speakers at Maine Live, is a business advisor with CEI’s StartSmart IDA Program, a nationally recognized economic development program that helps immigrants and refugees start and manage their businesses. Listen as he talks
Steve Malcom, owner/CEO of Knickerbocker Group, talks about kicking the dirt, and how communities start with conversations about possibilities. “Communities need dirt kickers, for they are the believers in the value of change. It can be messy, it can muddy,
Maine Live speaker George Neptune, of George Neptune’s Baskets, talks about the sacred art form of basketmaking, being a native person with a foot in two different worlds, and passing along traditions to the next generations. “Only by sharing the
Open your heart and your mind to inspiring stories of integrity, tenacity, and courage as we roll out our 14 Maine Live talks on video, beginning today. We start with Director of Portland Museum of Art Mark Bessire, who shares
Jan Kearce, Executive Director of Lift360 and one of our 14 Maine Live speakers, believes that we are all able to rewrite our stories. Listen as she talks about her work providing leadership training to Maine leaders and the role
Following his graduation from Middlebury College in 2009, Prentice founded the Prentice Organization, a privately held investment and development company focused in the real estate and hospitality sectors. In five years, Prentice has grown the company significantly through a series
Dan Crewe is a United States Naval Academy graduate and a retired captain of the United States Air Force. Crewe is a co-founder of Gateway Mastering Studio in Portland and currently serves as president and chair of the Bob Crewe
Julie Marchese had a long career in her family business at Jordan’s Meats. After the sale of the family business, she and her mom endured the diagnosis of breast cancer. Through this journey she found her real passion: triathlons and
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