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A Word With the Boss

Published
December 17, 2015

A Word with the Boss: Her eco-friendly guide  to Maine sustains itself

Heather Chandler publishes the 10th edition of her annual SunriseGuide just in time for Christmas.
Published
December 3, 2015

A Word With the Boss: Mainer on the fast track as speedway general manager

David McGrath of Kennebunk is excited to oversee Loudon, which hosts two NASCAR races each year.
Published
October 29, 2015

A Word With the Boss: Retired container ship captain offers some deep insights

Frederick John Nicoll weighs in on the job's responsibilities, dangers and tough decisions.
Published
September 24, 2015

A Word With the Boss: David Ciullo gives personnel service a personal touch

The owner of Career Management Associates helps Maine businesses find talented people by selling them on an opportunity.
Published
September 17, 2015

A Word With the Boss: Servicing computers at core of TechPort

The Portland business helps local companies and customers with their PCs, Macs and other IT-related devices.

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Published
August 20, 2015

A Word With the Boss: Allagash Brewing founder sets the bar higher

Rob Tod has a head for innovation and creativity.
Published
August 6, 2015

A Word With the Boss: For Freeport businesswoman, being a national ‘retail champion’ comes naturally

Tina Wilcoxson, who owns Royal River Natural Foods, is board chair of the Retail Association of Maine.
Published
July 30, 2015

A Word with the Boss: GAC Chemical’s formula includes employee stock ownership plan

President/CEO David Colter says ESOP's benefits include employee retention and a deeper talent pool.
Published
July 23, 2015

A Word With the Boss: From a master’s Down Under to a leader downtown

Casey Gilbert is the new executive director of Portland's Downtown District, a nonprofit group that promotes the area's economic vitality.
Published
July 16, 2015

A Word With the Boss: Tall ships organizer’s days are long

Sailing enthusiast and publisher Alex Agnew is excited to have more than a dozen ships ready to squeeze into the harbor this weekend.