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V O L . X X I V N O. X X S E P T E M B E R 1 7 , 2 0 1 8 28 U S I N E S S M A I N E I N S H O R T N E W S WO R T H Y P E O P L E A N D P E R F O R M A N C E S customer service coordinator. Scherer most recently served as manager, marketing operations while Ell was customer service representative. cPort Credit Union in Portland promoted Jacky Murphy to senior branch man- ager at 35 Middle St. in Portland, Benjamin Guerette to direc- tor of training and Christian Van Dyck to senior vice presi- dent and general counsel. Murphy was most recently branch manager at Forest Avenue in Portland, Guerette was training manager and Van Dyck was vice president of compliance and audit. [ A P P O I N T M E N T S ] Tree Street Youth in Lewiston formed an advisory council to support the youth organization's mission and advocate for programming in the greater com- munity. Members include: Yellow Light Breen, Maine Development Foundation; Edmund Cervone, Educate ME; Tae Chong, Catholic Charities; Erin Cinelli, Emanuel & Pauline A. Lerner Foundation; Rebecca Swanson Conrad, LA Metro Chamber of Commerce; Glenn Cummings, University of Southern Maine; Ken Grady, IDEXX; Charles Lawton, economist; Colleen Quint, Alfond Scholarship Foundation; Bill Webster, Lewiston schools; Nate Wildes, Live and Work in Maine; and Jean Mattimore, Androscoggin Bank. Camden National Corp. appointed Marie McCarthy as an independent director of the company. McCarthy is chief opera- tions and people officer at L.L.Bean. Maine Public Relations Council added Wayne Clark to its board of direc- tors. Clark teaches at the University of Southern Maine, New England College, Pacific University and Southern New Hampshire University at the under- graduate and graduate levels. The American Heart Association in Portland elected Dervilla McCann, chief of population health at Central Maine Medical Center, as board president; and Mindy Beyer, quality improve- ment specialist with Maine Medical Partners / MaineHealth Cardiology, as board chair. In addition, Melanie Tinto, chief human resource officer at WEX, and Melina Furtado, associate research scientist at Jackson Laboratory, were added to the board. Husson University in Bangor said that President Robert Clark was elected to the board of directors of the Council for Higher Education Accreditation for a three-year term, effective July 1. e council is a national advocate and institutional voice for promoting aca- demic quality through accreditation. Maine Manufacturing Extension Partnership in Augusta added Sally Garand to its board of directors. Garand is a commercial loan officer with Finance Authority of Maine. [ A C H I E V E M E N T S ] CES Inc., a firm of engineers, environ- mental scientists and land survey- ors in Brewer, said Kay Allcroft is now a Society of Human Resources Management Certified Professional. Allcroft is human resources director, corporate risk manager and safety coordinator for the firm. Alison Siviski, community and com- munications manager at the Olympia Snowe Women's Leadership Institute, was named the first-ever "Maine Young Professional of the Year" at the sec- ond annual Ignition Awards hosted by PROPEL and the Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce. Four local busi- nesses were also recognized at the event: "Hustler of the Year" was High Roller Lobster Co.; "Social Entrepreneurship (Small Business)" went to Mast Landing Brewing; "Social Entrepreneur of the Year" was awarded to Revision Energy; and "Economic Stimulation Award (Large Business)" went to Certify. Promerica Health, a full-service health engagement and wellness company in Falmouth, announced that it has surpassed two million health screen- ings provided. Portland Buy Local said Coffee by Design, Garbage to Garden, Longfellow Books, Micucci Grocery, Portland Food Co-op, Portland Maine Farmers' Market, Portland Museum of Art, Portland Trails, Rosemont Market and Bakery and Space Gallery will be inducted into its Hall of Fame at this year's Indie Biz Awards. Looking for exciting business events? Go to mainebiz.biz/calendar to view and post events. @ For more information visit www.mdf.org Celebrate MDF's 40th Anniversary and the 25th Anniversary of Our Leadership Development Programs Thursday, October 25 • Brick South, Thompson's Point, Portland SPONSORED BY: 2:00pm–4:30pm Leadership Alumni 25th Anniversary Summit 4:30pm–5:00pm MDF Annual Meeting 5:00pm–8:30pm MDF 40th Anniversary Celebration PRESEN T ING SP ONSORS DAVA DAVIN JOAN FORTIN KRISTINA EGAN CLAYTON SPENCER Come meet the 2018 Mainebiz Women to Watch The Westin Portland Harborview 157 High Street, Portland September 25 5:00–7:00 pm For more info and to register, visit www.mainebiz.biz/WTW FOLLOW US @MBEVENTS #MBWTW18 Kay Allcroft Benjamin Guerette Jacky Murphy Christian Van Dyck

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