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W W W. M A I N E B I Z . B I Z 25 J U N E 2 4 , 2 0 1 9 [ A C H I E V E M E N T S ] Meadowmere Resort in Ogunquit said that it received a "TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence" for the fourth consecu- tive year and the seventh time overall. Certificate recipients included hotels, restaurants and attractions worldwide. Frances Perkins Center in Newcastle announced its will honor Steven Hufnagel, executive director of the Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust, on June 26 at the Frances Perkins Homestead National Historic Landmark. is special event rec- ognizes the importance of the partner- ship between the trust and the center to preserve the Perkins Family Homestead. Bar Harbor Bank & Trust named Lisa Parsons, senior vice president regional market manager for Mount Desert Island, and Joe Scully, senior vice pres- ident director of security, technology and infrastructure in Hampden, as "e Chairman's Award" winners at its annual Chairman's Dinner and Celebration. e bank also presented "Emerging Leader Awards" to Caitlin Dunston, vice president corporate council, Ellsworth; Kevin Liberty, vice president commercial credit man- ager, Manchester, N.H.; Charles Seugling, vice president regional market manager, Manchester, N.H.; Kristie Howe, vice president HR business partner, Newport, N.H.; and Neal Blake, vice president assistant controller, Bar Harbor. Lee Ann Szelog, president and keynote speaker for Simply Put LLC, was selected to speak on the subjects of communica- tion and innovation at the International Institute of Municipal Clerks Conference in Birmingham, Ala. Maine Coast, a York-based distributor of live lobster, was one of 48 U.S. com- panies presented with the "President's 'E' Award for Exports" for its national leadership in exports. The Maine Credit Union League pre- sented its 2019 award winners at its annual meeting and convention. Anne Marie Lane, executive vice presi- dent, TruChoice Federal Credit Union in Portland was named the "Jeannette G. Morin Award for Outstanding Credit Union Employee" winner; Mason Pottle, board chair, Downeast Credit Union in Baileyville was the "Alexander Ferguson Award for Outstanding Credit Union Volunteer" winner; Steve Baillargeon, CEO, Penobscot County Federal Credit Union in Old Town won the "James M. Gratto Award for Outstanding Credit Union CEO;" Dan Bagley, execu- tive vice president, The County Federal Credit Union in Caribou captured the "Diane L. Oceretko 'People Helping People' Award for Community Service;" and Dave Desjardins, CEO, Acadia Federal Credit Union in Fort Kent won the "League President's Award for Outstanding League Volunteer." Neuright and Sticky Sweet were named the winners of the 2019 Top Gun Program's Showcase. Each received $25,000 sponsored by the Maine Technology Institute and the David E. Shaw Family Foundation. Jennifer Nuttall, a nurse in charge at Franklin Memorial Hospital in Farmington, earned the Certified Medical-Surgical Registered Nurse credential from the Medical-Surgical Nursing Certification Board. Kenji Saito was elevated to fellowship in the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. Saito practices occupational and environmen- tal medicine at MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta and Waterville. He is the medical director of Workplace Health, the center's occupational medicine practice and is also regulatory liaison and chair of Medical Specialties for MaineGeneral Health. The Greater Portland Council of Governments recognized Ecomaine with its "President's Award" for its efforts to improve solid waste management through regionalization, environmen- tal and economic sustainability, and public outreach. Maine Homes by Down East magazine won the "2019 Home/Shelter" award at the 34th annual National City & Regional Magazine Awards competition. Maine Ad and Design presented its annual Broderson Awards with VIA Agency cap- turing four awards for L.L.Bean includ- ing "e Pitch," Gold: TV Campaign or Spot; "Be an Outsider," Gold: Best Digital Video and Silver: Integrated Marketing Campaign; and "Sunlight Ink," Silver: Print Full Page Ad. Other winners were Garrand Moehlenkamp for New Balance: "247 Time Zones," Gold: E-Commerce Website and for Dunkin Donuts: "S!p," Gold: Experimental; and Rinck for Colman's Mustard: "Hot Mess Tour," Gold: Social Media Integrated or Mult-Platform Campaign and "Hot Mess Tour," Bronze: Experiential. Looking for exciting business events? Go to mainebiz.biz/calendar to view and post events. @ P R O D U C E D B Y : I N PA R T N E R S H I P W I T H : MANUFACTURERS Find the skilled workforce you need! Distributed to potential employees through trade and technical high schools, high school career counselors, universities, community colleges, career centers/associations, workforce development organizations, Mainebiz subscribers and many other targeted groups and events. This special publication gives manufacturers a unique format to tell their story and showcase what they make right here in Maine. Tell potential employees about the diverse career opportunities your company has to offer. S P O N S O R E D B Y : A GUIDE TO CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN MAINE MANUFACTURING RESERVE YOUR AD SPACE BY JULY 19 / ISSUE PUBLISHED OCTOBER 1 For more info visit mainebiz.biz/StuffMadeInMaine or contact Donna Brassard at dbrassard@mainebiz.biz

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