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W W W. M A I N E B I Z . B I Z 19 M A R C H 2 3 , 2 0 2 0 CIVIL ENGINEERING SURVEYING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES our business leaders 2019 proud to be 100% employee-owned...and led! 2020 Company of the Year The New England Chapter of The ESOP Association Martin Grimnes Former president / Harbor Technologies What he is doing today: President of Arcadia Alliance, a joint venture between Brødrene Aa of Norway and Front Street Shipyard in Belfast, with 350 employees between the two owners. Key lessons learned as a manager: Proactively engage all stake- holders, boards of directors, employees at all levels, academia and related branches of public service. Advice to Maine's next generation of business leaders: Bless new emerging technologies, which are nibbling at large well-established technologies. If you see something happening somewhere in the world and it makes sense, set your watch, it's coming here. What's next: Reestablish Maine as a national leader in shipbuilding technology for the benefit of coastal Maine's maritime industry, its supply chain and our environmental goals and ambitions. Martin Grimnes, who was president of Harbor Technologies, now oversees a joint venture between Front Street Shipyard in Bath and a company in Norway. FILE PHOTO If you see something happening somewhere in the world and it makes sense, set your watch, it's coming here. – Martin Grimnes

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