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V O L . X X X N O. V I I I A P R I L 1 5 , 2 0 2 4 36 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 McEntyre, Ian Pullen and Heather Whitney, 10 years; and Shawn Baldwin, Rachel Barton, Gary Bellegarde, Andrea Benvie, Kelina Demers, Carter Lessard, Holly Pepin and Jenn Piper, five years. Franklin Memorial Hospital in Farmington presented David Scammon with the "BEE Award (Be Exceptional Every Day)" in recog- nition of his exceptional non-nurs- ing care. Scammon is a nutrition representative at the hospital. Pierce Atwood, a law firm in Portland, recognized its Maine- based attorneys and staff for giving back to the community through pro bono and community service efforts. Cameron Goodwin, a litiga- tion attorney, and Heidi Grant, a legal assistant, were named the "McKusick Community Impact Award" winners; and Kellie MacDonald, an immigration attor- ney, and Abigail Dyer, marketing coordinator, won the "Scribner Firm Impact Award." Blue Ox Malthouse in Lisbon Falls won a bronze medal in the "Caramel" category for its floor malted Caramel 20 malt and a silver for its floor malted Yankee Pilsner malt in the "Pilsen" category during MaltCon2024. Morgan Stanley announced that Andrew Thomas, executive direc- tor, senior investment manage- ment consultant, financial advi- sor in the firm's Portland Wealth Management office, and Gary Bergeron, an executive direc- tor, financial advisor in the firm's Portland Wealth Management office, were named to Barron's list of "America's Top 1,200 Advisors: 2024 State-by-State." PC Construction in Portland said it received a "Construction Risk Partners Build America Award" in the $76 million to $125 million new building category from the Associated General Contractors of America for its work on the University of Southern Maine's Portland Commons Residence Hall and McGoldrick Center for Career & Student Success. Maine Preservation in Yarmouth announced its annual "Honor Awards." is year's honorees Maine HR Convention www.mainehrconvention.com Everyone thrives when HR is on top of its game. M a y 6 - 9 , 2 0 2 4 S a m o s e t R e s o r t | R o c k p o r t , M E The conference aims to address critical issues related to envisioning future communities and understanding the mechanisms required for successful project implementation. Through insightful presentations and discussions, attendees will gain valuable insights into navigating the challenges of aligning development goals with evolving societal needs, ensuring that projects are not only feasible but also contribute positively to future landscapes. KEYNOTE SPEAKER We are excited to host award- winning architect, Jonathan Tate, Principal of New Orleans- based OJT, an architecture and urban design practice, as our Keynote Speaker. PANELISTS Kevin Kraft and Nell Donaldson — City of Portland Nate Marcet — Albin Randall & Bennett Jonathan and Catherine Culley — Redfern Properties John Egan — Genesis Fund Jason Howe — Preti Flaherty ECONOMIC OUTLOOK PRESENTATION Ken Entenmann — Chief Investment Officer and Chief Economist of NBT Bank JOIN US FOR THE 2024 MEREDA SPRING CONFERENCE May 15, 2024 Holiday Inn By The Bay 88 Spring Street, Portland Penciling the Future Application will be made for in-person only legal, appraiser, broker, and architect continuing education credits. R E G I S T E R TO DAY AT M E R E DA .O R G High-level Agenda Tuesday, May 14 4pm–6pm: Keynote founder panel and kick-off reception Wednesday, May 15 9am–7pm: Programming and events all day Thursday, May 16 Morning programming, followed by Maine Center for Entrepreneur's Annual Summit Friday, May 17 7:30am–noon: Programming Noon–2pm: A mini hackathon 4:30pm–6:30pm: Wrap party at the Hùs with New England Ocean Cluster and Maine Outdoor Brands Startup Maine's annual event is back this year! Startup Week 2024 May 14–17 CHECK OUT THE FULL PROGRAM AND PURCHASE TICKETS TODAY! startupmaine.org/program Tickets only $39 for the week