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W W W. M A I N E B I Z . B I Z 41 M AY 1 3 , 2 0 2 4 II to its board of directors. Robbins, who was elected to a three-year term in the Eastern Region, is co-owner and presi- dent of Robbins Lumber Inc. in Searsmont. [ A C H I E V E M E N T S ] Malone Commercial Brokers in Portland said that Jennifer Small, partner, earned Certified Commercial Investment Member designation. The Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce announced the winners of its inaugural 2024 WE Rock! Awards, honoring female professionals who have made an impact on their community. Claudette Ndayininahaze, executive director of Portland nonprofit In Her Presence, won the "She Empowers Award;" Susan Doliner, chief development officer at MaineHealth and vice president of philanthropy at Maine Medical Center, was named the "She Inspires Award;" and Margaret Angell, head of partnership and strategic activities at Northeastern University's Roux Institute, captured the "She Unites Award." The Associated General Contractors of Maine recognized four major projects as part of its 2024 Build Maine Awards. CPM Constructors won the "2024 Highway/Bridge Division Award" for its Exit 45 Interchange Project, Sargent Corp.'s Back Cove West Storage Conduit Project captured the "Municipal/ Utility Award," PC Construction was recog- nized for the USM Portland Commons Residence Hall & McGoldrick Center for Career & Student Services Project with the "Building Division Award" and N.S Giles' Danforth Fishway project to help restore the Penobscot River won the "Specialty/ Subcontractor Award." Anna Moorman and Jo-Ann Neal, agents at Allen Insurance and Financial in Camden, were recognized with a "Bronze Level Award for Medicare Sales in 2023" by Anthem. Moorman and Neal specialize in Medicare insurance. Saco Main Street, a nonprofit organization dedicated to small business and downtown revitalization, said that board members Christopher Talbot and Elizabeth Gummere received the "Presidential Volunteer Service Award" for their commitment to service and making a positive impact in their community. NonprofitMaine.org/PowertheCommonGood #NonprofitsWorkForME 1 IN Maine workers 100,000 100,000 6 employed Maine nonprofit jobs in Maine That's over by a is NOMINATE A FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESS TODAY FOR THE MAINE FAMILY BUSINESS AWARDS Self-nominations are encouraged! To nominate a business visit: FAMBUSINESS.ORG ♦ Renys Large Business (25 + employees) ♦ Chalmers Insurance Group Customer Service ♦ Horch Roofing First Generation ♦ M&T Bank Innovation & Technology ♦ Shep Lee Community Service ♦ Geiger Environmental Leadership ♦ Maddy Corson Small Business (fewer than 25 employees) AWARDS ARE PRESENTED IN 7 CATEGORIES: ANNUAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING MEMBERS OF MDF'S INSTITUTE FOR CIVIC LEADERSHIP (ICL) ELEPHANT CLASS. GRADS Anne Ball: Maine Development Foundation Jeff Beaule: City of Lewiston Jodi Benvie: KFI Tammy Bolduc: L.L.Bean Julie Buhler: Veterans' Memorial Library Rudy Caron: Harriman Architects Lindsay Conrad: Portland Trails Andrew Dana: Four Directions Development Corporation Luke Dyer: Town of Van Buren Farrah Fidler: LifeFlight of Maine Jon Gagne: Greater Portland Council of Governments Gerry Gibson: Lewiston Public Schools Diana Lakeman: Town of Millinocket Clara McCool: Greater Portland Council of Governments Brandie Michaud: KFI Allison Mills: Unum John Ochira: Maine Community Foundation Allison Page: Portland Symphony Orchestra Vivek Philip: The Jackson Laboratory EJ Roach: City of Old Town Glenys Salas: Town of Newtown, CT Justin Schlawin: Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Cory Schnaible: Ethos | VONT Morgan Spencer: Greater Franklin Economic & Community Development Lauren Verhey: Ethos | VONT Amber Wheaton: Town of Millinocket Brent Wittman: Acadia Insurance Katie Yates: Central Maine Power Company MDF is now accepting applications for the 2024–2025 ICL class. For more info and to apply: mdf.org/ leadership-development/application Anna Moorman Jo-Ann Neal