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V O L . X X X I N O. V I I I A P R I L 2 1 , 2 0 2 5 30 [ N E W H I R E S ] Atlantic Hospitality, a hotel invest- ment, management and design company in Kennebunk, hired Tyler Carrol as hotel manager at the Asticou in Northeast Harbor, Shauna Marcum as assistant general manager at the Claremont in Southwest Harbor and Miles Hanson as general manager at Salt Cottages in Bar Harbor. NBT Bank in Portland hired John Rhodes as vice presi- dent and commer- cial banking rela- tionship manager. Rhodes was previ- ously with Camden National Bank. Animal Welfare Society in Kennebunk hired Astrid Wielens as director of administration, Cam Raymond as direc- tor of operations and Allie McCarthy as community engagement manager. Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce in Waterville hired Sabrina Gormley as marketing and membership director. Gormley was previously North American business development man- ager at Northeast Laboratory Services. Bar Harbor Bank & Trust hired Debra Crook as vice president, project manage- ment officer. Most recently, Crook was vice president and senior project man- ager at J.P. Morgan Chase. KeyBank in Portland hired Holly O'Brien as relationship manager, business banking. Most recently, O'Brien was a business banking relation- ship manager at M&T Bank. Clearstead Trust, an investment ser- vices firm in Portland, hired Jessamyn Norton as senior managing direc- tor and Doug Gross as a tax direc- tor. Norton was previously chief investment officer at Spinnaker Trust while Gross was a trust officer at Norway Savings Bank. The John T. Gorman Foundation in Portland hired Jessica Drescher as senior research associate. Verrill, a law firm in Portland, hired Sam Hamilton as an associate in the firm's environmental and land-use group. e Greater Portland Board of Realtors hired Linda Cohen as association executive. The University of New England hired Robert Hawkes as director of the master of science physician assistant degree program at its Portland Campus for the Health Sciences. Hawkes previously served as the founding program director at South College in Orlando, Fla., where he developed the curriculum for its physician assistant program and assisted with the development of a simulation center. Portland Media Center hired Nate Eldridge as executive director. Eldridge has 20 years of experience in visual storytelling, strategic leadership and creative collaboration. OceanView at Falmouth, a retirement community, hired Talya Corsetti as community wellness coordina- tor and Joshua Pray as assisted living consultant. Newsworthy people and performances I N S H O R T To submit new hires, promotions, appointments, or achievements to Mainebiz, send your press release to editorial@mainebiz.biz. Items are run at the discretion of the editorial staff, and in the order in which they were received. Jessica Drescher Debra Crook Talya Corsetti Joshua Pray Holly O'Brien John Rhodes Robert Hawkes LEVERAGING PARTNERSHIPS FOR GROWTH: Harnessing the Power of Networks, Collaboration, and Mentorship SP ONSORED BY CAMDEN NATIONAL BANK The Mainebiz Women's Leadership Forum brings together a panel of women executives to share their unique experiences and perspectives on leadership through personal stories and key learnings. PANELIST S Michelle Anderson Mufalo Chitam Liz Kohler Andrea Cianchette Maker Laura Rinck 7:30–10:30AM / GOOD THEATER AT STEVENS SQUARE, PORTLAND LEARN MORE AND REGISTER AT MAINEBIZ.BIZ/WLF25 THURSDAY, MAY 8 FOLLOW U S @M AI NEBI Z #MBWLF25

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