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W W W. M A I N E B I Z . B I Z 15 M A R C H 9 , 2 0 2 6 [ N E W H I R E S ] OceanView at Falmouth, mainte- nance-free retire- ment community, hired Julia Stinneford as front desk admin- istrative coordinator. Stinneford was previously marketing account manager at Rushton Gregory Communications in Portland. PCM Co., a construction consulting firm in Portland specializing in cost estimating and scheduling services, hired Olivia Michaud as a marketing assistant. Michaud was previously head of social media at Saint Anselm Meelia Center for Community Engagement. C&L Aerospace in Bangor, a C&L Aviation Group company, hired Kristen Lintner and Dallas Wolf as regional sales managers, business jet parts based in Wichita, Kan. Records Management Center & Shredding On Site in Bangor, a Lynch Group division, hired Matt Verissimo as sales executive for Southern Maine and New Hampshire. The Boulos Co. in Portland hired Tripp Clark as an associate. Sebago Technics, an engineering and design firm in South Portland, hired Keerthi Reddy Chintalapally and Camden Sawyer as civil engineers, James Hayden Renfroe as a CAD technician and Hannah Bradish as an environmental scientist. Bar Harbor Bank & Trust hired Gwendolyn Hulit as a vice president, mortgage loan originator and Alex St. Hilaire as a junior mortgage loan originator based out of its Portland office. Hulit was most recently a mortgage loan originator while St. Hilaire was a mortgage loan officer at U.S. Bank. BW Walch, an educational publishing company in South Portland, hired Sean Lockwood as CEO. United Insurance in Portland hired Lance Ludka and Jaclyn Storey as employee ben- efits account executives. [ P R O M O T I O N S ] Spinnaker Trust in Portland promoted Tim Kaijala to senior vice president, chief investment officer; Serena Amlie to vice president, ESOP client advisor; and Karen Hamblen to vice president, director of relationship administration. Woodhull, an architecture firm in Port- land, promoted Bud Angst, studio project manager; Amanda Cleary, sales and marketing manager; Maslen Flett, super- intendent; Coleman Motley, field opera- tions manager; and Leon Genre, pre-con- struction manager, to associates. OceanView at Falmouth, mainte- nance-free retire- ment community, promoted Caitlin Haney to opera- tions coordinator. Previously, Haney was administrative coordinator. [ A P P O I N T M E N T S ] The Greater Portland Board of Realtors elected Yvonne Myer as its 2026 president. Myer is a broker and the designee-owner of the Windham branch of Maine Real Estate Experts. The Campaign for Justice, collaborative effort of the legal community to raise funds for the state's core civil legal service providers: Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project, Legal Services for Maine Elders, Maine Equal Justice, the Clinics at Maine Law and Vol- unteer Lawyers Project, named Eben Albert and James Costello as 2026 co-chairs. Albert is a partner in the energy group at Pierce Atwood in Portland while Costello is a partner and the former managing member of Curtis Thaxter in Portland. [ A C H I E V E M E N T S ] Hannaford Supermarkets in Scarbor- ough announced that, for the 14th consecutive year, it received a score of 100 on the Human Rights Cam- paign Foundation's 2026 Corporate Equality Index, the nation's foremost benchmarking survey and report mea- suring corporate policies and prac- tices related to LGBTQ+ workplace inclusion. Golden Pond Wealth Management in Waterville said it was named to Forbes' "Best-In-State Wealth Man- agement Teams" list for Maine. Sailing Ships Maine, a youth educational nonprofit in Portland, announced it was named "US Sea Education Pro- gram of the Year" and senior Capt. Anna Maria Hansen was selected as "US Young Sail Trainer of the Year" by Tall Ships America and the American Sail Training Association. Morgan Stanley announced that Gary Bergeron, a managing direc- tor, financial advisor in its Wealth Management office in Portland, was named to the firm's President's Club, a group composed of the firm's top financial advisors. Williams Realty Partners, a real estate team with Keller Williams Coastal and Lakes & Mountains Realty, said that it ranked No. 1 in Maine in 2025 in total closed units as well as landing the top spot in York County for both units and sales volume; in the town of York and the town of Berwick for both units and sales volume; and in the town of Kennebunk by closed units. Maine Preservation in Yarmouth announced its annual "Honor Awards" recipients including Boyd Block, Nightingale and Victoria Mansion in Portland; the Spinning Mill in Skow- hegan; Gehring House in Bethel; Dr. Milton Wedgewood House in Lewiston; Biddeford City Hall Clock Tower; Wood Island Life Saving Station in Kittery; and the Tiller Project in North Anson; and Carla Haskell of Ellsworth. Newsworthy people and performances I N S H O R T Purchase a group subscription for your team or entire organization. Get access to Mainebiz for your entire team EMAIL CIRCULATION@MAINEBIZ.BIZ FOR MORE INFORMATION Dallas Wolf Kristen Lintner Alex St. Hilaire Gwendolyn Hulit Jaclyn Storey Lance Ludka Caitlin Haney Julia Stinneford Matt Verissimo Yvonne Myer

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