"Next List" with profiles of people who are shaping the future of Maine's econom

    Source

    Mainebiz

    Date

    10-16-2006

    Pages

    1, 18-21, 23-27

    Abstract

    "Next List" with profiles of people who are shaping the future of Maine's economy. With profiles of: David Patch, president of Precision Light Systems in Brunswick; Hannah Pingree and Josh Tardy, state representatives from North Haven and Newport; Carol Noonan, founder of the Stone Mountain Arts Center in Brownfield; Mitchell Rasor, principal of MRLC landscape design firm in Yarmouth; Wendy Porter, director of environmental management at InterfaceFABRIC in Bangor; D'arcy Main-Boyington and Tanya Pereira, director of economic development and economic development specialist for the city of Brewer; Tim Spalding, founder of Portland-based LibraryThing; and Jeffrey Wood, president of eHope in Westbrook.

    Subjects

    Entrepreneurs, Business firms Maine

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