NEW HIRES
Biddeford School Department hired Karen Chasse as the director of community outreach and development.
Chasse brings more than 17 years of communications, marketing and fundraising experience to her new role. She previously worked for Southern Maine Health Care for 23 years, most recently as the community outreach and development manager.

Regan Flaherty joined the Rogers/Norton Wealth Management Group of Raymond James in Portland as a registered sales associate.
Flaherty, of Portland, graduated from Western Kentucky University with a degree in financial management.

 

 

Vets First Choice has hired Michael DeLuca as the company’s new director of integrative medicine programs.
DeLuca, of Arundel, brings more than 20 years experience in development, manufacturing and marketing of holistic and integrative health products.

 

Competitive Energy Services in Portland recently hired two new associates.
Nate Niles joined as an energy analyst. He was an intern at CES over the summer after he graduated from Bowdoin College with a degree in environmental studies and earth and oceanographic science.
Greg Attra was hired as a software developer. He previously worked in politics as a legislative aide for the Maine House of Representatives and as an assistant in the U.S. Senate for Sen. Angus King.

 

Elias Law Offices of York has hired Eric Thistle as an associate attorney.
Thistle participated in the criminal law clinic of New England School of Law, and gained experience practicing in courts throughout the Boston area. He now offers legal services in the areas of criminal defense, personal injury and family law in York and Cumberland counties.

 

Melissa Winne joined E2Tech as a project associate, in partnership with Goodwill Industries of Northern New England under the Technology Occupations through Pathway Strategies grants.
She was previously an intern with E2Tech as a research assistant.

 

Kristine Richardson joined Diversified Communications as a search engine marketing specialist.
Richardson previously worked for Auto Europe in Portland.
Erin Prunty was also hired as a customer service representative. Prunty was previously employed with OA Centers for Othopaedics.

Thomas College has hired Jill Spencer and Chris Toy as the project managers for the Maine Center for Innovation in education.
Spencer bring more than 30 years of teaching social studies, language arts and technology integration at a middle school. She works with educators internationally, most recently presenting at the Association of International Schools in Africa’s annual conference in Cape Town.
Toy has more than 30 years of experience as a high school teacher, high school assistant principal, middle school principal, university instructor, consultant, presenter and writer. He has worked with educators in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Africa and Asia.

Amanda Johnson joined Visible Logic as a marketing communications specialist.
Johnson is the newest member of the Visible Logic team. Her previous experience includes more than 10 years of sales outreach, managing social media campaigns and email marketing working in-house at several firms.

 

United Way of York County recently hired Fiona Robinson as manager of communications and donor development.
Robinson previously worked as a freelance writer and editor. Most recently, she was the editor and associate publisher of SeaFood Business magazine for 17 years. She serves on the board of directors of SeaShare, a Seattle nonprofit that works to provides seafood to food banks nationwide.

 

Town & Shore Associates in Portland has hired Whitney Harvey and Lynn Hallett as associate brokers/owners.

 

 

 

 

 

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