This discussion took place on Wednesday, April 29 to hear from business owners who are finding new ways to generate revenue.

MaineHealth, Wex and MEMIC are helping their employees avoid driving to work every morning. But resources exist for all Portland area businesses.

Affordable pricing and organic collaborations help startups in Biddeford mills, while logistics can be a challenge.

Once the department that primarily handled on-boarding, payroll and benefits, HR now pushes to define and sustain a company's culture to ensure it's a place people are eager to work.

Three panelists shared experiences and insight to help business people find and keep good workers at the Saco-Biddeford Business Breakfast Forum in Saco Wednesday.

A panel of real estate and development professionals dissected what's driving investment in Biddeford/Saco. It's not just proximity to Portland.

Three experts shared their insights as to how changes in the delivery of health care services in Maine affects commercial real estate.

Three industry veterans shared their perspective on what it will take for Maine to extend broadband service, especially to rural areas.

The April 24 Business Breakfast Forum examined a perennial problem for the hospitality industry: How to find and keep workers.

Three real estate professionals painted an intriguing picture of how technology will change the way we buy houses.

The 3 describe how their companies are innovating for the future.

Real estate experts weigh in on office developments and their effect on parking.

Hear from business owners who are embracing new ways of staying in business.

This event has been postponed to a date not yet determined, due to concerns around public safety and the coronavirus.

Join us Wednesday, April 15 at the Portland Public Library for a free panel discussion to learn some ways to find and keep the best employees.

Being clear about expectations at the time of hire, and allowing no signs of disrespect (cue the eye rolls) in the workplace, will go a long way in avoiding multi-generational clashes.

Affordable pricing and organic collaborations help startups in Biddeford mills, while logistics can be a challenge.

Join us Wednesday, Feb. 19 at the Portland Public Library for a free panel discussion to learn some ways to avoid miscues in a multigenerational workplace.

It aims to increase the average annual wage and the value of products sold per worker by 10%, and recruit 75,000 people to the workforce.

Join us Thursday, Jan. 16 for a free discussion about new businesses in the old mill buildings.

Join us Wednesday, Jan. 22 at the Portland Public Library for a free panel discussion about transportation in Portland.

Join us Wednesday, Nov. 6 at the Portland Public Library for a free panel discussion about creating an appealing place to work.

Join us Thursday, Nov. 7, to hear from the experts on how to prevent politics from getting in the way of production.

Join us Wednesday, October 9 for a discussion about retaining your workers.

Join us Wednesday, October 16 for a discussion about the culture of family-owned businesses.