NEW HIRES
Katie Lutts
Rockland-based LGBTQ+ nonprofit OUT Maine has employed Katie Lutts as its new college engagement coordinator. Lutts, of Berwick, has been educating well being and bodily training for 14 years.
John E. Belisle
Portland legislation agency Perkins Thompson has employed John Belisle as an affiliate within the agency’s litigation, enterprise and company, and governmental companies observe teams. Belisle beforehand served as a deputy metropolis lawyer in California.
PROMOTIONS
Bangor Financial savings Financial institution has introduced two promotions:
Lannie Moffatt
Lannie Moffatt has been named chief working officer on the financial institution. Moffatt was beforehand chief expertise officer and government vp.
Kim Pope
Kim Pope has been promoted to chief banking officer and government vp. Pope beforehand served as director of client banking and senior vp. She joined the financial institution in 2019 and beforehand labored for Residents Financial institution.
Ashley Janotta
Ashley Janotta has been promoted to chief counsel at MaineHousing. Janotta had labored as a employees lawyer for the Augusta-based company. She is a graduate of the College of Maine College of Legislation in Portland.
Brian Deveaux
Brian Deveaux has been named president of Hussey Seating Co., primarily based in North Berwick. Deveaux has held the function of chief monetary officer since 2017 and can assume his new function on July 1. Gary Merrill, present president, will stay as chief government. Merrill has been president and CEO since 2016 and was the primary non-family member to carry these roles. Deveaux is the second non-family member to guide the group.
Derik “DJ” Littlefield has been promoted to guide driver and operator for Gorham Public Works. Littlefield has been with the city for 16 years.
Erik Thomas has been promoted to director of advisory companies at Programs Engineering Inc. of Portland.
Michelle VanDeven has been appointed director of the Marie Joseph Religious Middle in Biddeford. VanDeven beforehand served as bookkeeper and IT administrator for the middle. She has over 20 years of expertise in nonprofit and governmental accounting in addition to operations administration.
Katie Clark
Katie Clark has been named canon for communications for the Episcopal Diocese of Maine. Clark was previously director of communications.
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
Jerry Bley
Maine Coast Heritage Belief has acknowledged Jerry Bley with the 2022 Espy Land Heritage Award. Bley, principal of Readfield-based Artistic Conservation LLC, has been concerned in land conservation in Maine for greater than 30 years.
GENERAL
Scott McDonald
Scott M. McDonald, regional director of Fashionable Woodmen of America, has earned membership in Fashionable Woodmen’s regional director president’s council. McDonald lives in Scarborough.
Zachary Conley
Zachary J. Conley, a consultant of Fashionable Woodmen of America, additionally has been named to the president’s council. Conley lives in Alfred. This distinction acknowledges Conley and McDonald for exhibiting excessive achievement within the gross sales of economic merchandise to fulfill households’ safety, financial savings and retirement wants.
Stacey D. Neumann
Stacey D. Neumann, an lawyer at Portland legislation agency Murray Plumb & Murray, has obtained Senate affirmation of her gubernatorial nomination for appointment to the Maine Fee on Governmental Ethics and Election Practices. Neumann is a companion at Murray Plumb & Murray and chair of the agency’s felony/white collar protection and employment observe teams.
BOARD APPOINTMENTS
Sebastian Belle
Sebastian Belle, government director of the Maine Aquaculture Affiliation, has been named president of the Nationwide Aquaculture Affiliation’s board of administrators. Belle serves on NOAA’s Marine Fisheries Advisory Committee and on the board of administrators of the Maine Fishermen’s Discussion board, The Island Institute and The Maine Aquaculture Innovation Middle. He’s additionally vp of the Worldwide Salmon Farmers Affiliation.
RETIREMENTS
Peter Briggs
Katahdin Bankshares Corp. introduced that Peter Briggs has retired from the financial institution’s board of administrators. Briggs, of Kennebunk, has served on the board since 1994. Throughout his tenure, Katahdin Belief grew from 5 to 16 branches and expanded its footprint into two new markets of the larger Bangor and Portland areas. Most not too long ago, he served as a member of the financial institution’s asset legal responsibility administration committee and administrators’ mortgage committee.
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