Add to ORKGThe executive director of the Maine Children\u27s Home for Little Wanderers, Sharon Abrams, retired December 31, 2015 and reflects on her time at the non-profit and how it has had to adjust to the times to in order to stay vibrant. Richard Dorian, will succeed her. [images
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Retirement community directors are seeing a new trend: many of those who retired to Florida a few ye...
The Third Sector piece on Maine\u27s leadership programs, including the Maine Development Foundatio...
Feature Story piece on Thomas Urquhart of Falmouth, who is stepping down from a 12-year stint as ex...
In an unusual coincidence, the leadership of almost every Maine art institution has changed in the p...
Many nonprofits in Maine are experiencing the challenge of a change in leadership, but the examples ...
Anthony Mollica, 42, executive director of the Children\u27s Museum of Maine since 1986, has resigne...
Bruce Hazard has resigned as executive director of Maine Arts Inc., a non-profit organization that p...
Terrie S. Rouse, 40, of Los Angeles has been named director of the Children\u27s Museum of Maine in ...
Ear to the Pavement. Children\u27s Museum of Maine director Terry Rouse is leaving her post to bec...
As nonprofit leaders of the babyboomer generation are retiring, more women have been named to lead t...
Nonprofit leadership is expected to see a dramatic transition as a survey reports that sixty-four pe...
Coastal Enterprises Inc.\u27s incoming CEO is Betsy Biemann. Keith Bisson has been promoted to the p...
Glenn and Peggy Weiss have resigned as directors of Maine Coast Artists in Rockport after seven mont...
Victoria Dyer, 43, formerly town manager of Boothbay, has resigned that position to become community...
Assistant director of the Maine Association of Nonprofits Molly O\u27Connell offers six issues nonpr...
Retirement community directors are seeing a new trend: many of those who retired to Florida a few ye...
The Third Sector piece on Maine\u27s leadership programs, including the Maine Development Foundatio...
Feature Story piece on Thomas Urquhart of Falmouth, who is stepping down from a 12-year stint as ex...
In an unusual coincidence, the leadership of almost every Maine art institution has changed in the p...