The Mainebiz roundup of businesses and businesspeople making changes in recent weeks. Check out our list of new hires, promotions, achievements and more from Abbe Museum to Kennebec Savings Bank to Thomas College.
Tara Hill to lead Habitat for Humanity of Greater Portland
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Portland has announced
Tara Hill as the new executive director of the nonprofit housing organization. Hill will lead the Habitat team in achieving its mission of bringing people together to build homes, communities and hope. She is a strategic and innovative leader who has developed thriving organizations with her creativity and vision. She previously served as the executive director of Habitat for Humanity/7 Rivers Maine and Maine Cancer Foundation, and most recently was the director of community development at Town & Country Federal Credit Union. Hill will begin work at Habitat on Monday. The affiliate is currently working on a three-home community in Freeport.
NH Business Review
Mayberry named exec director of NH Home Builders, Claremont Savings to open Lebanon branch … and more
May 18, 2021
Ledyard National Bank’s regional retail manager, Katie Blake, right, recently visited Keith Coughlin, executive artistic director of the New London Barn Playhouse recently to deliver Ledyard’s $25,000 donation to the ‘Playing a Part’ capital campaign, which is raising funds to enhance the theater, expand educational programs and build new office and workspaces, which will include the Ledyard National Bank Conference room.
Former Dover City Councilor
Matt Mayberry has been named the new executive director of the
NH Home Builders Association. Mayberry, a longtime Realtor with 25 years of real estate and development experience, is also a former commissioner of the New Hampshire Human Rights Commission and a former candidate for the Republican nomination in the 1st Congressional District. Mayberry was chosen from over 70 candidates, said