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Kevin Fahrman, 67, of Falmouth, was behind the mysterious red paper hearts that appeared on the city’s businesses and landmarks on Feb.14 for over a decade. ....
By Peter Stanton, Publisher & CEO, New England Business Media This marks our first month post-Donna. That’s longtime Mainebiz publisher Donna Brassard who first took the reigns in 1999 when our company purchased Mainebiz from its founder Jonathan Whitney. Image Peter Stanton, Publisher & CEO For the next 22 years her steady hand guided Mainebiz as it grew, expanded its statewide presence and garnered a slew of national editorial and design awards along the way. Donna’s planned retirement finally arrived as she marked her last day with Mainebiz on March 31. While I’m new to the publishers role at Mainebiz, I’m not new to the company. My name has been on the masthead of the publication since 1999, and over the years I’ve been to countless Mainebiz events around the state where I’ve felt the impact we have on the community, and the responsibility that goes with it. ....
By Donna Brassard On January 1, 1999 I became the publisher of Mainebiz. I was so excited that WPL had purchased it from Jonathan Whitney, that I was going to be the new publisher, and my family was moving to Maine! And what has transpired over the last 22 years? Two recessions, five websites, two changes in company ownership, a growing number of employees that had us moving to five different locations, the start and end of the Momentum Convention, the transition online to digital and mobile content, and a pandemic. It certainly has not been boring. Image Donna Brassard, Mainebiz publisher I’ve read that your 20s is a time of experimentation and change. In your 30s you concentrate on developing your career. Your 40s is a time for maximizing earnings. In your 50s you’ve proven yourself and begin to lose your patience to suffer fools lightly. After that you begin to self-reflect and ask yourself, what else is there that I want to do? ....