Tilson CEO Joshua Broder, the “accidental technologist from Maine,” speaks abut his experiences in the military leading highly motivated people, working together in the service of a bigger mission, and how those experiences helped him establish a company that builds
Dr. Zev Myerowitz Jr. is the director of integrative health services at Cape Integrative Health. In his Maine Live talk, he discusses how we perceive and define pain, and the limitations of the current healthcare model in managing this complex
In her Maine Live talk Andrea Cianchette Maker discusses her private sector-led initiative, Focus Maine, that works to accelerate job growth in Maine and how her work left her feeling energized and motivated. “I have always believed that when people
At Maine Live, Shane Diamond shared his personal story of transitioning and how he learned to communicate in new ways. According to Shane, who founded a consent awareness group called Speak About It, using accessible language can make sex better and more
Amanda Beal of Maine Farmland Trust discusses the importance of food policy and begs the question “is there really a food movement underway?”
Through fun facts and anecdotes, Abigail Carroll, founding farmer at Nonesuch Oysters, reveals the surprising connections between humans and oysters: reinvention, community, and competition.
Severin Beliveau, attorney and founding partner of Preti Flaherty, discusses the growing influence of money in Augusta and what we can do to ensure that Maine does not become an extension of Washington D.C. Join us for another Maine Live
Ekhlas Ahmed is a refugee and activist from Sudan, a teacher at Westbrook Middle School and the vice president and co-founder of Darfur Youth of Tomorrow. At Maine Live, Ekhlas told the story of her journey to Maine and asks
Chris Kast is a brand strategist at The Brand Company. After a life-altering stroke at the age of 55, Chris worked for months in rehabilitation at Goodwill Northern New England’s NeuroRehab Center, learned how to ask for help, and most
Artist and writer Kifah Abdulla moved the crowd to its feet during his September Maine Live talk. Abdulla recounts the story of his more than eight years as a prisoner of war in Iran. He describes the heat, the hunger, the torture,
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