Joe Cyr has been working for his family’s business, Cyr Bus, before he was old enough to legally drive. Today he counts on his own kids to help run the nearly 100-year-old company.

As the head of University Relations, Joe Carr is UMaine’s mouthpiece. His background, and love of hockey, makes him the perfect fit.

Whether it’s potatoes or seafood, Reid McLaughlin makes it his business to sell the freshest products on the market.

Thanks to her musical mother, Monica Kelly was well-versed in music before she became the executive director of Bay Chamber Concerts.

Katahdin Trust Company president and CEO, Jon Prescott, brings a unique banking philosophy to the Bangor area.

Ron Dennis of Dennis Paper and Food Service is committed to delivering as many Maine-made products across the state as possible. And logging just under a million miles on Maine’s roads last year, we’d say they’re doing a pretty good job.

Jeweler Etienne Perret has been dazzling the wearable art world for a generation, and he’s still full of delightful, durable surprises.

How does Sprague’s Nursery compete against the big-box stores? Their reputation for getting the job done right for a competitive price. And it’s won them a legion of loyal customers.

What do you get when you let seawater evaporate inside of a greenhouse? A wonderfully textured seasoning straight from the Gulf of Maine.

Bill Rae knows a thing or two about living on the streets. The president and executive director of Manna Ministries, once an addict himself, has been pouring his heart and soul into helping others for 19 years.