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Portland Community Chamber of Commerce

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Portland Community Chamber of Commerce

Posted on June 8, 2020 by dmartignetti

Jim Cohen, President of the Portland Community Chamber of Commerce, speaks to us about this Wednesday’s Eggs N Issues. Join the Portland Community Chamber as CEOs from three of Maine’s most recognizable companies provide insight on how their organizations are reinventing themselves in the new COVID-19 economy; from pivots in production to remodeling distribution to managing remote employees.

Featured Panelists:
• Kevin Hancock, CEO – Hancock Lumber
• Don Oakes, CEO – Sea Bags
• Josh Broder, CEO – Tilson

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