Josephine Iannelli

Operates as a bank holding company whose subsidiary provides banking services

Provides state chartered banking services

Functions as a bank holding company whose subsidiaries provides state banking services

Operates commercial banks

Functions as a College/University

Develops software solutions to disrupt the enterprise data storage market

The private company is based in Bar Harbor. The organization focuses on strengthening families and communities through programs addressing healthcare, education, food security, housing improvement, scholarships, and spiritual support. Its Downeast campus in Cherryfield hosts community activities such as afterschool programs, youth development, and housing rehabilitation. The Edge program offers free afterschool, summer camps, and in-school activities emphasizing academic support, leadership development, outdoor exploration, and social engagement. The Sunbeam, a 74-foot mission vessel, delivers nursing, telehealth, meals, education, and outreach services to six unbridged island communities and hosts public educational events and tours. The organization awards scholarships to students pursuing trade, technical, two-year, and four-year college education. Volunteerism is integral, with hundreds of volunteers contributing to youth programs, food security, housing repairs, archives, and holiday gift distributions. Additional services include food pantry support, housing improvements, mentoring programs, and the Christmas gift program. Maine Seacoast Mission is a nonprofit organization founded in 1905 that serves coastal and island communities along Maine’s Downeast region, including Hancock, Waldo, Knox, Lincoln, and Cumberland counties.

Camp Beech Cliff is a nonprofit organization offering year-round outdoor education, leadership, and recreational programs for youth and adults. The private company is based in Mount Desert. Its core offerings include traditional summer camps for grades K-7, specialty camps for older children and teens, and nature-themed sessions in winter and spring. The camp provides experiential education, community engagement, and personal growth through activities such as outdoor skills, adventure courses, team building, and social-emotional learning. Facilities include ropes courses, an indoor climbing wall, waterfront access to Echo Lake, and proximity to Acadia National Park trails. Camp Beech Cliff also hosts the Acadia Leadership Institute, offering leadership and adventure training for youth, schools, businesses, and community groups. The organization supports accessibility and inclusivity with sliding-scale pricing, financial aid, and funding assistance. Additional services include facility rentals, family events, youth mental health trainings, and volunteer opportunities.