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Androscoggin Bank recently became a Certified B Corporation and looks forward to showing that businesses that pair purpose with performance can not only survive, but also thrive.For multi-stakeholder capitalism, the future is now
At Androscoggin Bank, we are excited to answer the call for companies to do more. We recently underwent a rigorous and transparent assessment to become a Certified B Corporation, and now join national companies like Patagonia, Ben and Jerry’s, Athleta, Tom’s of Maine and a growing number of Maine companies.
At Androscoggin Bank, we are excited to answer the call for companies to do more. We recently underwent a rigorous and transparent assessment to become a Certified B Corporation, and now join national companies like Patagonia, Ben and Jerry’s, Athleta, Tom’s of Maine and a growing number of Maine companies.
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Leadership
How does a B Corp do better for People & Planet?
We’re now one of only nine banks in the U.S. to become a Certified B Corporation™. That means we’ll continue to use profit to power our purpose, rather than serving as the purpose itself.
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Leadership
Androscoggin Bank Appoints Nine New Corporators in 2021
Androscoggin Bank appoints nine new Corporators at its 2021 Annual Meeting. As active leaders in their communities and areas of expertise, they bring valuable perspectives to the Bank’s economic and community initiatives. The new Corporators are Kate Adams, Renee Bernier, Todd Gagne, Lori Gile, Rebecca Hatfield, Jim Henry, Reza Jalali, Gael Karomba and Richard Veilleux.
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Cash Flow
Cash Flow Basics: Understanding Financial Statements
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Cash Flow
How to Identify Fixed and Variable Costs to Unlock Cash Flow Solutions in a Crisis
Understanding the differences between your business fixed costs versus variable costs is key to identifying opportunities to unlock cash flow, particularly during lean times or times of crisis.
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Cash Flow
6 Simple Actions for Streamlining Payables
For those who aren’t natural number crunchers, bookkeeping can feel like a chore—particularly when it comes to dealing with money you owe other businesses.
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Cash Flow
Weathering the Pandemic: 5 Ways to Collect Accounts Receivables Faster to Free Up Cash Flow
To help prevent your business from ending up in a cash crunch during tough times, here are five steps you can take to collect your accounts receivable faster.
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Succession Planning
Which Type of Buy-Sell Agreement is Right for Me?
The size of your company will affect your choices in setting up your specific form of buy-sell agreement and may cause one form to be more appropriate than another.
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Succession Planning
What is a Business Buy Sell Agreement and How Can it Benefit my Business?
One tool used in business succession planning is the buy-sell agreement. A properly designed buy-sell agreement can allow you to keep control of your business until retirement, disability, death or other specified event.
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Succession Planning
Determining the Value of Your Business
Business valuation plays a critical role in determining gift and estate tax liability and/or the appropriate selling price for an interest. Because valuing a business is so important, you should be very careful when selecting an appraiser.
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Succession Planning
How to Choose the Best Succession Plan for Your Small Business
When developing a succession plan for your small business, you must make many decisions. Should you sell your business or give it away? Should you structure your plan to go into effect during your lifetime or at your death? Should you transfer your ownership interest to family members, co-owners, employees, or an outside party?
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Leadership
Putting Values First: What it Means to be a Values-Based Leader
Values-based leaders articulate their values clearly and consistently, both inside and outside of the company, and they use those values to build relationships and guide important decisions.
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Leadership
How Meditation in the Workplace Unlocks Greater Productivity
Studies show that implementing meditation at work can be good for personal productivity and organizational culture. Ultimately, it may even boost your business’ bottom line.
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Leadership
How to Get Certified as a Minority-Owned Business
Running a small business is a challenge no matter who you are, but minority business owners may face specific hurdles. Fortunately, minority business owners can take advantage of certifications that provide access to contracts, mentors, funding and more.
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Cybersecurity
Prevent Common Business Cyber Attacks and Scams
Many cyber attacks and scams fall into one or more of a handful of broad categories. Familiarizing yourself with them will give you a sense of your vulnerabilities.
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Cybersecurity
Identify and Avoid Tech Support Scams
For businesses operating in the digital age, tech problems are inevitable. Unfortunately, our reliance on tech experts to solve these problems has given rise to a dangerous type of fraud: tech support scams.
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