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Maine Economic Growth Council Vision
Our vision for Maine is a high quality of life for all Maine citizens. Achieving this vision requires a vibrant and sustainable economy supported by vital communities and a healthy environment.

About the Maine Economic Growth Council

The Growth Council is comprised of 19 members who are appointed jointly by the governor, president of the senate, and speaker of the house. The Legislature established the Growth Council in 1993 and charged it to develop and maintain a long term economic plan for the state, including goal-setting, measurable outcomes, and benchmarks.

Members serve three year staggered terms and represent diverse stakeholder interests in our economy: business people, educators, labor leaders, state legislators, and community and environmental interests. As mandated in the legislation, the Council is staffed by the Maine Development Foundation. The work has been paid for by legislative appropriations in addition to significant contributions from the Maine Development Foundation. The Growth Council is permanent and non-partisan.

Members
Leroy Barry, Co-ChairMadison Paper Industries
Paul Tessier, Co-ChairState Representative
Richard BattFranklin Community Health Network
Ed DinanVerizon Communications
David Flanagan
Idella HarterMaine Education Association
Joyce B. HedlundEastern Maine Technical College
Nancy HenselUniversity of Maine - Presque Isle
Ted KoffmanCollege of the Atlantic, State Representative
Laurie LachanceMaine State Planning Office
Lillian LeBlancTwin Cities Air Service, Inc.
Steve LevesqueMaine Department of Economic
& Community Development
Susan LongleyState Senator
Robert PicconeTeamsters Union Local 340
Richard RosenState Representative
Kevin ShoreyState Senator
Dianne TiltonSunrise County Economic Council
Eloise VitelliMaine Centers for Women, Work & Community