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Celebrating Collaboration with Portland Adult Education’s Teller Graduation

CFTEA is excited to be part of a collaborative program providing materials and assessments for ABA’s Today’s Teller curriculum! This unique opportunity brings financial institutions from the Portland, Maine area in an engaging twelve-week course that runs five days a week! A huge congratulations to the fourth graduating class of this program that supports qualified participants in their transition to life in the United States. The class of sixteen completed the program while working full-time and raising their families.  

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Board Spotlight: Casey Dillingham (Mascoma Bank)

Board Spotlight: Casey Dillingham, Talent Systems Manager Mascoma Bank Board members are critical to non-profits because they ensure CFTEA is fulfilling its mission, is financially stable as well as provide critical oversight and guidance to the executive director. They enthusiastically represent CFTEA within the community. Their volunteer leadership is essential for CFTEA to continue its mission as a for-impact organization within the community. To keep diversity and fresh perspectives among the board of directors, CFTEA is happy to welcome Casey

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Board Spotlight: Carrie Welch (First National Bank)

Board Spotlight: Carrie Welch, VP Training and Education Manager First National Bank Board members are critical to non-profits because they ensure CFTEA is fulfilling its mission, is financially stable as well as provide critical oversight and guidance to the executive director. They enthusiastically represent CFTEA within the community. Their volunteer leadership is essential for CFTEA to continue its mission as a for-impact organization within the community. To keep diversity and fresh perspectives among the board of directors, CFTEA is happy

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New Audiobook: Increasing Your Happiness

The next audiobook and ebook release in the CFTEA Global Workforce Library has landed with Increasing Your Happiness.   It has been a few years since the world went into lockdown and the COVID-19 pandemic upended life as we knew it. In that time, everyday routines, sources of joy, and relationships have changed, often leaving little room for happiness. In its place, fear and sadness have become constant companions for many people, felt so often that they become base emotions.

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Spotlight on Success: Olivia Styons

Spotlight on Success: Olivia Styons TowneBank Over the last ten years, Olivia has experienced career growth from a Teller to Branch Operations Manager to Instructor. Her career path began right out of college. She is currently working in Learning and Development as a Training Coordinator where she enjoys the rewards of supporting employees in their education and growth. “TowneBank has been the best employer. I can’t imagine working anywhere else!” As a local employer, TowneBank continues to support Olivia in

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Verbal Communications Comes To Guided Learning

The number one request is for CFTEA’s 3-credit Verbal Communication program to be available through Guided Learning. And now it is! Plus, you save up to $300 with the all-new material.   Verbal communication skills are essential for success in any workplace. Whether you are a manager, part of the support staff, or a customer service representative, your ability to communicate effectively with others will have a major impact on your career. Why are verbal communication skills so important? First,

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Looking to save organizational dollars and expand access to front-line employees in 2023?

Would your organization like to take advantage of available grant money? Exciting opportunities are available that may help boost your budget for frontline worker training and conferences. This post will be updated with additional opportunities as they become available. State of Maine – Maine Workforce Development Compact will cover 50% of the cost of training offered by CFTEA for front-line workers from 2023-2025. Find out more details and how you can benefit by visiting the State of Maine website: https://www.mccs.me.edu/workforce-training/maine-workforce-development-compact/

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Welcome to New Council Member: Erica Antonucci (Union Bank)

Regional Community Advisory Council Spotlight: Erica Antonucci, Assistant Branch Administrator Union Bank A huge welcome to our newest council member, Erica! CFTEA Regional Advisory Council members provide key insights into the needs of the community and provide professional expertise with diverse perspectives. They are truly CFTEA champions! Council members are always invited as observers to board meetings and may advance to become board members. What does Erica believe about returning as a council member? “I have been a council member for

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What About Educational Career Paths?

Educational career paths are a valuable tool for both employees and employers. They can help employees focus their learning on areas that are relevant to their current or desired position, and they can also help employers build retention and promote knowledgeable employees from within. Have you explored the dozens of career paths offered by CFTEA? For employees, educational career paths can provide a clear roadmap for their professional development. They can help employees identify the skills and knowledge they need

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Welcome to New Council Member: Natalie Campbell (Camden National Bank)

Community Advisory Council Member: Natalie Campbell, VP, Sr. Learning and Development Specialist Camden National Bank A huge welcome to our newest council member, Natalie! CFTEA Regional Advisory Council members provide key insights into the needs of the community and provide professional expertise with diverse perspectives. They are truly CFTEA champions! Council members are always invited as observers to board meetings and may advance to become board members. What does Natalie believe about joining as a new council member? “I wanted to

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