Joyce Benton

Joyce graduated in 2021 with a major in finance major. She is working for Camden National Bank. Joyce loves the outdoors and lives off of smiles and iced coffee!

Gabe Griffith

Gabe is a third year student in the Maine Business School majoring in accounting.

Dr. Nory Jones

Dr. Jones is the faculty adviser and chief cheerleader to the Undiscovered Maine project. Maine: "the way life should be", take the road less traveled, explore Maine! We started this project in 2012 and I am lucky to work with some of the best students on the planet! Everyone shares a common mission and vision to help small businesses in Maine.

njones@maine.edu

207-581-1995

e-commerce, knowledge management

Harry Truman Jones

The Best Boy. Former president. Harry is an "Aussie-Doodle" (Australian Shepherd- Poodle mix) our MBS Corps therapy dog, but loves to meet everyone. He is a wonderful ambassador on our trade mission trips.

Sarah Moulton

Sarah is a first-year student majoring in business management at the University of Maine Business School in Orono. She grew up in Cutler, Maine, and is proud to call it her home. In her free time, she loves playing tennis, baking, running, and spending time with her family. She became a part of Undiscovered Maine because of her passion for understanding how a successful business or community is organized. After graduation, she hopes to use the experience from this research project to start her own small business in Maine.

Nicole Pelletier

Nicole graduated in 2021 with a double major in accounting and finance. She was also President of Women of the Maine Business School, Beta Gamma Sigma President. Nicole is a true Mainer who loves to hike, ski, and travel, especially alongside family and friends.

Lucia Vigo Pigueiras

Lucia is a third year student in the Maine Business School majoring in marketing.

Kathy Stovall

Kathy Stovall lives in Western Maine with her husband, three kids, a dog, and a cat. She is currently attending the University of Maine Graduate School of Business remotely. In her free time, she enjoys chasing her kids and animals, traveling, and making new friends.

katharina.stovall@maine.edu

Dr. Manuel Woersdoerfer

Dr. Wörsdörfer is an assistant professor at the Maine Business School and School of Computing and Information Science and an associate member of the Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine. Before joining UMaine, he was an instructor at the Murdough Center for Engineering Professionalism and a member of the Climate Science Center at Texas Tech University, as well as a postdoctoral research fellow at the Cluster of Excellence ‘The Formation of Normative Orders’ and a member of the Centre for Business Ethics at Goethe University Frankfurt. He also worked as a visiting research fellow at Beijing University, Carnegie Mellon University, University of Toronto, and York University. Manuel’s current research focuses on business and human rights, AI ethics, big tech and antitrust, and climate finance. Most of his research has been presented at prestigious international conferences, such as the annual conferences of the Australasian Business Ethics Network, the European Business Ethics Network, and the Society for Business Ethics, and published in peer-reviewed journals, such as AI and Ethics, Business and Society Review, European Journal of the History of Economic Thought, History of Economic Ideas, Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of Business Ethics Education, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, OEconomia, Philosophy of Management, Philosophy & Technology, The Antitrust Bulletin, Transnational Legal Theory, and Journal for Business, Economics, and Ethics. ---