Supporting high-paying, skilled jobs—and attracting new ones—is the bedrock of re-inventing Maine’s economy for a prosperous future.

The state is measuring at the bottom of national economic indicators. Focusing on key industries will create job opportunities, stability, and long-term prosperity.

Maine generates 0.3% of the national GDP, yet it gets just 0.1% of national venture capital investment. Here’s how the state could attract more outside money.

Maine must rethink the current structure of its education system and start learning from national best practices.

Maine is losing out to other states for jobs, workers and investments. It needs a non-partisan, strategic plan to get back in the game.

If every proposed law were reviewed for its economic impact, voters and legislators would be more apt to find common ground.