CURT BROWN
CO-CHAIR & MARINE BIOLOGIST AT READY SEAFOOD
Curt Brown is a Marine Biologist at Ready Seafood and a commercial lobsterman. Curt grew up lobstering and continues to lobster off of Cape Elizabeth out of his 33′ Crowley Beal. Curt also works as a Marine Biologist at Ready Seafood, focusing on collaborative research projects that improve the sustainability and value of Maine lobster.
SARA RADEMAKER
CO-CHAIR & OWNER OF AMERICAN UNAGI
It took someone with a global perspective on seafood to realize that the new standard for world-class unagi had to come from Maine. Sara Rademaker’s distinguished career has taken her everywhere, from shepherding aquaponic micro-businesses in the US to managing large-scale aquaculture farms in Africa. Her passion for the native fish species that became the focus of her work finally landed her in Maine. Here, she’s partnered with the state’s fishing, culinary, and business communities to establish the country’s largest commercial eel farm as the kind of future-focused business critical to sustaining ourselves and our world.
Industry leaders who oversee the SEA Maine initiative and are responsible for monitoring the high-level strategy while driving the goals of this effort. This focus area will hire and oversee the project management staff, coordinate the team’s efforts, inform meeting agendas and overall strategy.
SEA Maine’s project management team supports the efforts, communication, and administrative tasks to ensure the steering committee and subcommittees are effective and well resourced.
Inquiries through the Contact Us page will reach Maine Development Foundation, currently serving in this the project management role.
