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David Glidden says the Toronto-based bank recently came full circle by once again bringing a broader wealth management operation to the region and hiring more than 27 people for it in Maine. Last fall, it extended its lease in the Bates Mill complex in Lewiston, where it has back office operations employing about people, till , and in April it said it planned to hire close to more people for its call center in Auburn. Glidden, 51, who replaced retiring Regional President R. He talked about his vision for the bank in northern New England, and more specifically, in Maine. An edited transcript of the interview follows:.

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New England has been at the forefront of the movement, and while the system for trading in representations of reduced pollution and renewable energy remains complex, most experts agree that it is not going away. As a result, local companies and officials that have been working in the market for years are starting to see the return on their investment — in the form of funds for clean energy programs, revenue to new entrepreneurial efforts and attention to what could serve as a national model for more cap-and-trade initiatives. Boiled down, the carbon cap-and-trade market breaks into two categories: mandatory and voluntary.