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Karen Mayo Marsh
President, The New England Trading Company, Ltd.
Karen Mayo Marsh is an entrepreneur and business owner based in Wells, Maine.4 She is the founder and owner of Wicked Good Doormats, a company that specializes in creating unique doormats made from lobster rope.23
Business Ventures
Karen is also the owner of The New England Trading Company, Ltd., which is the parent company of Wicked Good Doormats.12 Her business acumen has been recognized in the entrepreneurial community, as she was announced as a winner in StartupNation.com's 2012 Leading Moms in Business competition.1
Product Innovation
The flagship product of Karen's company is the Lobster Rope Doormat. This innovative product repurposes lobster rope into durable and attractive doormats, combining functionality with a distinct New England flair.23 The company proudly claims to produce "THE WORLD'S BEST OUTDOOR MAT SINCE 2009".3
Local Roots
Originally from Waterford, Maine, Karen has maintained strong ties to her New England roots.1 This connection is evident in her business, which not only uses materials associated with the region's lobster industry but also operates a flagship store in Wells, Maine.3
Karen Mayo Marsh's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "karenmayo"5, where she likely shares more about her professional experiences and business ventures.
Highlights
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I’m happy to share that I’ve obtained a new certification: Founding Member, Portland Maine Women for Good from Grapevine!
