Sean Ireland is the Principal of Windward Development which is primarily focused on small-scale redevelopment. He seeks projects that are measured by the success of their economic and community development impact. Mixed-use, urban infill, pedestrian-friendly, and revitalizing and repurposing of historic buildings are characteristics of Sean’s projects, which include The Press Hotel and Federal Street Folly (Portland), Handy’s Market/Cafe (Yarmouth), Bath Brewing Company, the Medanick Building, home to Maine Street Design Co. (Bath), and most recently, The Grant Building.

Mandy Reynolds is a real estate development consultant focused on integrating planning and design into real estate development projects. She also provides marketing services, due diligence research, data analysis, planning and permitting, leasing, and tenant development and outreach. Mandy is a Maine licensed real estate sales broker focused on commercial and residential brokerage with Keller Williams Realty and the Magnusson Balfour Commercial & Business Brokers Team. Mandy has worked with various organizations and nonprofits including Build Maine, an organization focused on promoting best practices in urban design, real estate development, and land use planning and Bath Art Hop, a monthly summer art walk in downtown Bath. She Chairs the Bath Development Corp. of the City of Bath. 

Jeanne is a Maine-native with 20+ years of experience in hospitality management. Armed with an Art Degree, she rose the ranks to General Manager of Flatbread Company in Portland, and opened Flatbread locations in Providence and Hawaii. Jeanne took her experience to Standard Baking Co., one of Portland’s oldest and beloved European-style bakeries, where she was the General Manager for eight years. Jeanne has also worked with Southern Maine Community College as an Adjunct Instructor for the Culinary Arts program. Jeanne’s focus on community engagement and interest in building personal relationships through collaboration led her to Union + Co. She is responsible for managing the space, membership support, and strategic partnerships. Interesting side note, Jeanne and Sean grew up together in rural Maine, where Jeanne played "big sister" to a raucous bunch of younger boys and siblings. They have remained friends for almost 45 years.