Bangor-Based Commercial Real Estate Professional Joins MEREDA Board
PORTLAND, Maine (July 20, 2026) – The Maine Real Estate & Development Association (MEREDA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Molly Briggs as its newest member of the Board of Directors. Briggs brings more than 25 years of commercial real estate experience to the role and has already been a valued contributor to MEREDA’s Conference Committee, playing an instrumental role in helping to organize events throughout the Bangor region.
“We are thrilled to welcome Molly to the MEREDA board,” says Shelly R. Clark, Executive Director for MEREDA. “Her deep ties to the Bangor community and her breadth of experience in commercial real estate make her an incredible asset to our organization. We look forward to the perspective and energy she’ll bring as we continue to grow our presence and impact across Maine.”
Briggs is Executive Vice President of Lease Administration at Epstein Commercial Real Estate, where she has been a member of the team since 1998. She specializes in the leasing of office and retail space across all market sectors, and also oversees property management, lease renewals, signage, and marketing for a portfolio of owned properties. She holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Husson College.
Deeply rooted in the Bangor community, Briggs serves on the Cross Insurance Center Advisory Board and the Bangor Region YMCA Event Committee and has previously served as Chair of both the Cross Insurance Center Gala Committee and the Downtown Bangor Partnership. She is also the Heart of Maine United Way Campaign Chair. She lives in Hampden with her husband and daughter.
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About MEREDA (www.mereda.org) The Maine Development & Real Estate Association (MEREDA) is a nonprofit whose members banded together in 1985 to present the views of the state’s real estate industry to lawmakers in Augusta. Today, MEREDA’s nearly 360 member firms are primarily from the commercial real estate industry and employ thousands of Maine citizens and drive a huge percentage of Maine’s economic activity. The organization aims to promote fair and responsible development and ownership of real estate throughout Maine.
