Carter James, a native of South Portland, Maine, is a political consultant with a diverse skill set encompassing fundraising, digital outreach, and volunteer efforts. With a deep-rooted passion for lighthouses, Carter has developed an ardent admiration for their historical significance and their vital role in shaping the nation's maritime heritage.
Growing up in Maine, surrounded by the scenic coastal landscape, Carter developed an affinity for lighthouses at a young age. Fascinated by their storied past and the crucial service they provided to mariners, Carter's appreciation for these beacons of light continued to grow over the years.
Among the numerous lighthouses that dot the Maine coastline, Carter's favorite is Boon Island Lighthouse, a solitary tower standing defiantly amidst the turbulent waters. However, Carter also holds a special place in their heart for the Cape Elizabeth Twin Lights.
Driven by a desire to protect and preserve these remarkable structures, Carter assumed the role of director at the Keepers of the Light Foundation. Leveraging their extensive experience in political consulting, fundraising, and digital outreach, Carter brings a unique perspective to the foundation's mission of safeguarding lighthouses and promoting their historical significance.
As the director of Keepers of the Light, Carter is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of lighthouses and fostering a sense of appreciation among the public. Through their leadership, the foundation embraces modern technology and innovative preservation techniques to ensure that these iconic symbols of maritime excellence endure for future generations.
With a profound commitment to their hometown and a passion for lighthouses, Carter James epitomizes the spirit of preservation and advocacy, tirelessly working to protect these beacons of light that continue to guide and inspire both seafarers and land dwellers alike.
