Shortly after World War II, our founder’s great-great grandfather, Frank Tucker, purchased a small tract of land on the shores of Cathance Lake, located a short 45-minute drive from the easternmost point in the contiguous United States: Lubec, Maine.

In the years that followed, the Tucker and Bodman families built a small cottage on the lake, which came to be known as “Camp TuBo” — a portmanteau of the Tucker and Bodman surnames.

The camp sits on a cape called Questend, which juts out into the nearly 3000-acre lake, providing an unparalleled, 360 degree view.

At QuestEnd Advisors, we provide our clients with a similarly unique view based on our industry expertise, experience in government, and the breadth and depth of our relationships. Our name pays homage to our history, while alluding to our present: helping our clients navigate policy, political, and perception challenges and opportunities.