1. MICHELLE LAMONTAGNE-STROUT
54 Martins Ferry Road, Hooksett NH, 603-716-0340 
mlstrout@comcast.net
RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS
PROFESSIONAL
 Graduate of Leadership Greater Manchester
 Obtained NH Certification to teach Comprehensive Business Education
VOLUNTEER/COMMUNITY
 Named 2008 Club Advisor of the year by Southern NH University
 10 years of recognized service to the Manchester Rotary Club
 Volunteer life coach at Angie’s Shelter for women in transition
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
LIBERTY HARBOR ACADEMY, MANCHESTER, NH
2011 - PRESENT
Dean of Student Affairs/ faculty
 Design and deliver community-based learning and life skills curriculum
 Oversee student activities and programming
 Coordinate student internships and individual service learning projects
 Introduce and manage alternative revenue streams including summer camps
 Professor for Public Speaking and Community Economic Development
MANCHESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT – MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL, MANCHESTER, NH
2010 – ONE YEAR GRANT POSITION
Extended Learning Opportunity Coordinator
 Developed a marketing campaign and collateral to introduce the district’s new
project-based learning initiative for Memorial High School
 Presented to and engage multiple audiences including students, parents, and teachers
 Introduced creative project out-lines and integrate classroom competencies
 Managed the progress of all projects, and oversee appropriate credit confirmation
 Collaborated with organizations throughout Greater Manchester to transform existing
offerings into “Approved Learning Experiences”
SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY, Manchester, NH
2006 –2009
Director of Alumni Programs & Benefits
 Identified and engaged alumni affinity groups with a high giving potential
 Created strategies to increase alumni investment in the University
 Managed a communications team to relay messages using social media
 Organized alumni volunteers to form committees for new programming

2. Corporate Liaison
 Built brand awareness of academic programs and university resources relevant to
corporations and business executives
 Conducted needs assessment and focus groups with potential partners
 In conjunction with faculty, developed customized programs and curriculum to match
an organization’s specific needs
 Promoted resources available through the university in a variety of venues including
trade shows and televised interviews
GREATER MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Manchester, NH
2000 – 2005
Director of Membership Development
 Prospected for potential members using a variety of resources including state
government data and personal community involvement
 Retained a 900+ member chamber through cultivation and stewardship strategies and
a diverse offering of programs and benefits
 With the use of traditional market research methods, assessed member needs and
delivered relevant solutions
 Engaged in business and industry trends, economic development initiatives and state
legislation affecting business
 Established partnerships within the membership to encourage chamber affinity
 Managed 25 volunteer Ambassadors
 Mentored and oversaw membership sales representatives
TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL, Manchester, NH
1997 - 2000
Director of Admissions
 Responsible for testing, placement, and academic counseling for incoming students
 Presented Trinity offerings to middle-school students, parents and guardians
 Advised the National Honor Society student organization
 Coordinated and promoted all admission related events
 Managed parent volunteers and part-time staff
EDUCATION
Master of Science, (1998)
Education
Southern New Hampshire University Manchester, New Hampshire
*State teaching certification in “Comprehensive Business Education,” obtained in 2011
Bachelor of Science, (1996)
Marketing
Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester, New Hampshire