Julie Mulkern
Executive Director
Julie grew up in Penobscot County where snow was plentiful and outdoor play was the norm. Her favorite winter memories include bombing down a hill with her sister and cousins on a toboggan. Julie has dedicated her entire career to creating and growing programs that promote the health and well-being of Maine families. Julie joined WinterKids in 2008 as the Development Director and became the Executive Director in 2011. Before working for WinterKids, Julie was Manager of Development & Volunteer Resources at Spring Harbor Hospital, a psychiatric facility in the MaineHealth system. She has also developed volunteer and philanthropy programs for Community Counseling Center, Case Management for Youth, and the American Cancer Society. Julie holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Bates College and has certifications in philanthropy from the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy & the University of Wisconsin Madison. She is currently President of the Board of Directors for the Maine Public Health Association and serves on the Great Maine Outdoor Weekend Committee and the Maine CDC Physical Activity & Nutrition Workgroup. She is an alumna of the Upsilon Class of the Institute for Civic Leadership. Julie was born and raised in northern Maine, and now lives in Gorham with her husband, Ric and winter kids, Johnny and Ben. They enjoy all the Maine outdoors has to offer, in all seasons!
Marion Doyle
Education Director
Growing up on Squam Lake in New Hampshire, Marion has a great appreciation for the great outdoors. Marion attended the University of New Hampshire and has years of experience working with children and volunteer organizations. She continually seeks to enhance WinterKids programs through collaboration, research, and evaluation. Her teacher trainings receive accolades all across Maine! She is a true winter enthusiast, whose high-energy commitment to kids and outdoor activity is a benefit to all who learn from her. Marion lives in Freeport with her partner, Glenn, and their black lab, Penny (the WinterKids mascot!). They have 4 grown children; a son and 3 daughters.
Mary-Theresa Tringale
Manager of Special Events & Sponsorships
Mary comes to WinterKids with excellent experience in marketing and events of all shapes and sizes through her work as Senior Integrated Marketing Manager with Men’s Journal and Women’s Day in New York City, and more recently as the Marketing Manager at the Portland Press Herald. She has executed several greater Portland events including the Health & Wellness Expo, Varsity Maine Awards, SOURCE Awards, Harvest on the Harbor, Portland Food Festival and more. She is currently the president of the board for the Maine Women’s Conference and an events management consultant for various greater Portland events. A graduate of Emerson College, Mary hails from Billerica, MA. She started summer vacationing with her family in York 25 years ago and learned to ski at Sunday River when she was three. Mary moved to Maine permanently in 2014 after a special assignment brought her to Sugarloaf to interview Seth Wescott. These days you can find Mary in Portland, participating in Tri for a Cure and Beach to Beacon in the summer and operating tours to Sugarloaf and Sunday River with Mainely Ski & Ride in the winter.
Josh Harrington
Manager of Family Programs & Outreach
Josh grew up in Gloucester, MA, spending weekends in Bridgton, ME. He started skiing at Pleasant Mountain at the age of 3. His passion for skiing followed him throughout his high school years at Fryeburg Academy and college at University of Maine at Farmington, where he graduated with a Business Economics major and Ski Industry minor. Josh got his feet wet in the ski industry at Shawnee Peak working in Marketing and Sales. He remained at Shawnee for 12 years wearing many hats and running several departments including ski school, group sales, ticketing, events, corporate racing and the terrain park. It was over these years that Josh first worked with Winter Kids on Cooper Campbell day.
Josh now lives in Denmark, ME spending as much time as possible on the lakes and in the mountains.
