Welcome Courtney Holub: WinterKids’ New Executive Director!
We are elated to announce the appointment of Courtney Holub as the new WinterKids Executive Director. Courtney brings over 15 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, with a focus on creating opportunities for diverse populations. Her extensive career has encompassed philanthropy, program development, leadership, and impactful board positions.
Courtney most recently served as a Philanthropy Advisor for Good Shepherd Food Bank, Maine’s largest hunger relief organization. Her deep commitment to fostering belonging and inclusion extends beyond her professional work. She has volunteered for three years with the Olympia Snowe Women’s Leadership Institute, empowering young women to reach their full potential, and spent over a decade with New England Disabled Sports, supporting inclusive access to sports and recreation.
“Taking on the role of Executive Director at WinterKids is a privilege and a thrilling opportunity,” said Courtney.
“As someone whose career in nonprofits was sparked by a sports-based organization, this role perfectly aligns my personal passions and lifestyle with my professional journey. I am excited to lead an organization that not only resonates with my values but also allows me to contribute to making a lasting difference on Maine’s youth.”
Parker Swenson, WinterKids’ Board President, has also expressed his enthusiasm for the organization’s future under Courtney’s leadership: “We are thrilled to welcome Courtney as our new Executive Director. Her deep experience in nonprofit leadership, combined with her passion for inclusivity and outdoor activities, positions WinterKids to enter a new chapter of growth and impact. With Courtney at the helm, we are confident that WinterKids will continue to expand its reach and make a lasting difference in the lives of Maine’s children.”
Courtney holds a Master of Science in Nonprofit Management from Northeastern University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Outside of her professional endeavors, she enjoys life in Portland, Maine with her husband, two children, and dogs. Whether running in her neighborhood, exploring trails with her kids, or heading to the mountains, Courtney’s love for the outdoors perfectly aligns with WinterKids’ mission.
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