Valerie Montague

Valerie Montague has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Valerie began their career as a Copy Editor at The Boston Globe and later worked as a Copy Editor at the Baltimore Sun. Valerie then transitioned to administrative roles in various government agencies, including the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development and the Maryland Governor's Office. In these positions, they provided support, conducted policy research, and represented the Governor at meetings. Montague also worked at the Maryland Department of Agriculture, where they led a unit that assisted entrepreneurs and farmers markets and administered grants for agribusiness development. Valerie later joined the Association for International Practical Training as a Project Manager, where they created cultural exchange programs and developed international partnerships. Montague then held several roles at the Girl Scouts of Central Maryland, including Manager of Research/Outcomes Measurement and Beyond Bars Initiatives, where they evaluated program effectiveness and managed grant-funded initiatives. Most recently, they worked at the Columbia Association as an Assistant to the Senior Vice President/CFO, overseeing administrative operations and coordinating financial reports. Montague also briefly worked as an Adjunct Professor of Journalism at Howard Community College. With their diverse background, Montague brings extensive experience in administration, research, program evaluation, and grant management to their work.

Valerie Montague has a Diploma in a college/university preparatory program from Wilde Lake High School. Valerie also holds a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in Journalism from Northwestern University. However, the specific start and end years for each educational experience are not provided.