Dianne Gauthier

Dianne Gauthier has a strong background in leadership and operations roles within the Girl Scouts organization. Dianne started their career as a Training and Development Consultant before joining the Girl Scouts of Southeastern Massachusetts as a Regional Program Manager. Dianne was later promoted to Membership and Volunteer Services Manager, where they managed a team and focused on recruitment and support for volunteers.

Dianne then moved to the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts, where they held several roles, including Director of Volunteer Development and Training, Senior Director of Development and Training, and Senior Director of Volunteer Operations. In these positions, they led various strategic initiatives, managed teams, and oversaw training and development programs for volunteers.

After leaving the Girl Scouts, Dianne started their own consulting firm, Dianne Gauthier Consulting. As the Principal Operations Consultant and Hands-On Business Partner, they provided comprehensive support in areas such as fundraising, community outreach, PR, marketing, and event organization.

Most recently, Dianne joined the Girl Scouts of the USA as the Senior Manager of Council Communications and Resources, and then was promoted to the role of Director of Council Partnerships. In these positions, they focused on executive communications, project planning, and providing support for operational teams.

Overall, Dianne Gauthier has a diverse work experience in various leadership and operations roles, with a particular focus on volunteer management, training, and strategic planning within the non-profit sector.

Dianne Gauthier obtained a Bachelors of Science in Business Management with a focus on Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies from Babson College, where they studied from 1991 to 1995. Dianne also holds additional certifications in various fields such as Sandler Corporate, Bronze Certification from Sandler Training in 2020, a Training Certificate from ATD New England in 2017, a Coaching Certificate from InsideOut Development in 2012, and a Youth Worker Certificate Project from The BEST Initiative in 2009.