Seacoast United Sports Club
Emma Smith is an experienced professional in the fields of operations and scientific research. Currently serving as Operations Manager at IDEXX since March 2021, Emma has also held roles as Scientist I and Associate Scientist II within the same organization. In addition to their work at IDEXX, Emma has been a Field Hockey Coach at Seacoast United since December 2018, where responsibilities include planning and conducting practices and preparing players for competitions. Prior experience includes a role as Product Transfer Engineer at GVS Filter Technology from May 2013 to March 2021, where Emma executed laboratory procedures and supported quality control initiatives. Emma began their career as a Laboratory Technician II at Siemens Healthcare from May 2012 to May 2013, focusing on experiment design and data analysis. Emma holds a Bachelor's degree in Biology from the University of Maine and a high school diploma from King Philip Regional High School.
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Seacoast United Sports Club
Seacoast United Sports Club was founded in 1992 with the sole purpose of providing opportunities to soccer players of all ages and abilities in the Seacoast area. Paul Willis (President and CEO) was adamant that there was talent in New England and if a player was placed in the right environment, they could achieve anything. This passion and emphasis on making a difference has seen this small soccer club from Hampton, New Hampshire grow into one of the most reputable youth sports organizations in the entire country. Seacoast United Sports Club provides multiple sports including soccer, field hockey and lacrosse to thousands of athletes across New England. The Club has multiple facilities across New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine with a footprint that extends from Weymouth, MA to Bangor, ME. Between its club athletes, programs and locations there are currently 50,000 people involved in the organization. Seacoast United has changed the sporting landscape in New England and has taught thousands of players, parents and communities the importance of staying active, being positive and making a difference, both on and off the field.