| Executive Director |
Helen Lemoine has served as the Executive Director of Leadership MetroWest
since 2000. Helen is a 1993 alumna of the organization’s highly acclaimed
flagship program, “The Leadership Academy,” to which she credits her
involvement in community and civic affairs.
Helen serves the community in many volunteer capacities and is on the Board
of Directors of the MetroWest YMCA, the Framingham History Center, and the
Massachusetts Citizens Housing and Planning Association. She is on the Board
of the MetroWest Nonprofit Network, and the steering committee of the
SuAsCo Watershed Community Council. She is on the Board of Overseers of
the Danforth Museum of Art and a corporator of the Middlesex Savings Bank.
Helen served three elected terms on the Framingham Planning Board from
1995-2004.
Several years ago, Helen was profiled in MassINC's CommonWealth Magazine
as one of eight prominent “civic connectors” in Massachusetts -- people with
ties to many sectors and networks in the community -- who promote civic
culture and collaboration.
She is a recipient of the “Athena Award,” a national award, given regionally
through the MetroWest Chamber, honoring women leaders who achieve
excellence in their profession, inspire women to achieve their full potential, and
give back to the community in a meaningful way.
since 2000. Helen is a 1993 alumna of the organization’s highly acclaimed
flagship program, “The Leadership Academy,” to which she credits her
involvement in community and civic affairs.
Helen serves the community in many volunteer capacities and is on the Board
of Directors of the MetroWest YMCA, the Framingham History Center, and the
Massachusetts Citizens Housing and Planning Association. She is on the Board
of the MetroWest Nonprofit Network, and the steering committee of the
SuAsCo Watershed Community Council. She is on the Board of Overseers of
the Danforth Museum of Art and a corporator of the Middlesex Savings Bank.
Helen served three elected terms on the Framingham Planning Board from
1995-2004.
Several years ago, Helen was profiled in MassINC's CommonWealth Magazine
as one of eight prominent “civic connectors” in Massachusetts -- people with
ties to many sectors and networks in the community -- who promote civic
culture and collaboration.
She is a recipient of the “Athena Award,” a national award, given regionally
through the MetroWest Chamber, honoring women leaders who achieve
excellence in their profession, inspire women to achieve their full potential, and
give back to the community in a meaningful way.
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