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Nicole Fregeau Joins Junior Achievement of Western Massachusetts as Program Manager

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Nicole Fregeau joins Junior Achievement of Western Massachusetts as program manger.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass.Junior Achievement of Western Massachusetts (JAWM) announced that Nicole Fregeau has joined the organization as program manager.

“We’re thrilled to have Nicole on our team,” said Jennifer A. Connolly, president, JAWM. “She brings skills, experience and new ideas inspired by her intensive, hands-on work in the educational field. She’s a terrific asset to Junior Achievement and to the students we reach every day.”

In her new role, Fregeau builds program expansion through strategic planning and presentations designed to recruit and renew commitments of teachers, schools, local businesses and volunteers. To increase public awareness of JAWM programs, she creates departmental plans, and develops and executes volunteer orientation programs. She coordinates the Business and Entrepreneurial Exploration (BEE) Summer Program as well.

Prior to joining JAWM, Fregeau spent a year in Thailand teaching students at various levels to speak, read and write in English. In addition, she screened candidates for open positions and consulted with potential students during the enrollment process, edited curriculum and participated in school programs like English Camp and Scout Camp. As an established Junior Achievement volunteer in the United States, Fregeau also taught JA’s “More than Money” program in Thailand to 6th grade students.

Fregeau is a graduate of Elms College with a bachelor’s degree in business management. A Chicopee resident, she participated in Elms College Campus Ministry Service Trips to Nicaragua, where she worked on clean water and education projects.

For more information about Junior Achievement and its programs, please visit jawm.org.

About Junior Achievement of Western Massachusetts
Junior Achievement of Western Massachusetts was founded in Springfield, MA in 1919 and is the birthplace of JA. Today more than 13,000 students in grades K–12 in Western MA participate in JA programs annually. For more information, visit jawm.org