Kristine LaLonde

Kristine LaLonde is a dedicated public servant and educator with a focus on fostering innovation and empowerment in individuals, organizations, and communities.

With a robust background spanning community non-profit, government, and higher education sectors, Kristine has a proven track record of creating and sustaining impactful programs through collaboration and measurable outcomes.

Her academic journey includes a Ph.D. in History from the University of Virginia and a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Michigan.

Kristine has held various leadership positions, such as Associate Vice Chancellor for Community Engagement at Vanderbilt University, Director of Shared Strategy at Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency, and Associate Dean for Innovation and Community Impact; Professor of Leadership and Public Service at Lipscomb University, among others.

She has also served in roles like Co-Chief Innovation Officer at Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, Council Member at Metropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson County, and Assistant Professor of History at Mount St. Mary's University.

Kristine LaLonde's professional journey showcases her commitment to making a positive difference in society through education, community engagement, and strategic leadership.