Sarah Stewart

Sarah Stewart is a skilled and experienced consensus builder with a strong background in national political campaigns, project management, and government service. She is known for her ability to handle high-stress situations with grace and confidence.

Sarah started her political career in 1999, playing a pivotal role in John McCain's successful campaign during New Hampshire's 'First-in-the-Nation' primary. She continued to work on various political campaigns, including serving as Tim Pawlenty's state Campaign Manager and as a Senior Advisor for Jon Huntsman during the 2012 Republican Primary.

In 2008, Sarah co-founded b-fresh consulting, a project management firm specializing in media relations, coalition building, and policy advocacy for corporations, non-profits, and political candidates.

Sarah's dedication to public service led to her appointment as the Commissioner of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources in New Hampshire in 2018. In this role, she focuses on protecting and promoting the state's natural, recreational, and cultural assets.

Sarah has a strong educational background with a degree in American History from the University of Vermont. She is actively involved in various organizations, including serving on the board of directors for Amoskeag Industries and previously being a member of the NH Council for the Arts and the NH Citizens for the Arts.

Sarah Stewart resides in Manchester, NH, with her husband and three children.