About Us
Meet the team behind Manchester True Collaborative.
Our Board of Directors is a dedicated group of passionate individuals committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for the LGBTQIA+ community. We prioritize making thoughtful, impactful decisions that promote safety, belonging, and empowerment for all individuals. With diverse backgrounds and experiences, our board works collaboratively to ensure that our organization remains a welcoming space where every voice is heard and valued.
Board of Directors

Scott Cloutier (He/Him)
President & Board Chair
Scott is an innovative leader at the intersection of community advocacy, technology and marketing strategy. With over a decade of experience in technology and leadership, Scott is dedicated to innovation, inclusion, and impact, shaping a future where people, technology, and community-driven initiatives will create lasting change. Their ability to bridge cutting-edge technology with mission-driven work makes them a sought-after voice in both the nonprofit and marketing automation spaces. While not at work Scott enjoys spending time with his Fiancé Ronnie and their three cats Odin, Loki & Thor.

Alison Batey (She/Her)
Vice President | Director of Youth Programs
Alison has dedicated her career to working with youth, fostering their growth and independence. Currently a teacher in Hollis, she brings a wealth of experience from previous roles at the RSEC Academy in New Hampshire and Boy Scouts of America where she was charged with running inclusive summer camps. Alison is passionate about supporting young and middle-aged children as they develop the skills to become confident, productive members of their community.

John Fournier (He/Him)
Treasurer
Bringing more than 25 years of Accounting and Financial experience, John is responsible for overseeing the financial health of Manchester True. John enjoys traveling with his partner and spending time with his son. John joined the Manchester True Collaborative in 2023 because the organization’s mission is aligned with his personal goal to provide the support and opportunity to everyone to be their authentic selves every day.

Rachel Teague, EdD (She/Her)
Finance Manager
Dr. Rachel Teague has called New Hampshire home her whole life, growing up on the seacoast and later settling in the greater Manchester area after serving with City Year NH in 2006. Wearing many hats as a TEDx speaker, writer, DEI advocate, academic, facilitator, small business owner/consultant, and committed volunteer, Rachel is passionate about making a positive impact. She’s thrilled to be a part of Manchester True Collaborative’s founding board, driven by her desire to be the queer mentor she wished she had growing up. If you see Rachel and her wife, Nina, cheering on their three kids at local activities, don’t hesitate to say hello!

Alyssa Maston (She/They)
Secretary
Alyssa first became involved with MTC as part of the Pride Committee that helped put on MTC’s first Pride Festival in 2023. She was a co-chair of the 2024 Pride Festival and has since expanded her focus to helping MTC find ways to bring together the local queer community all year round. She has both a BS and an MS in Accounting from Southern New Hampshire University and is a licensed CPA. Alyssa loves working behind the scenes to create spaces for people to come together and find community!

Kaylee Levine (She/Her)
Director of Communications
Kaylee is a proud ally of the LGBTQIA+ community and is passionate about DEIA in the community and workplace. She has her MBA and BS in Accounting from Southern New Hampshire University (Go Penmen!) and is the Member Coordinator at CMLS – the trade organization for Multiple Listing Services in North America. In the future, she would like to work towards a CAE or PMP certification. When she is not at work or working on the commuication logisitcs for MTC, you can find her shopping for her vinyl collection, collecting Lego sets, walking her dog Mendel, or “hoarding” as many books as she can hide on her bookshelf or under her bed.

James Dzindolet (He/Him)
Director of Development | Chair, Pride Festival
James brings a wealth of expertise in sales, marketing, and project management to MTC. A passionate advocate for creating inclusive and equitable spaces, James excels at building meaningful relationships, fostering sustainable growth, and implementing innovative strategies to drive impact. In addition to his role at MTC, James is a Licensed Insurance Producer in New Hampshire, the Vice President of Marketing for PMI NH, and an active Rotarian through the Hooksett Area Rotary Club. When he’s not working, James enjoys traveling with his partner, Seneca, and spending time with their three dogs: Atlas, Maggie, and Simon.

Travis Day (He/Him)
Volunteer Coordinator
Travis joins Manchester True as an experienced teacher, mentor and relationship builder who is passionate about personal growth and development and helping others become the best they can be. He is a committed diversity, equity and inclusion advocate working to foster a positive and inclusive work environment for all. This includes his work at Northwestern Mutual as a DE&I committee member and Pride Ambassador.

Kate Lipman (She/Her)
Programming Co-Chair | Board Member at Large
Kate first discovered MTC when attending Manchester Pride in 2024. She has been a facilitator with Seacoast Outright (now New Hampshire Outright) since 2022 and is excited to join the MTC family. In her free time, she loves all things nerdy, especially playing Dungeons and Dragons with her friends, and she enjoys volunteering in her community.

Matt Bohannon (He/Him)
Programming Co-Chair | Board Member at Large
Matt is passionate about community collaboration to foster healthier outcomes for individuals seeking services. He dedicates his efforts to building trust, improving access to essential services, and fostering a sense of belonging for individuals in and out of recovery. With a rich background in business development, coordinating shelter operations, and recovery-focused initiatives, Matthew has a deep understanding of the challenges faced by those seeking support. He is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Human Services at Southern New Hampshire University, and in his spare time enjoys spending time with his friends, family, and his Pomeranian Pascal. Matthew’s work at MTC is fueled by his belief in the power of connection and his commitment to helping people rebuild their lives and find freedom.

Stevie Lynn Morris (She/Her)
Board Member at Large
A recent transplant from Rhode Island to Manchester, Stevie brings years of pageant, event and nightlife experience to the organization. Stevie is a well known local performer and title holder of Miss Gay New England. She joins MTC to continue her work advocating for and advancing rights for the all in the LGBTQIA+ community.
Advisory Board

Caroline Catlender (She/Her)
CEO, YWCA New Hampshire
Advisory Board
