Aimée Stenborg
Aimée joined Meridian in 2022. She is a communications marketing specialist with over 10 years experience in consulting and in-house settings. She was a Senior Communications Manager for Charles Schwab. As a Communications Manager, she was responsible for project management, communications, art direction, and graphic design for many high profile clients. Aimée has also worked in the nonprofit world and has a background in Global Marketing and Advertising
Aimée has a Master of Arts in Global Marketing Communications & Advertising from Emerson College, an International Advertising Association’s Diploma in Marketing Communications, and a Bachelor of Arts in French and Communications/Public Relations from Rivier College. She has also received over 23 national and international design and communications awards.
With most of her family in France and being French herself, she understands the importance of an IB education. She looks forward to doing what she can to bring success to the future of our school and community.
Her family has been part of the Meridian Community since 2016. She has been a parent volunteer and a member of the ViP leadership team. She and her husband Erick have four children, Sam ’27, Ollie ’27, Maggie ’29 and Juliette ’34.
Aimée has a Master of Arts in Global Marketing Communications & Advertising from Emerson College, an International Advertising Association’s Diploma in Marketing Communications, and a Bachelor of Arts in French and Communications/Public Relations from Rivier College. She has also received over 23 national and international design and communications awards.
With most of her family in France and being French herself, she understands the importance of an IB education. She looks forward to doing what she can to bring success to the future of our school and community.
Her family has been part of the Meridian Community since 2016. She has been a parent volunteer and a member of the ViP leadership team. She and her husband Erick have four children, Sam ’27, Ollie ’27, Maggie ’29 and Juliette ’34.
