George Roberge brings a wealth of experience to Project C.U.R.E. in the transportation and logistics industry. Immediately prior to joining Project C.U.R.E., Mr. Roberge was the president of Westway Express, a $70 million 540-employee truckload carrier based in Commerce City, Colorado. He positioned the company for sale to Dick Simon Trucking, a firm five times the size of Westway Express. Previously he held the positions of President at SLT Express, Senior Vice President of Operations at Nationsway Transport and Vice President of Special Services at St.

Nadine Armstrong joined Project C.U.R.E. with a diverse background. After 10 years with Special Olympics Arizona, most recently as the Senior Director of Operations and Quality Assurance, Nadine was instrumental in the reorganizations and implementation of integration of programs for people with and without disabilities including a health initiative. Previously, Nadine was influential working at United Blood Services corporate office with creating training materials as a Technical Instructional Designer.

Lauren comes to Project C.U.R.E. with a passion for international aid and travel, bringing with her experience working for the government, nonprofits, and the United Nations. Lauren graduated from the University of Maryland with a degree in Sociology and studied abroad in Ghana and in Italy. While in school, Lauren interned with a few non-profits in Washington D.C. including InterAction, where she served as the Public Policy Intern.