Carl Michaud serves as Chief Financial Officer of Good Will-Hinckley. He joined the organization in 2026, bringing more than 30 years of financial and administrative leadership experience in nonprofit social services, supporting youth and adults across organizations in Northern Maine.
Carl Michaud has a strong track record of driving strategic growth, improving operational efficiency, and creating long-term organizational value. Over the course of his career, he has earned a reputation for combining disciplined financial management with forward-thinking business insight.
A native of Fort Fairfield, Carl earned his MBA from Husson University. He currently serves as an adjunct instructor at the University of Maine at Presque Ilse sharing his expertise with the next generation of professionals.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Carl has been actively involved in board service and is deeply committed to Special Olympics. He has dedicated many years to organizing events, fundraising, and coaching teams, reflecting a longstanding passion for community engagement and service.
With over 32 years of experience in nonprofit youth-centered services in Maine, Michael Hinckley-Gordon has a proven record of hands-on operational leadership and success in executing a wide range of strategic initiatives in a variety of settings.
During his tenure with Good Will-Hinckley, Hinckley-Gordon has been involved in many executive-level development projects, including fundraising, special events, grant writing, state contracts and marketing. He also directed Good Will-Hinckley's Independent Living program for more than 15 years, managing an array of on- and off-campus housing options and a comprehensive life skills curriculum. In that role, he also ran educational and vocational programs for homeless young adults and youth in the care of the state.
Prior to becoming chief operating officer in 2022, Hinckley-Gordon served as the vice president of operations, director of programs, licensing and training, and the director of campus life, physical plant and the 21st Century Community Learning Center (CCLC) at Good Will-Hinckley and the Maine Academy of Natural Sciences (MeANS). Currently, Hinckley-Gordon serves as the Director of Compliance and Special Projects.
Hinckley-Gordon lives in Benton, the backyard of Good Will-Hinckley, where he and his wife, Lorene, raised their daughter, Michaela. He and his wife are devoted to this community and expect to remain in the area through retirement.
Stacy Saucier is Good Will-Hinckley’s human resources director. She joined the organization in July 2019.
A native of Union, Maine, Saucier attended Waterville Senior High School and took classes at Kennebec Valley Community College and Thomas College.
For more than 17 years, Saucier worked in various positions in the banking industry and spent seven years working for the United Way of Mid-Maine.
Saucier is a team player and a good listener who is passionate about her family, volunteering and giving back to the community. Her favorite thing about working for Good Will-Hinckley is her colleagues—seeing the interactions between the staff and the youth and the difference the organization is making in their lives.
Saucier likes spending time and making new memories with her husband, daughters, grandchildren and family.
Christine graduated from the University of Maine in Farmington in 1991 with her bachelor’s in Psychology. She moved to California for 4 years, working in a residential facility for children in protective custody. After moving back to Maine, she worked at MSAD #75 in Topsham and a mental health crisis stabilization unit in Brunswick. Seeking one full-time position, she accepted a position in the Spurwink Staff Intensive program, where she stayed for 14 + years, moving from an Ed Tech to a teacher and eventually the Associate Director of Education.
After receiving her Master’s degree in Education Leadership from the University of Southern Maine, Christine moved into the public school sector in Brunswick, where she led the special education department at the high school and became the
out-of-district liaison for 6 years. Having a desire to work as a principal/director, she became the director of the Regional Education Treatment Center in Auburn, where she stayed for two years. Still wanting to obtain more of a leadership role, she accepted the position of Special Education Director at Goodwill-Hinckley. She oversaw all Special Education students at MeANS, Glen Stratton Learning Center, Day One, and Snow Pond Arts Academy in Sidney.
In September 2020, Christine accepted the full-time position of Special Education Director at the Maine Academy of Natural Sciences in Hinckley. Christine’s role has evolved to her position as Assistant Head of Schools/Special Education Director for two years, and she has returned to a full-time position as Special Education Director at the Glenn Stratton Learning Center in Hinckley.
Christine’s outside interests include camping, fishing, and kayaking, and above all, spending time with her family.
