Steve Lamonte
About Steve Lamonte
Steve Lamonte is a District Leader at Primerica, Inc. and a LtCol - Group 2 Safety Director at Civil Air Patrol, with extensive experience in community engagement and emergency response.
Work at Primerica
Steve Lamonte has been employed at Primerica, Inc. as a District Leader since 2002. In this role, he utilizes his engineering and people management skills to conduct financial analysis and provide mentoring. His extensive experience in leadership and community engagement contributes to his effectiveness in this position.
Education and Expertise
Steve Lamonte completed his high school education at Farmington High School, focusing on College Prep. He furthered his education at the University of Phoenix, where he studied Business and Technology, earning a Bachelor of Science in Business Management (BSBM) from 2003 to 2005. This educational background supports his professional roles in financial analysis and community service.
Background
Before joining Primerica, Steve worked at 3Com/CommWorks as a Director of Systems Engineering for Carriers from 2000 to 2002 in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area. His experience in the technology sector provided him with valuable skills that he applies in his current roles.
Achievements in Civil Air Patrol
Steve Lamonte has served in the Civil Air Patrol since 1998, currently holding the position of Lieutenant Colonel and Group 2 Safety Director in Texas. His focus includes building community resiliency and enhancing emergency response capabilities through volunteer engagement. He has been actively involved with the Medical Reserve Corps since 2006, collaborating with local health departments and emergency response teams.
Community Engagement and Health Initiatives
In his role with the Medical Reserve Corps, Steve participates in community health activities that promote healthy habits. His efforts aim to integrate volunteers into community activities, enhancing public health and safety initiatives. This work reflects his commitment to community service and emergency preparedness.