Arminé Manukyan Humphrey immigrated to the U.S. from Armenia, after earning her master’s degree in education and human development from Yerevan State University. She received her second master’s degree in educational leadership and administration from the University of Massachusetts Boston. Manukyan Humphrey has served as the principal of Erebuni Armenian School since 2008. Under her leadership, the student body has increased from 28 to 175. She is an active member of the local Armenian community through her involvement with numerous organizations and committees.
While running the Erebuni Armenian School on weekends, Manukyan Humphrey also worked at EduBoston as a program manager for international students to help them with college access and oversaw pathway programs between private schools and higher education institutions. She established and maintained liaisons with universities, school districts, public and private local organizations, and state agencies to coordinate outreach efforts by post-secondary institutions.
Later, Manukyan Humphrey worked as an assistant executive director at Harvard University’s Microbial Sciences Initiative within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. She organized inter-faculty workshops, seminars, and consortiums for scholars and speakers and spearheaded undergraduate research and fellowship summer programs, playing an integral role in the leadership of the Initiative through resources, implementation, and assessments.
In 2020, Manukyan Humphrey changed her career path and partnered with her sister in becoming a co-owner of Valentina Day Spa in Belmont, MA. She currently runs the Spa’s business operations.
Katrina Menzigian
AUA Pillar & Event Co-chair
Katrina Menzigian serves as vice president of global consulting and research firm Everest Group. She launched and continues to lead the firm’s Analyst Relations Engagement program. She brings over 25 years of experience in market research and consulting. In her current role, Menzigian is responsible for building value-driven and mutually impactful relationships with analyst relations professionals at service and tech provider organizations in the marketplace. Previously, she held various research leadership roles within Everest Group, growing a portfolio of published research and custom projects with a wide range of global clients, including service and technology providers and investors. Menzigian frequently represents Everest Group at industry forums, webinars, conferences, and client executive sessions.
Menzigian has been engaged in the Armenian community throughout her life across various cultural and civic organizations, including Hamazkayin, the Armenian Students Association, the Armenian Assembly of America, Land and Culture, the Armenian Sisters’ Academy, and the Armenian American Medical Association, among others. She is especially fond of the two roles she held at the American University of Armenia (AUA) in the 1990’s. As its first U.S.-based employee, Menzigian opened and ran the University’s U.S. office in Oakland, California one month before the school opened its doors in September 1991. She again worked for AUA in Yerevan from 1995-1996 running research projects and teams at the Center for Business Research and Development.
Menzigian holds an M.A. international affairs from The Fletcher School at Tufts University and a double B.A. from the University of California, Berkeley in English and mass communications.
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