Our Team

The People Behind See2Be.

See2Be brings together experienced practitioners who have spent careers building the connections between education and industry — from the classroom to the statehouse.

Michael P. Looney, Sr. — Founder & CEO, See2Be Consulting Services

Michael P. Looney, Sr.

Founder & CEO, See2Be Consulting Services, LLC

Centerville, Massachusetts
30+ Years in Public Education

I'm Michael Looney — and I've spent my entire career doing one thing: connecting students to opportunity.

For more than two decades, I served as Director of Career and Technical Education at Mashpee Public Schools in Massachusetts, where I built and led CTE programs that opened real doors for students at Mashpee High School. Before stepping into district leadership, I spent over ten years as a Teacher and School-to-Career Coordinator at the same institution — giving me a ground-level understanding of what students, teachers, and families actually need.

Throughout my tenure, I partnered with institutions of higher education, government agencies, and industry leaders to create career and technical pathways that went far beyond the classroom. I developed job shadowing programs, internship pipelines, and experiential learning opportunities that gave students real-world exposure and employers a direct connection to the next generation of talent.

Under my leadership, Mashpee's internship program grew into the largest on Cape Cod and the Islands. I secured grant funding to build a state-of-the-art health services facility at Mashpee High School — directly addressing regional healthcare workforce needs. And I was appointed to serve on the Governor's STEM Advisory Council in Massachusetts across two administrations, helping shape statewide policy on STEM education and career-connected learning.

See2Be isn't a consulting firm that parachutes in with generic frameworks. When you work with me, you get a partner who has lived this work — someone who knows what it takes to build programs that last, because I've built them.

Christine Nolan has spent over 20 years building the industry partnerships behind Massachusetts's innovation economy.

As Director of the Center for Advanced Manufacturing at MassTech Collaborative, Christine managed the State's investment in advanced manufacturing and the workforce required to support its growth. She also helped secure the initial $19.7M in federal CHIPS Act funding for the region's microelectronics industry.

She has built and sustained industry advisory coalitions for organizations including NATCAST and the Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council — with a track record of keeping executives engaged, not just recruited.

A mechanical engineer by training with hands-on manufacturing experience, Christine speaks the technical language of the sectors she partners with — including aviation, robotics, biotech, clean energy, and advanced manufacturing.

Areas of Expertise

Advanced ManufacturingIndustry Advisory CoalitionsFederal Funding & CHIPS ActWorkforce DevelopmentAviation & RoboticsBiotech & Clean Energy
Christine Nolan — Partner, Industry Partnerships, See2Be Consulting Services

Christine Nolan

Partner, Industry Partnerships

Boston, Massachusetts
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, WPI

Proven Results

Over 30 years of work that moved the needle for students, schools, and the region.

#1
Largest Internship Program

Grew Mashpee's internship program into the largest on Cape Cod and the Islands — connecting more students to real-world career experience than any other district in the region.

30+
Years in Public Education

Two decades of sustained leadership — as a teacher, School-to-Career Coordinator, and CTE Director — building programs that outlast any single initiative.

State
Governor's STEM Advisory Council

Appointed to serve on the Governor's STEM Advisory Council in Massachusetts across two administrations — shaping statewide policy on STEM and career-connected learning.

National
Presentations

Presented at several National Conferences including the National Association for Workforce Development Professionals

Career Timeline

Founder & CEO

See2Be Consulting Services, LLC

2026 – Present
Massachusetts

Founded See2Be to bring over 30 years of CTE and workforce development expertise to schools, districts, and workforce organizations — helping them build the career pathways and industry partnerships students need to thrive.

Director of Career and Technical Education

Mashpee Public Schools

Dec 2014 – Jul 2026 · 11 yrs 8 mos
Mashpee, Massachusetts

Led the district's CTE programs, partnering with higher education, government, and industry to build career and technical pathways for students at Mashpee High School. Developed and expanded experiential learning opportunities including job shadowing and internship programs.

Teacher & School-to-Career Coordinator

Mashpee Public Schools

Sep 2004 – July 2026 · 22 yrs 4 mos
Mashpee, Massachusetts

Taught and coordinated school-to-career programming, building the foundational relationships with employers and community partners that would define the district's CTE approach for years to come.

Areas of Expertise

Career & Technical Education (CTE)Workforce DevelopmentCareer Pathways DesignWork-Based LearningIndustry PartnershipsStrategic Planning for DistrictsExperiential Learning ProgramsHigher Education Partnerships
Career and technical education students in Massachusetts

What Drives This Work

Students First, Always

Every recommendation, every partnership, every plan starts with one question: does this create a better outcome for students? That's the filter for everything.

Real Experience, Not Theory

Over 30 years in a single district — as a teacher, coordinator, and director — means the advice comes from someone who has lived the work, not just studied it.

Relationships Build Pathways

The best career pathways are built on trust — between schools, employers, families, and students. I've spent my career building exactly those relationships.

Equity in Every Decision

Career opportunity shouldn't depend on zip code. I'm committed to building systems that expand access and create real pathways for every student.

Ready to build something meaningful for your students?

Whether you're launching a new CTE program, strengthening employer partnerships, or planning for the future — let's talk.

Talk with Michael