Loren Selig (pronouns she/her) has worked for over a decade in New Hampshire residential real estate sales. A dedicated and caring real estate professional, Loren thrives on advocating for others. She has just completed Leadership Seacoast-Class of 2021 and is eager to expand on her work advocating for others and amplifying the voices of the marginalized and stigmatized. Loren is very excited about joining the advisory board for The Elephant in the Room Series® and NHTP to promote discussion and understanding of significant issues. 

Currently, Loren serves as the Recording Secretary on the Board of Temple Israel of Portsmouth as well as being a member of the New Hampshire Association of Realtors, the Seacoast Board of Realtors, a former Chair of the Seacoast Board’s “Learn at Lunch” committee, and a past business sponsor of Oyster River Womenade —an organization providing financial assistance to community members in times of hardship. Prior to her career in real estate, Loren spent 15 years as a professional educator at the high school and graduate school levels, and also enjoyed working in the non-profit sector.

Loren graduated from Clark University with a degree in English and a minor in Elementary education and holds a Master of Arts in Secondary Education from The Johns Hopkins University. Additionally, she is certified in Instructional System Design through the University of Maryland-Baltimore County. Originally from New Jersey, Loren has worked and lived in New Hampshire for nearly two decades. Loren lives in Durham with her husband, their teenaged social-entrepreneur daughters, and two dogs. She loves New Hampshire’s amazing breadth of resources from the beach to the mountains, and from the city to the country. In her spare time, Loren enjoys spending time with her family and friends, practicing yoga, reading, and relaxing at Lake Winnipesaukee.