Arnee Gomez

Arnee Gomez is a person who stutters and has been a member of the NSA since 1996. Based in Seattle, she has often shared her experience as a panelist for speech-language pathology students at the University of Washington, as well as with parents of children who stutter at NSA family workshops.

Professionally, Arnee brings over 25 years of leadership experience in Human Resources, where she has partnered closely with business leaders to drive organizational success and foster inclusive, supportive workplace cultures. As a leader and person who stutters, she has a passion to ensure all voices are heard. She’s honored to serve in an NSA leadership role and support the organization’s mission of support, education, and empowerment.

Arnee has a bachelor’s degree from the University of California, San Diego, and an M.B.A. from the University of Washington.  Originally from Southern California, Arnee has called Seattle home for several years. She is an avid runner who loves hitting the road and trails with friends. She draws daily inspiration from her husband and their two young adult daughters, who motivate her to be her best self.