Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission (NKCAC) announces promotions of four Directors to Vice President positions.
The promotions were announced after a reorganization of their management structure.
Bob Williams has been promoted to VP for Finance and Administrative Services. Bob has served as the Agency’s Finance Director since 2009. He has more than 25 years of experience in non-profit accounting in the areas of health care, higher education and community services. Bob was named small non-profit CFO of the year by the Cincinnati Business Courier in 2012.
Laurie Wolsing has been promoted to VP for Children Services. Laurie served as the Director of Early Childhood Education since 2008. Laurie has a background in Mental Health and Human Service with a concentration in Early Childhood. One of NKCAC’s longest serving employees, she has been with the Agency since 1983.
Rhonda Chisenhall has been promoted to VP for Community Development. Rhonda was hired in February of this year to serve as the Director of Senior Center Programs. Her passion for working with seniors and keeping them healthy, active and involved in the community along with her overall leadership experience led to her increased responsibilities. Rhonda has 23 years of experience working in fundraising and leadership positions with the American Cancer Society.
Dawna Fogarty has been promoted to VP for Family Services. Dawna has been serving as the Director of Community Service and Healthcare Enrollment since the fall of 2013. She has a rich history in management roles serving as the Emergency Assistance Facilitator and then Program Coordinator for case management and emergency assistance at Welcome House for 10 years. While pursuing her MBA she worked at LifePoint as a Parent Educator and Home Visitor for Every Child Succeeds.
“I am extremely proud of the strong team we have in place at the Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission,” said Florence Tandy, Executive Director.
“We are known for accomplishing a lot with a little and the Agency’s success is due in large part to these leaders, the strong teams they have built, and the customers – and communities – we have the pleasure to serve.”