HR veteran Rachel Tobin takes on the role of director of human resources at Kenton County Public Library
New Director of Human Resources at Kenton County Public Library Brings Extensive Experience
Rachel Tobin, a seasoned human resources professional with a diverse 25-year career, has been appointed as the new Director of Human Resources at the Kenton County Public Library. Tobin succeeds Lisa Denham, who retired after serving the library for 20 years.
Tobin's extensive experience spans across various sectors, including manufacturing, public housing, construction, government consulting, commercial real estate development, and cable television industries. She has held HR leadership roles in organizations such as Ball Corporation, Kohler, Mohawk Industries, Greif, City of Roanoke Redevelopment and Housing, and G & H International Services, Inc.
Before delving into HR, Tobin spent 10 years in administrative and operations management in the commercial real estate development and cable television industries. This diverse background has equipped her with a broad and adaptable HR skillset, tailored to diverse organizational contexts.
Throughout her career, Tobin has managed all aspects of the employee lifecycle, from recruitment and onboarding to development, engagement, retention, and retirement. She is passionate about supporting employees, streamlining processes, and helping teams grow and succeed.
Tobin specializes in building strong employee relations, aligning HR strategies with organizational goals, and fostering collaborative and positive workplace cultures. She looks forward to getting to know each member of the KCPL team and working together to support the Library's mission and people.
The Kenton County Public Library invites staff and community members to welcome Tobin to the team. Born in Southern California, Tobin has lived in Central Virginia for the past 10 years. Her three grown children live in Ohio, Virginia, and Tennessee.
Tobin's appointment comes at an exciting time for the Kenton County Public Library, as it continues to adapt and grow to meet the needs of its community. With her wealth of experience and passion for HR, Tobin is poised to make a significant impact in the Library's future.
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