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LaDonna Holley appointed executive director of HR at HFC

February 28, 2020 By Times-Herald Newspapers Leave a Comment

LaDonna Holley

DEARBORN — LaDonna Holley was appointed executive director of Human Resources at Henry Ford College Dec. 17.

Before accepting the role at HFC, Holley served for 12 years as senior vice president of Human Resources, Organizational Development, and Housing Operations for Presbyterian Villages of Michigan. She was responsible for the development and implementation of human resources, overseeing 800 employees across 34 locations.

Previously, she was director of Human Resources at Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency, and Human Resources manager at Renaissance Home Health Care.

Holley brings extensive experience with teaching and training. She has facilitated the development of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. Other primary areas of expertise include human resources management, employee relations, compliance and investigations, and organizational development. She holds a Doctor of Ministry, a Master of Science in Human Resources Administration, and a Bachelor of Science in Human Resource development, as well as certification as a Professional in Human Resources.

“I am looking forward to joining the HFC College community,” Holley said. “Henry Ford College is a gem in the community, and I was drawn by its mission to transform lives, build a better future, and provide an outstanding education for students. Equally important to transforming the lives of students is the positive contribution that staff, faculty, and leadership share in building upon HFC’s great legacy.”

HFC President Russell Kavalhuna expressed appreciation for Holley’s strengths as a leader.

“I look forward to having Dr. Holley join our campus team and our HR department,” Kavalhuna said. “She brings extensive leadership experience to her role at HFC, and will add new perspectives and expertise to our HR operations.”

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