Sign In
Upcoming Event
Free Newsletter
Christina Johnson. PHOTO/CHRISTINA JOHNSON
Harrisburg nonprofit school names executive director
Harrisburg-based Tri-County OIC, a nonprofit school, has promoted its interim executive director to executive director.
The Board of Directors hired Christina Johnson, who will lead the organization’s initiatives to further its Adult Education and workforce development divisions.
Tri-County OIC said Johnson brings a wealth of experience to her new role of providing leadership in the planning and implementing quality-based training and education, including more than a decade of education and organizational human resource development knowledge in private and nonprofit sectors.
“What drew me to Tri-County OIC was its phenomenal leader, Jeffery Charles Woodyard, and its mission closely aligned with my economic justice goals for underserved populations through education, diversity, inclusion, and economic development,” Johnson said.
Johnson previously served Tri-County OIC as interim executive director, community outreach director, and reentry program manager.
While in this role, she coordinated all significant programming for the Reentry Division, expanded the workforce division, and managed a budget of over $1 million in the adult education division.
“It is an honor to serve in this role of executive director of Tri-County OIC,” Johnson said. “I am committed to continuing to provide the community access to self-sufficiency through our adult education and workforce development divisions while building true collaboration with community partners that lead to the enhancement of the community.”
Johnson received her M.S. in Human Resource Management and Organizational Development from Capella University. She holds a B.S. in Human Resources Management from the University of Baltimore and a B.S. in Secondary Education from the University of Maryland Baltimore County. She is currently working on her Master’s in Adult Education.
She has served as co-chair on the board of directors for the Pennsylvania Social Equity Land Trust, co-chair of the Dauphin County Reentry Community Resource Subcommittee, Pennsylvania Reentry Council DEI committee, board member of Project Hope, and board member of LGBT of Central PA.
