FORT MITCHELL, Ky. (Nov. 1, 2017) – Leisa Mulcahy has been named vice president of workforce at the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the chamber announced today. Mulcahy assumed the role on Monday.
“We’re excited to have Leisa back at the chamber,” said Brent Cooper, president & CEO of the Northern Kentucky Chamber. “Through her previous work at the chamber, and her established relationships with key workforce groups across the region—we feel strongly that she’s the perfect candidate to lead our workforce efforts.”
Mulcahy comes to the chamber from Thomas More College, where she served as director of alumni engagement. Prior to that, Mulcahy worked as the executive director of the Northern Kentucky Chamber Foundation, and the program director of Leadership Northern Kentucky.
“I am thrilled to be back at the NKY Chamber,” said Mulcahy. “As a northern Kentucky native and lifelong resident, I’ve seen this community develop into a fantastic place to live, work and play. I’m committed to working with my colleagues and our community to grow and establish meaningful partnerships to move the region forward and solidify our position as a great place to do business.”
As vice president of workforce, Mulcahy will work to establish relationships and partnerships with regional workforce development stakeholders across northern Kentucky and greater Cincinnati to ensure effective collaboration and support of chamber workforce initiatives.
Mulcahy earned a bachelor’s of business administration from Thomas More College. An alumna of Leadership Northern Kentucky, Mulcahy serves on the Inclusive Leadership committee for Leadership Northern Kentucky. She also serves on the on the American Cancer Society Strider’s Ball committee.
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