Cass Community Social Services Hires New Deputy Director
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Cass Community Social Services has just filled its newest position of Deputry Director. Kimberly K. Hudolin has been hired as the organization’s first Deputy Director. Hudolin served as a volunteer at Cass in the early 90s.
“Kim Hudolin is extremely qualified to manage and direct the operations and programs at Cass,” said Cass Executive Director Faith Fowler. “She has vast experience with supervising staff, reviewing contracts, maintaining records and overseeing financial activity. She is a strategic thinker and, just as important, Kim has a heart for our work.”
Hudolin will oversee Cass’ daily operations, enabling Fowler to have more time to focus on community outreach and fundraising.
Hudolin is excited about her new role with the organization and will work to support and enhance Cass’ programs and staff.
“I always intended to volunteer more with Cass when I eventually retired, and the creation of the Deputy Director position enabled me to join the team on a full-time basis even earlier than I’d hoped,” Hudolin said. “I had a great legal career, but I’m thrilled to be bale to create a second career doing such significant work with the Cass team.”
Before joining Cass, Hudolin worked for General Motors as an attorney on the executive level. Prior to GM, Hudolin spent 10 years as Partner/Associate at Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn in Detroit. She is a member of the State Bar of Michigan and holds a degree from the University of Michigan Law School.
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