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Housing Hope Executive Board appoints Kathryn Opina as CEO

Edmonds, WALocal News

Kathryn Opina has been appointed as the chief executive officer of Housing Hope and HopeWorks, effective Sept. 1. She served as interim CEO for six months and has extensive experience in non-profit fiscal management. Housing Hope operates 652 affordable housing units across 25 locations in Snohomish County, addressing local housing needs. Board Chair Kirby Duncan highlighted Opina's leadership skills and her commitment to the agency's mission.

Opina expressed excitement about her new role and a commitment to lead with integrity and innovation. Under her direction, Housing Hope aims to execute a strategic plan developed during her interim tenure. This appointment comes at a crucial time as the organization seeks to expand its impact in the community. Opina's leadership is anticipated to foster collaboration and deliver exceptional value to stakeholders.

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