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Brings extensive leadership experience from corporate and nonprofit sectors
The YMCA of Greater Cleveland announces the appointment of Kevin Born-Crow as the Executive Director of the Lakewood Family YMCA branch. Born-Crow brings extensive leadership experience from both the corporate and nonprofit sectors, making him a valuable addition to the YMCA team.
Born-Crow joins the YMCA after a successful tenure as Director of Operations for New Avenues to Independence, a Cleveland-based nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities. Prior to his work at New Avenues, Born-Crow spent 18 years at Starbucks, where he excelled in various leadership roles, including District Manager, overseeing multiple stores in the Cleveland/Akron area.
In addition to his professional experience, Born-Crow is a dedicated community member. He has volunteered with Youth Opportunities Unlimited and Connecting for Kids, organizations committed to empowering youth and families. As a resident of Lakewood, Born-Crow is deeply invested in the well-being and success of the local community and looks forward to fostering the YMCA’s mission of youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility.
“We are delighted to welcome Kevin to our leadership team at the Lakewood Family YMCA,” said Tiffany Foxx, Senior Vice President of Operation at the YMCA of Greater Cleveland. “His operational expertise, combined with his passion for serving the community, makes him an ideal leader for this role.”
Born-Crow holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology from Ashford University and studied Sociology at The Ohio State University. He is excited to bring his wealth of experience and community spirit to the YMCA and looks forward to contributing to the growth and development of the Lakewood branch.
About the YMCA of Greater Cleveland
The YMCA of Greater Cleveland is a nonprofit organization that provides services and programs through traditional branches in Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lorain and Portage counties, numerous non-facility locations, and program branches throughout Northeast Ohio. Its areas of focus are youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. The YMCA of Greater Cleveland also operates Y-Haven, a facility providing addiction recovery services and transitional housing in Cuyahoga County. More at www.clevelandymca.org.
