Dr. Haney added that Tina Kohrmann is highly respected by colleagues across the country for her integrity, collaborative spirit and dedication to promoting justice, professionalism and compassion in the workplace.

I am absolutely delighted that she has accepted this important leadership role and I am confident that NACPA’s future will be strengthened under her leadership.”

Kohrmann said she is honored by the appointment and enthusiastic about the future of the association.

Archbishop Weisenburger praised Dr. Haney’s decade of service to the association: “On behalf of the bishops, members and friends of NACPA, I also wish to express profound gratitude to Dr. Regina Haney for her remarkable leadership for more than ten years,” Archbishop Weisenburger said. “Her dedication, vision, energy and steadfast commitment to the mission of the Church have strengthened this association immeasurably. Regina has guided NACPA through years of important growth and renewal while consistently advancing its mission of supporting justice, dignity and excellence in the Catholic workplace. Her contributions will continue to bless the organization for many years to come.”

A parishioner of St. Boniface Parish in Germantown, Illinois, Tina and her husband, Jason Kohrmann, are the parents of Elijah, Sydney, and Alyxandra. Tina received a B.S. in Business Administration (Human Resources) from Southern Illinois University, and an M.A., Human Resources Development & Management, from Webster University.