There's a new senior administrator for Okanagan Regional Library. Stephanie Hall has been hired as executive director, replacing Lesley Dieno who is retiring this month after 25 years. “I’m really looking forward to working with the board
and staff of Okanagan Regional Library," said Hall, who is currently the
director of public library planning with the Province of Saskatchewan. "It’s a well-managed organization, and that makes it a
great platform for launching new initiatives. I’m interested to learn
about what matters most to Okanagan communities about reading, lifelong learning, and libraries, and eager to start work on those priorities. Hall will assume her new role Feb. 1.
Monday, December 03, 2012
Okanagan Regional Library hires new administrator
By Staff Writer - Vernon Morning Star Published: December 03, 2012 10:00 AM
There's a new senior administrator for Okanagan Regional Library. Stephanie Hall has been hired as executive director, replacing Lesley Dieno who is retiring this month after 25 years. “I’m really looking forward to working with the board
and staff of Okanagan Regional Library," said Hall, who is currently the
director of public library planning with the Province of Saskatchewan. "It’s a well-managed organization, and that makes it a
great platform for launching new initiatives. I’m interested to learn
about what matters most to Okanagan communities about reading, lifelong learning, and libraries, and eager to start work on those priorities. Hall will assume her new role Feb. 1.
There's a new senior administrator for Okanagan Regional Library. Stephanie Hall has been hired as executive director, replacing Lesley Dieno who is retiring this month after 25 years. “I’m really looking forward to working with the board
and staff of Okanagan Regional Library," said Hall, who is currently the
director of public library planning with the Province of Saskatchewan. "It’s a well-managed organization, and that makes it a
great platform for launching new initiatives. I’m interested to learn
about what matters most to Okanagan communities about reading, lifelong learning, and libraries, and eager to start work on those priorities. Hall will assume her new role Feb. 1.
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