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Michele Hodge Promoted to OFCCP Deputy Director

Michele Hodge Promoted to OFCCP Deputy Director

Michele has been working for OFCCP for 32 years

It was announced that starting August 16, 2021, Michele Hodge is OFCCP’s new career Deputy Director after serving as the Acting Deputy Director from April to June 2021. Over the past 32 years, Michelle has held many positions within the OFCCP including Mid-Atlantic Regional Director, New Jersey District Office Director, Deputy Regional Director for the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Regions and Acting Regional Director for the Northeast Region.

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