Staff

Robin Hill, born in Utica, NY, but most recently from Atlanta, GA, moved to Old Forge full-time in May, 2017 with her husband, Bill, and their two dogs. Her parents, Dick and Marsha Keyes, purchased Keyes Pancake House (Old Forge) in 1976 from Robin’s uncle and ran the restaurant seasonally until October, 1988.  Working in Old Forge during her teenage through college years was a dream come true.  Robin then moved to Atlanta, Georgia in 1987 where she entered the commercial real estate industry and managed Class A high rise office buildings for Childress Klein Properties until April, 2017.  Robin and Bill would visit and vacation in Old Forge whenever possible enjoying their hobbies of hiking, biking and kayaking.  They purchased a home in Old Forge in late 2013. In late 2016, hearing of the upcoming open position of Executive Director of CAP-21, Robin applied and has been working diligently on numerous focus areas of CAP-21’s with the support of her Board Members.  In 2021, a capacity building plan for the organization provided an opportunity to add a Community Development Specialist position allowing Robin to focus on strategic planning and overall administration as well as managing the Health and Human Services activities.  

In this role as Director of Community Engagement, the individual will be focus on predominantly on the areas of economic development, community housing solutions and broadband access through program management, planning and grant writing.  

- Former Office Manager at Pike County Plumbing and Heating Inc., Dingman's Ferry, PA

- Fundraising Chair for Lost Trail Snowmobile Club, Boonville, NY

- Quickbooks Online Certified