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THUNDER BAY — The Thunder Bay Public Library has found a new head librarian from within its own ranks.Over 17 years, Hamlin-Douglas has served in various capacities at the library.
According to a news release, the selection committee reviewed applications from both across Canada and outside the country, and during the interview process unanimously gave her the highest score by a significant margin. The hiring of a head librarian is part of an organizational restructuring, which the library has said will improve efficiency and service capacity in preparation for implementing a master facilities plan.
CEO Richard Togman said Hamlin-Douglas has already shown that she is "passionate, dedicated and forward-thinking.""I intend to give our staff the support they need to provide excellent patron experiences, to ensure our library delivers exceptional value to the community, and to make a meaningful contribution to the ambitious vision our CEO has for the future of our organization.
Togman’s predecessor, John Pateman, who left the library in 2022 after nine years, held the dual title of CEO and chief librarian.
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