FORT MYERS, Fla. - TelAve -- Child Care of Southwest Florida, Inc. (CCSWFL) has announced the promotion of Kimberly Molloy from education program manager to assistant director of child care operations, expanding her leadership responsibilities within the nonprofit's early learning center operations.

In her new role, Molloy will work alongside Tammy Aronson, director of child care operations, helping provide leadership and operational oversight for CCSWFL's early learning centers. Her responsibilities will include supporting center directors and overseeing regulatory compliance, educational quality, staffing and enrollment, safety, professional development, accreditation and continuous quality improvement.

The promotion builds on Molloy's work as education program manager, where she collaborated closely with center directors and staff to oversee educational quality, curriculum implementation, staff development, accreditation, classroom practices and parent involvement, while promoting positive outcomes for children.

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"Kimberly has demonstrated a strong commitment to both our children and the professionals who care for and educate them," said Chris Hansen, chief executive officer of Child Care of Southwest Florida. "This promotion recognizes her contributions while also strengthening our leadership structure. As Assistant Director, Kimberly will help Tammy lead the day-to-day operations of our early learning centers while continuing to advance the educational quality that has been central to her work."

The promotion is part of CCSWFL's continuing effort to strengthen leadership capacity and develop a sustainable management structure for its core programs. As assistant director, Molloy will serve as a key member of the child care operations leadership team and will be prepared to provide operational leadership in the director's absence.

"Developing leaders from within is important to the long-term strength of our organization," Hansen said. "As Child Care of Southwest Florida approaches 60 years of service to this community, we are focused not only on the children and families we serve today, but also on building the leadership team that will carry our mission forward for years to come."

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About Child Care of Southwest Florida

Child Care of Southwest Florida Inc. (CCSWFL) is a nonprofit early childhood education provider with 10 learning centers in Lee and Hendry counties that serve more than 500 children from 6 weeks to 8 years old. A United Way partner agency, CCSWFL strives to strengthen and enhance the lives of children and their families. Each center is accredited through the National Accreditation Commission for Early Learning Leaders and is recognized as a Gold Seal Quality Care Program through the Florida Department of Children and Families. CCSWFL follows the nationally recognized, research-based Creative Curriculum, with a goal of creating safe, nurturing learning environments that develop young minds, support families, strengthen the community and secure the future. Through its participation in the USDA's Child Care Food Program, each child has access to a nutritious breakfast, lunch and snacks. For more information, visit CCSWFL.org.