Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority
Christina Floyd has extensive experience in human resources and property management, currently serving as an Asset Manager at the Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority since June 2020, overseeing 150 subsidized housing units in Canton, OH. Previously, Christina held several HR roles, including HR Coordinator and Recruiter for various organizations, managing full-cycle recruitment processes and maintaining employee records. Professional background includes positions at Kenan Advantage Group, The Village Network, and Time Warner Cable, focusing on recruitment, compliance, and employee relations. Christina's educational credentials include an Associate Degree in Business Management Technologies from the University of Akron and studies in Fashion Design/Merchandising at Kent State University. Additionally, Christina is certified as a Public Housing Rent Calculation Specialist.
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Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority
The Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority (SMHA) is a political subdivision of the state of Ohio and funded in part by the United States Department of Housing & Urban Development to provide subsidized housing and self-sufficiency opportunities for eligible citizens of Stark County. SMHA operates in accordance with policies established by its five-member Board of Commissioners, the Ohio Revised Code, and regulations and statutes administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). As an agency, SMHA provides decent, safe, and sanitary housing and resident programs to eligible low-and moderate-income families of Stark County. SMHA was founded in 1939 and assists over 4,000 families in Stark County.