MidPen Housing Hires Amy Steadman as Chief People Officer

MidPen is one of the largest nonprofit developers, owners, and managers of high-quality affordable housing in Northern California.

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Amy Steadman
Amy joins MidPen with more than 20 years of comprehensive business and functional HR experience, including a strong track record of building extraordinary cultures.

MidPen Housing has hired Amy Steadman as Chief People Officer to lead the organization’s human resources function and overall people strategy for its team of 600 employees.

Previously, Amy served as Chief Human Resources Officer for See’s Candies, where she designed and delivered a holistic human resources strategy in support of the 100-year-old company’s overall mission. Earlier, as Chief People Officer for ABD Insurance & Financial Services, she oversaw the building of the company–with an award-winning culture–from a founding group of 129 to more than 400 employees and, when the company merged with Newfront, co-led aspects of change management, including the integration of cultures, work streams, and operational platforms.

She holds an MBA from the UCLA Anderson School of Management and earned Senior Certified Professional and Senior Professional in Human Resources certifications from the Society for Human Resource Management.

“I’m excited to welcome Amy to MidPen as a strategic leader and dynamic thought partner,” said Matthew O. Franklin, MidPen Housing’s President and CEO. “Our team members are the heart and soul of how we carry out our mission, and as MidPen has grown exponentially, our workforce has become even more distributed and diverse. With Amy’s leadership, we look forward to building out a robust people strategy to enhance our ability to attract, retain, and develop the strongest talent to advance our mission.”

MidPen Housing is one of the most trusted nonprofit developers, owners, and managers of high-quality affordable housing in California. Our mission: To provide safe, affordable housing of high quality to those in need; establish stability and opportunity in the lives of residents; and foster diverse communities that allow people from all ethnic, social, and economic backgrounds to live in dignity, harmony, and mutual respect. Founded in 1970, MidPen currently serves nearly 22,000 residents at more than 130 properties in 12 Northern California counties.