Home Helpers Home Care Promotes Bobby Kelley as Chief Development Officer

CINCINNATI—Home Helpers Home Care, a provider of in-home care services, has promoted Bobby Kelley to chief development officer. 

Kelley, a member of the company’s franchise development team for more than 20 years, will join the organization’s executive leadership team and lead the franchise development sales team. 

“Bobby’s promotion reflects both the tremendous impact he has made over the past two decades and the confidence we have in his leadership as we look toward the future,” said Home Helpers Home Care CEO and President Emma Dickison. “He understands our brand, our franchisees and the responsibility that comes with welcoming new franchise owners into our network. Bobby leads with integrity and a genuine passion for our mission, and I’m thrilled to welcome him to our executive leadership team.” 

Kelley began his career with Home Helpers Home Care in 2005 as a franchise sales consultant and has steadily taken on expanded responsibilities in franchise development, team leadership and organizational growth. Most recently, he served as vice president of franchise development, helping to expand the franchise network to over 400 franchises serving more than 1,500 communities across 40 states. 

In his new role, Kelley will oversee continued growth of the Home Helpers Home Care franchise system, including franchise development strategy, franchise sales, and systems that support responsible expansion of the Home Helpers Home Care network. 

“Home Helpers has been an incredibly meaningful part of my life for more than 20 years, and I’m honored to step into this expanded leadership role,” Kelley said. “Our work is about much more than growing a business. It’s about finding the right people to carry our mission into new communities and help more individuals live safely and independently at home. I look forward to building on the strong foundation we have established and helping lead Home Helpers through its next chapter of growth.”