Manhattan University Names Robyn L. Salvo Chief Human Resources Officer
Proven Data-Driven HR Executive Will Be Member of the President’s Cabinet
Manhattan University today announced that Robyn L. Salvo has been named the Vice President of Human Resources/Chief Human Resources Officer, reporting to the Provost and becoming a member of the President’s Cabinet. She will be responsible for all aspects of human resources and will assist in advancing the University’s mission as a Lasallian Catholic institution.
Salvo comes to Manhattan University with extensive experience, having served as the Associate Vice President for Human Resources at Monmouth University, NJ. During her 18-year tenure there, she oversaw all facets of human resources, including talent management; compensation and benefits administration; leave administration; wellness initiatives; training and development; employee relations; and federal, state, and institutional HR compliance. She also implemented several HR system modules creating efficiencies and served as the Senior HR Advisor to the executive leadership team.
Said Dr. Rani Roy, Executive Vice President of Business Operations and Interim Provost, “We are so fortunate to have Robyn as part of our team. She brings with her a wealth of experience in all areas of HR management, including a proven dynamic, data-driven leadership style.”
Added Salvo, “I am thrilled to be part of a team with such a focus on enhancing excellence in all aspects of the University community. I am eager to participate in collaborating with my colleagues in continuing to attract top talent throughout the faculty and staff, and using my analytical skills to allow for data-driven decisions which help improve HR processes. I look forward to being a visible presence on the campus for faculty, staff, and students.”
Salvo is a National Board Member and Chair (2024-2025) of the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR), a member of the Society for Human Resources Management, and a member of Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honor Society. She holds an MBA from Monmouth University and a BA in Mathematics from the College of New Jersey.