Kevin Woodcox serves as the Community Development Regional Manager for Workforce Pathways in Virginia and Washington, D.C. In this capacity, he advances initiatives that support the Federal Reserve's mandate of maximum employment by fostering economic opportunity and mobility throughout the region. His responsibilities include developing and implementing programs to improve public awareness of local labor markets, address barriers to workforce entry, and enhance educational pathways.

Woodcox supports Invest in What's Next, the Bank's signature workforce initiative, while conducting human capital and workforce development outreach to identify barriers and solutions for improving workforce outcomes in low- and moderate-income communities, small towns and rural areas. His work involves collaboration with regional business leaders, educational institutions, workforce development organizations, and government agencies to create sustainable solutions for workforce challenges that strengthen economic resilience for underserved populations.

Prior to joining the Richmond Fed in 2015, Woodcox taught middle and high school economics and social studies for 15 years, developing extensive experience in public education, youth development, and community outreach. He holds a master's degree in finance and economics from West Texas A&M University, an MBA from DeVry University, and bachelor's degrees in education and history from Arizona State University.