Meet Robin Johnston, the Vice Chair of the Greenville Tourism Commission. A native of Greenville and a graduate of Muhlenberg South High School, Robin has a diverse background as a Registered Nurse with a focus on behavioral health, a small business owner, and a licensed cosmetologist (since 2008). She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Louisville.

Robin and her husband, Jeremy, a building designer, live in a historic home in the Twin Hills area of Greenville with their young child and two dogs. Robin and Jeremy are avid runners and race participants, traveling the U.S. to compete and experience new places. This love of travel has given Robin a deep understanding of how tourism can benefit both visitors and the community. Her firsthand experiences of different destinations allow her to bring fresh, innovative ideas to the Commission, ensuring that Greenville remains an attractive and vibrant spot for both residents and tourists alike.

Robin’s focus on behavioral health plays a key role in shaping the mentality of our community and visitors. She’s committed to promoting wellness and mental health, recognizing that a healthy mindset enhances the overall experience for tourists and fosters a more supportive environment for residents. By considering the importance of well-being in tourism, Robin is working to create an atmosphere where people can relax, recharge, and engage in meaningful experiences.

On the Tourism Commission, Robin actively participates in the Finance and Personnel committees, overseeing popular events like the annual Bike and Jeep Night and Squash and Gobble. She’s dedicated to making decisions that not only benefit Greenville now but will also create lasting value for future generations. With her combination of healthcare expertise, travel experience, and focus on mental wellness, Robin is making a positive impact on both the community and the tourism industry.