New Hanover County issued the following announcement on Nov. 22.
As one of New Hanover County’s impressive and motivated leaders, Assistant County Manager Tufanna Bradley has added an additional credit to her toolkit, recently completing the Leading for Results program course through UNC School of Government as a Local Government Federal Credit Union Fellow (LGFCU).
Bradley, who has served the community for more than 20 years, was one of only 24 individuals selected from a pool of 120 applications across the state to take part in this opportunity.
“Being chosen to participate in this fellowship was an honor in itself but getting the chance to learn new leadership skills and techniques through this in-depth course of study was truly a blessing,” said Bradley. “My goal is always to learn as much as I can and bring that back to New Hanover County to help our community continue to grow. I’m grateful and excited to put what I studied into practice.”
The Leading for Results program introduces LGFCU Fellows to a wide array of leadership models and tools, then works with the individual to help understand their leadership style and ways to strengthen their effectiveness.
In addition to this achievement, Bradley was also recently honored by Wilma Magazine with the Public Service Award during the 2021 Women to Watch Awards banquet. Bradley oversees the county’s Health and Human Services agency, Senior Resource Center, Community Justice Services, and Veteran Services. She also serves as a liaison with the court system and Trillium Health Resources, both of which receive funding from the county.
“Tufanna is the definition of a servant leader and her passion for continuous self-improvement is inspiring,” said County Manager Chris Coudriet. “These opportunities to learn and be honored are not surprising to me as she does the work every day to make herself a better leader for our county. We are proud to have her on our team and excited about her continued leadership.”
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