Kevin Bullard joined the city of Garland as chief leadership officer July 17. He brings a rich blend of administrative and technological expertise. He worked at two public universities and served at Mt. Hebron Baptist Church in Garland as an administrator and interim pastor. Most recently, he worked at Dorrier Underwood, where he consulted leaders in the manufacturing, retail, information technology and city government sectors on communication, accountability and performance.
He graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a degree in Journalism and Mass Communications. Additionally, he has earned an Executive MBA and a master’s in leadership and is currently pursuing a doctorate in Organizational Leadership from Grand Canyon University.
Bullard is a director on the Garland Chamber of Commerce and Hope Clinic boards and serves as Chaplain for the Garland Police Department. Previously, he chaired the Habitat for Humanity of Greater Garland board and the Leadership Garland Steering Committee. He was a proud member of Leadership Garland Class 36.
He and his wife Cetelia, have three children: Max, Caitlin and Kuria Joy.
Bullard is known for his authenticity and kindness and is committed to listening deeply and growing others. When not at work, you will find him on the water, in the woods or around the fire pit.
Information and photo provided by city of Garland.