Bucks Writs - Summer 2018 - 8

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BCBA HIRES GREG NARDI AS
ITS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

- By David Truelove

N JUNE, after an intensive ,
exhaustive search, the Bucks County
Bar Association hired Greg Nardi
as its newest Executive Director,
succeeding Stacey Mulholland, who accepted a position
with the Delaware River Basin Commission. Over 120
initial applications were reviewed by the BCBA Personnel
Committee, which whittled the number down to a
handful, leading to individual interviews by the Personnel
Committee and, ultimately, the Board of Directors,
culminating in Nardi's hiring.

Greg Nardi is a 22-year Army veteran, whose most
recent assignment was serving as University
Department Head and Professor of Military Science
and Leadership (Army ROTC program) at Temple
University. A 1995 West Point graduate, Nardi earned
an MBA while on active duty. Among his active
duty Army assignments were Fort Carson, Colorado,
Fort Hood, Texas, and tours of duty in Iraq and
Afghanistan, respectively.

Nardi is a 22-year Army veteran, whose most recent
assignment was serving as University Department Head
and Professor of Military Science and Leadership (Army
ROTC program) at Temple University. Among his achievements in that role included increasing the ROTC program
enrollment by over 40%, improving program retention,
and receiving consistently high ratings for his performance
in the program.
Nardi is a 1995 West Point graduate, with an MBA
obtained while on active duty. Among his active duty
Army assignments were Fort Carson, Colorado, Fort Hood,
Texas, and tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan, respectively. His duties and responsibilities were noteworthy for
operations and logistics management at US and foreign
locations, bases and assignments. He is married and the
father of four children, and is active in his sons' Boy Scout
Troop, and enjoys watching his children play lacrosse and
field hockey. Socially, he is a member of the William Penn
Chapter of the Association of the United States Army
where, as an Executive Council member he has integrated
cadet participation in social, service and developmental
events effectively linking Army ROTC to the community.
He is also a committee member of the Malvern Memorial
Cabin Foundation, and annually organizes a 5k and golf
tournament, raising over $15,000 in support of this
non-profit organization.

his elevation as the top candidate. BCBA President Jessica
Pritchard oversaw the process, participated both on the
Personnel Committee, and as a Board member in the
selection process, offers this observation of Nardi:
"I am excited that Mr. Nardi has agreed to join us. With
his hiring, we hope to usher in a new phase to the Bucks
County Bar Association. As a member service organization,
Mr. Nardi will help us seek new resources and services for
our members, help seek additional sources of funding
and, as always, help provide excellent opportunities for
members to network and improve their professional lives.
Nardi has all the skills necessary to bring the Bucks County
Bar Association to that next level of service."
BCBA thanks interim Executive Director Dave Breidinger
who, as in 2017, stepped into the breach to run the
organization during the search process, providing effective
leadership and management of the Association, ensuring
seamless operation during the interim period. 

Many of the final Executive Director candidates presented
impressive resumes and backgrounds, and superior
interviewing skills. However, Nardi's overall experience,
demeanor, and record of dedicated hard work prompted

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