About Bryan
Hometown: Lake Charles, LA
Bryan is a passionate community leader and dedicated volunteer, deeply committed to giving back through meaningful service. As Chair of the Gwinnett County Public Schools Superintendent’s Business Leadership Council, he leverages his expertise to strengthen the partnership between business and education. Bryan also serves on the Gwinnett County Public Schools Foundation and multiple local school councils, where he mentors 6th, 7th, and 8th grade boys, helping them build leadership skills, achieve academic success, and foster personal growth.
A lifelong advocate for community development, Bryan has held several key leadership roles, including e-SPLOST Captain for District 5, Chairman of Friends of Scouting in Lilburn, and actively engaged supporting of the Gwinnett County Citizens Advisory Board for the T-SPLOST Cruse Road Expansion and Sidewalk Projects, where he played a pivotal role in presenting recommendations that were approved by the Gwinnett County Commissioners. Additionally, Bryan has served on his Homeowners Association Board for over 15 years, demonstrating his commitment to improving and strengthening his local community. Served as a advisor to Louise Radloff, Gwinnett County Board of Education Representative District 5.
Outside of his civic and volunteer efforts, Bryan is an avid car culture enthusiast, a dedicated audiophile, and an enthusiastic tour bike rider. His diverse interests reflect his commitment to excellence, connection, and continuous learning—both professionally and personally.
Bryan’s deep roots in the community and his dedication to service are central to his personal and professional life, where he continues to strive to make a positive impact on those around him. MENTOR Georgia Impact Award 2024 & Gwinnett County Public Schools Community Based Mentoring Mentor Of The Year 2024.