ABOUT

The National Forum for Black Public Administrators (NFBPA) is the principal and most progressive organization dedicated to the advancement of black public leadership in local and state governments.

The NC Triad Chapter of NFBPA was chartered in April 1990 and is comprised of approximately 40 members representing Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point.

Executive Officers (2023 - 2025):

Danielle Harrison, President

Love Jones, Vice President

Shree Dorestant, Secretary

Antwyan Jones, Treasurer

Kelly Ingram, Member Engagement Officer

Carla Banks, Past President

NFBPA is an independent, nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1983. With more than 2,500 members, NFBPA has established a national reputation for designing and implementing quality leadership development initiatives of unparalleled success.

Our members are leaders and managers of public programs and agencies in more than 350 jurisdictions nationwide. Thirty-six chapters support the growth of NFBPA at the local level. We invite you to join us.

NFBPA is the nation’s premier organization which inspires leadership development and service excellence with integrity and accountability, while transforming the way we govern.

NFBPA's mission is to serve as a catalyst for linking public and private organizations, as well as academic institutions to support the professional development of African-Americans choosing public service careers. We prepare and groom leaders by mentoring, coaching and providing leadership development for African Americans choosing public service.

We employ multiple modes of communication and cutting-edge leadership principles to enhance knowledge and skills for professional advancement of its members.

NFBPA Core Values: Accountability, Commitment, Excellence, Inspiring, and Integrity