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CCCC Recognizes Kirk Bradley

Central Carolina Community College Dedicates Center to Kirk BradleyCentral Carolina Community College (CCCC) recently recognized Chairman, President and CEO of Lee-Moore Capital Kirk Bradley by dedicating a center in his honor. The Chatham Health Sciences Center now includes the Kirk J. Bradley Student Center. Kirk’s years of dedicated support for CCCC were celebrated February 18th during a reception at the CHSC facility. 

The newly christened student center offers respite for students enrolled in Medical Assisting, Emergency Medical Services, and Health & Fitness Sciences programs at CCCC. Kirk credits the support of his wife, daughters and team for making the work he has done to further Chatham County’s future possible. 

Lee-Moore Capital is developing MOSAIC at Chatham Park and Northwood Landing, just miles from the Chatham Health Sciences Center.

“Lee and Chatham Counties are great places to invest and do business. I’ve known that my entire career—I’m just glad the rest of the world is catching up!”, says Kirk. 

Kirk Bradley Receives Prestigious Pillar Award

Kirk Bradley, Chairman, President and CEO of Lee-Moore Capital, was honored with the Pillar Award at the Triangle Business Journal’s annual SPACE Awards event on February 3rd. 

The Pillar Award recipient is selected for their commitment to community service, real estate industry service, and leadership in the Triangle region. This special recognition applauds Bradley’s passion for building his community, both through economic development and community outreach. 

Throughout his career, Bradley has led with authenticity and discipline. His commitment to ensuring exceptional educational access for students led to his creation of and involvement with Head of Class and Central Carolina Works in Lee County, in addition to serving on various boards of other educational organizations. He brings that same mentality and drive to his real estate career, working to grow and improve communities in Lee County through his involvement with Sanford Area Growth Alliance and Central Carolina Enterprise Park, and in Chatham County with projects such as MOSAIC at Chatham Park and Northwood Landing. Described as an advisor, coach, and visionary, Bradley’s optimism and impact on the entire state of North Carolina are truly commendable.  

Bradley was among 21 SPACE Awards winners, which included top projects, deals, and leases that are contributing to the region’s thriving real estate industry, putting the Triangle on the national scene for best places for business. The in-person event was held at The Roxboro at Venable Center in Durham.