Kirk Bradley, developer of MOSAIC and CEO of Lee-Moore Capital, was recognized as one of North Carolina’s most influential leaders in Business North Carolina’s (BNC) Power List 2022. In BNC’s first interview feature, a partnership with High Point University, Bradley met with President Nido Qubein to share his views on North Carolina’s economic development.

“Do your best to help everyone you can.”

This mantra is the motivation behind Bradley’s pursuit to better North Carolina’s communities and is a central theme of his interview with Qubein. A real estate development professional with deep roots in the state, Bradley shares his unique perspective on the strengths and weaknesses of North Carolina’s economy, and what can be done to achieve its full economic potential. 

When asked about North Carolina’s future, Bradley discusses industries that have bolstered the economy – the university and community college systems, the military, and the life sciences – as well as those he believes will have a significant impact on growth. He predicts the emergence of automobile, semiconductor and gene therapy manufacturing will be key to the prosperity of the state.  

Bradley is enthusiastic about North Carolina’s future yet recognizes areas for improvement. He believes in significant investment in developing and maintaining a strong and committed workforce. “It’s a challenge, and it won’t be easy,” he states, “but if we can master that, we’ll have a competitive advantage not only in the United States, but in the world.” 

 

Kirk Bradley, Chairman, President and CEO of Lee-Moore Capital, was named to Business North Carolina’s (BNC) Power List 2022, its annual report on the state’s most influential leaders.

In an effort to acknowledge those leaders making the most impact, BNC solicits nominations, conducts its own research, and regularly speaks with people from various industries. Bradley was selected for his commitment to bolstering the state’s economic development and his continued success in North Carolina’s booming real estate industry. 

Bradley says, “Real estate is a team sport. Having a wide and deep professional network is key.”

His collaborative mindset and far-reaching network has proven successful on multiple major development projects, including MOSAIC at Chatham Park and Northwood Landing in Pittsboro, Triangle Innovation Point West in Moncure, Mid State in Siler City, and Central Carolina Enterprise Park in Sanford.

This well-deserved recognition is surely the result of his own “best advice” to others: Do your best to help everybody you can.

 

Central 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.