HPLA profiles - Glenn Osborne
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Glenn Osbourne
Human Services Director
High Performance Leadership Academy graduate
County: Wilson County, N.C.
Number of years in role: 26
Don’t miss this in my county: Wilson Whirligig Park
Most influential person in my career: My wife, Beth
Biggest challenge: the COVID-19 pandemic
Motivation for signing up for HPLA: My constant desire to learn and improve
Favorite part of HPLA: Your Leadership Mindset and Positive Engagement
Favorite leadership rule: Perpetual optimism is a force multiplier
My oath or motto: Lead with a focus on relationships & results.
In my spare time: I enjoy time with my family
I’m most looking forward to: Transitioning to the new normal
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