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HPLA profiles - Aundrea Cordle

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Aundrea Cordle
Job and Family Services Director

High Performance Leadership Academy graduate

County: Fairfield County, Ohio

Number of years in role: 31

Don’t miss this in my county: Our covered bridges

Most influential person in my career: My mom is the most influential person on my life and my former boss of more than 20 years is the most influential person in my career.

Biggest challenge: Preparing for the expected future growth

Motivation for signing up for HPLA: Continued growth and development

Favorite part of HPLA: Learning from others in county government

Favorite leadership rule: "It ain't as bad as you think. It will look better in the morning"

My oath or motto: I will genuinely make personal connections with my staff that demonstrate understanding, accessibility, and the need to have fun and laugh. I will draw on the strengths and experiences of our team and provide clear performance expectations. I will have the courage to ask for help and to be authentic and transparent in my actions. I will seek to meet people where they are in their development journey and will allow for different levels of resiliency and tolerance. I will model behavior that demonstrates collaborative work, self-sacrifice and a drive to leave a positive impact on the organization.

In my spare time: I enjoy hiking, camping, and traveling

I’m most looking forward to: Taking a vacation with my family

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