San Diego, California Wealth management professional Michael Bradley is set to join the Board of the Boys & Girls Club of East County (BGCEC), expanding the experienced resources engaged in the current La Mesa Capital Campaign, while adding seasoned leadership for the future of the organization. Bradley is President and CEO of Bradley Wealth, a full service, boutique, wealth management firm active in California and Arizona since 2003. A recognized financial educator, Bradley brings over thirty years’ experience as an executive, entrepreneur, coach, financial consultant, and investment advisor to the BGCEC Board and is expected to begin his duties immediately.

“Michael brings a variety of assets to the Boys & Girls Club of East County; new people, ideas, influence and high energy! Michael knows first-hand how the Clubs benefit the kids and their families.” – Board CEO Forrest Higgins

Raised in Iowa and educated in Nebraska, Bradley grew up in a family-owned business where he learned the importance of hard work, honesty and the development of good character – values integral to the mission of the Boys and Girls Clubs, which provide programs to enable young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

About the Boys & Girls Clubs of East Valley

Since 1961, the goal of the Boys & Girls Clubs of East County has been to provide a safe haven for children 5-18 every day after school and during the summer months. Our five facilities in the communities of Lakeside, El Cajon, La Mesa, and Santee are fully staffed and equipped to provide more than 3,000 children with a safe, active and fun place to stay, play and learn until it’s time to go home. No child is denied access to the Clubs due to the inability to pay the dues, and scholarships are offered to families in need of financial assistance. In order to keep our membership dues low, we need the support of our community and beyond. You can view the official press release here: https://www.prweb.com/releases/2014/11/prweb12330610.htm]]>