Given the misinformation that is currently being circulated, it is necessary for me to set the record straight on some key points about my experience and record of service. First, for seventeen years I have been a successful attorney with a statewide practice. This has provided me with plenty of real-world experience. Recently I was given the NC Lawyers Weekly “Leader in Law Award” in recognition of important contributions made to the practice of law in the state and to the local community generally.
Second, I am a political newcomer making my first run for Greensboro City Council. That said, one of the ways I have found to be involved in a meaningful way has been service on various city boards and commissions – as a volunteer. In the process I have learned what it will take to be an effective city council member. I am proud of my volunteer (advisory, unpaid) service. Volunteers are the lifeblood of what makes Greensboro great.
I was born and raised in Greensboro, and my wife (Lauren) and I are raising our young family here. We love Greensboro, and I have been and remain committed to serving this community.
There are vital issues that affect our citizens, in District #4 and the City as a whole that need to be debated, not the facts of my leadership and my biography.
Adam Marshall is a candidate for District 4 City Council
Good! We need new blood on the council and Hoffman’s time has run out. Having another male on the council would be a good thing.
Funny that by suggesting another male on the council would be a good thing sounds a lot like DEI. Good for you!