Bradley is the founder and principal of The Regulator's Practice, a consultancy established in 2022 to support the evolution of organizations that serve and protect people. Prior to founding The Practice, Bradley served as Chief Officer - Strategy and Governance with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives. Bradley joined the team in 2016 to lead two regulatory amalgamations, build a new, inclusive governance framework and establish the foundations of a multi-professional regulator of 67,000 health providers in BC. In 2021 Bradley was named Governance Professional of the Year by the Governance Professionals of Canada for his governance leadership and innovation within BCCNM and the broader regulatory community.Prior to his work in regulation Bradley was a governance consultant with WATSON Advisors, a Vancouver-based governance consultancy. Before that he was the Partner of Roy Group, a leadership development firm. In these roles Bradley worked with clients across North America and across public, private and not for profit sectors. Bradley served as the chief of staff to Alberta’s Attorney General and the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing. Bradley's leadership was critical in the development of Alberta's Safe Communities Initiative, Alberta's Gang Suppression Initiative and Alberta's 10 year plan to end homelessness.Before serving in government Bradley practised law in Calgary, Alberta. Prior to law he worked as a leadership program designer and program leader in New York for the American Management Association and on the Isle of Skye, Scotland for the Columba 1400 Leadership Centre.Bradley received his executive coaching certification from the Hudson Institute of Coaching. He obtained his JD from the University of Calgary, and his BA Economics from McGill University. Bradley is a proud alumnus of the United World College movement, where he obtained his International Baccalaureate in Montezuma New Mexico, and currently serves as Board Chair of the UWC National Committee of Canada.