Ms. Trella Bradford is a dedicated administrative professional with over five years of experience in state government, currently serving as the Administrative Assistant for the Florida Council on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys under the Florida Office of the Attorney General. With a strong background in administrative operations, she plays a pivotal role in supporting the Council’s initiatives, ensuring seamless coordination, organization, and efficiency in its efforts to promote equity and opportunity. A lifelong learner, Trella is currently pursuing an associate’s degree at Tallahassee State College, with plans to further her education at Florida State University, majoring in Music Therapy. Passionate about the power of music in healing and connection, she aspires to merge her love for organization and service with her deep-rooted belief in the transformative impact of music. Beyond professional and academic pursuits, Trella finds joy in gardening, hiking, and embracing the beauty of nature. Singing is both a passion and a personal refuge, a reflection of her commitment to creativity and self-expression. Above all, family is at the heart of everything she does, and her dedication to helping others—whether through work, education, or simple acts of kindness—guides her every endeavor.