Pulse awarded the Leadership Award from the TNAAO
Nashville—Hardeman County Assessor of Property, Josh Pulse, was awarded the 2015 Leadership Award before the Tennessee Association of Assessing Officers during the winter meeting on Dec. 3, 2015. The award was presented on behalf of the Tennessee Association of Assessing Officers by the 2015 President, Scott Buckingham.
“The Tennessee Association of Assessing Officers proudly recognizes Josh Pulse for actively seeking to promote professionalism, service and leadership representing Hardeman County and the assessment profession in Tennessee and grant him this 2015 Leadership Award,” said 2015 Tennessee Association of Assessing Officers President Scott Buckingham.
Will Denami, Executive Director of the Tennessee Association of Assessing Officers, said “Josh Pulse demonstrates leadership by seeking to address challenges with a fresh approach and new perspective that brings about thoughtful consideration from even the most experienced Assessors in Tennessee. Josh’s track record of leadership is evidenced by his recent promotion to first vice president and chairman of the policy committee in his first term. I expect Josh will continue to represent the people of Hardeman County as a leader in this industry for years to come.”
“Thank you, this is very much an honor to be selected for this award and I am sincerely thankful considering how many other great leaders there are within this association. I have been honored to serve as the Assessor of Property in Hardeman County and lead a team of qualified people in our office. I am humbled everyday I walk into the office and get to visit with the wonderful folks within Hardeman County. The office of the Assessor of Property is truly an important role in the foundation of our community and governmental structure and a very big responsibility that I do not take lightly. There are a lot of good Assessors across the state whom I respect very much and to be chosen by my peers for this award means a lot to me, again, thank you,” said Josh Pulse, Hardeman County Assessor of Property.
The TNAAO is a professional organization composed of the elected officials serving as Assessors of Property in Tennessee's 95 counties. Headquartered in Nashville, the TNAAO's purpose is to work on behalf of the people of our great state to ensure fairness and uniformity in statutes regarding the assessment of property, as well as to promote excellence through best practices and professionalism among those charged with this vital task.