Brittany Haley-Addison, M.S.
Brittany Haley-Addison, M.S. is a distinguished community relations and corporate social responsibility leader known for her ability to build trust, elevate local voices, and deliver programs that create measurable, lasting impact. With a foundation in behavioral science and management, she has cultivated a career centered on connecting businesses, schools, municipalities, and community organizations to strengthen neighborhoods and drive meaningful outcomes. Her work champions transparency, equity, and hyper-local partnership building across diverse communities.
Throughout her career, Brittany has designed and led multi-city outreach initiatives that support environmental sustainability, education, youth empowerment, workforce pipelines, and neighborhood revitalization. Her strategic approach blends data-informed decision-making with on-the-ground insights, enabling her to craft initiatives that reflect authentic community needs. Known for her integrity, consistent follow-through, and ability to engage stakeholders—from residents and nonprofits to elected officials and facility teams—she brings a grounded yet visionary presence to every project.
Beyond her professional roles, Brittany serves as a dedicated board leader with organizations including the Bountiful Blessing Foundation, the Chester Community Coalition, the New Jersey Clean Communities Council, and The Haven. Whether coordinating community-wide cleanups, supporting youth sports programs, or mobilizing civic partnerships, she consistently channels her expertise into building bridges between organizational commitments and the communities they serve. Her work is driven by a deep belief in practical, equitable solutions that create stronger, cleaner, and more connected neighborhoods.
• The Six Skills of Proactive Professionals
• Wilmington University- B.S.
• Wilmington University- M.S.
• New Jersey Clean Communities
• Bountiful Blessing Foundation
• Chester Community Coalition
• The Haven
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to my ability to build authentic relationships and connect people and communities in meaningful ways. I’m also deeply grateful for mentors like Alyssa Wilds, Tequila Smith, and Joanne Jamendon, whose guidance and encouragement empowered me to show up as my best self and grow within the waste and recycling field.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values that guide me most—in both my work and personal life—are commitment, community, and showing up with purpose. As a mom traveling state to state to support my daughter in competitive cheerleading, I understand the importance of dedication and teamwork, and I bring those same values into my work connecting businesses, schools, municipalities, and community organizations to create outcomes that truly matter.