Dele Lowman serves as Assistant to the County Manager for Fulton County Government where she seeks to ensure that the organization’s people, processes, and systems interact effectively.  In addition to advising the County Manager on all organizational culture and performance improvement activities, she is responsible for oversight of Communications, Fulton Government Television (FGTV), Performance Management, and Training.  Additionally, she is responsible for day-to-day coordination with the Information Technology and Personnel Departments on behalf of the County Manager.  Prior to joining Fulton County in May 2008, Ms. Lowman served as Special Assistant to the County Administrator and Strategic Initiatives Manager for Broward County Government, the second most populous county in Florida and fourteenth most populous in the country.  She also held positions with the State of Florida, including the Florida Commission on Human Relations and the Florida Sterling Council, a public/private partnership with the Executive Office of the Governor, which administers the state-level Malcolm Baldrige program.

Ms. Lowman originally hails from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  She matriculated at Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University with a Bachelor of Criminal Justice and also holds a Master of Public Administration degree from Baruch College in New York City.  She is a 2004 graduate of the National Urban Fellows program.