Kellie Myers Presented with the Court Managers Award by the Chief Justice’s Commission on Professionalism

Trial Court Administrator Kellie Myers has been recognized by the Chief Justice’s Commission on Professionalism (CJCP) with the 2026 Court Managers Award. The presentation was made today in Wilmington. The award recognizes courthouse personnel who exhibit the highest level of professionalism in service to their communities.

“Kellie’s exceptional work as a trial court administrator has gained her the respect of the judicial community throughout North Carolina,” said Chief Justice Paul Newby. “Professionalism is about going above and beyond in your everyday work. Every day, Kellie delivers excellent customer service with the highest degree of skill and integrity. She is truly an asset to the Judicial Branch."

Myers has served as the Trial Court Administrator for the Tenth Judicial District (Wake County) since 2014, guiding one of the busiest judicial districts in the state with exceptional professionalism and innovation. Previously she served at the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts as a statewide Case Management Specialist, concentrating in critical areas including domestic volence and language access.

"The Judicial Branch is blessed to have people like Kellie as a vital member of the Judicial Branch,” said CJCP Executive Director Jimbo Perry. “This recognition is well-deserved.”

ABOUT CJCP

CJCP was established in 1998 by order of the Supreme Court of North Carolina to enhance professionalism among North Carolina's lawyers. In carrying out this charge, CJCP is required to provide ongoing attention and assistance to ensure the practice of law remains a high calling, dedicated to the service of clients, and committed to the public good.