Patricia Will used her real estate background to launch Belmont Village Senior Living in 1997 after her mother-in-law had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Today, Belmont Village is a nationally recognized,
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“My journey to this moment has grown out of three important personal principles: build upon and learn from past experiences, support your staff and give back to the community. I
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“As the 17-year-old son of immigrant parents that I was when I landed my first banking job, I never imagined I’d become the banking executive I am today. I am
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“In a few words, it’s been a whirlwind. Having the opportunity to become the Commercial Banking Executive for Fifth Third’s South Florida Region was not on my immediate radar. My
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Ellen S. Morris, Esq. is a Partner in the law firm of Cozen O’Connor. She was admitted to practice law in Florida in 1990. She devotes all of her professional
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One of our firm’s strong suits is the entrepreneurial and real-world business expertise of the founders. “We view being women attorneys as a strength. We’re unique. We hustle. We work
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“The practice of law has provided me the opportunity to help individuals seek justice, often against long odds. When I first decided to become a lawyer, I did not understand
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“As a child of survivors born in a refugee camp in Berlin, it was the goal of my parents to make sure I received a good education that had been
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“In high school, I was a math-science nerd, so I wanted to become a physician. When I realized in my organic chemistry lab in college that I did not have
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“As a youth, I developed an interest in being a trial lawyer from watching TV shows,” says Rodriguez. “Then, in the summer of 1979, when I was 14 years old,
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“I’ve always wanted to be a lawyer. Since I was a kid, I was always interested in the interpretation of rules. I didn’t necessarily like breaking the rules, but rather
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“Why did I choose a career in law? What better and more rewarding way to make a living than being able to help the disenfranchised receive the justice that they
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