Honorees Announced for the 15th Annual Men Of Style Event - S. Florida Business & Wealth

Honorees Announced for the 15th Annual Men Of Style Event

TheĀ Galleria Fort Lauderdale’s Ford Men of Style presented by Signature Grand returns for an in-person ceremony from 6 p.m. to 9 .m. on Thursday, Dec. 2 at Galleria Fort Lauderdale. The mall is one of South Florida’s most well-known shopping destinations and has hosted the event for the last 14 years to honor prominent men who positively impact the community.

The lineup of honorees and the event’s new special guest host, Jacey Birch, WPLG News Anchor, were recently announced. Supporters can attend in-person or vote online for their favorite man of style, with proceeds benefiting 12 local charities.

“Galleria Fort Lauderdale’s annual Ford Men of Style is back and will maintain its reputation as one of the most prominent and fun events in town that celebrates the achievements of 12 selfless men,” says Melissa Milroy, senior marketing manager at Galleria Fort Lauderdale. “This event exemplifies our leading role as a philanthropic partner to many charitable causes year-round.”

The 12 influential South Florida men who have been nominated due to their philanthropic endeavors with nonprofit organizations include:

  • Tim Bascombe, Founder & CEO, The Bascombe Brokerage (Broward Public Library Foundation)
  • Eamonn Caulfield, VP Transformation Services, Ultimate Software (FLITE Center)
  • Steve Climie, President, South Aviation Group (Jack & Jill Children’s Center)
  • Rory Cooksey, Director of Growth, WheelHouse IT (HANDY)
  • Tim Curtin, Executive Director of Community Services, Memorial Healthcare System (Art and Culture Center Hollywood)
  • Andrew Koenig, Chief Operating Officer, City Furniture (Covenant House Florida)
  • Eric Lachs, Public Information Officer, City of Sunrise (Henderson Behavioral Health)
  • Paul Minoff, Shareholder and Litigation Team, Gray Robinson (Leadership Broward Foundation)
  • Aaron Rothenberg, Esq., Attorney, Coffey Trial Law (Broward Center for the Performing Arts)
  • Matthew Sacco, Government Consultant, Rubin Turnbull & Associates (History Fort Lauderdale)
  • Jared Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Broward Health Coral Springs (Children’s Diagnostic & Treatment Center)
  • Reggie Zachariah, Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig (Kids in Distress)

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The 2020 men of style honorees will take a walk on the runway after the live event was canceled due to COVID, but the online voting challenge generated nearly $68,000 for local charities.

“We are grateful to South Florida Ford, a proud lead partner of this charitable event, and other loyal sponsors such as Signature Grand, which understands the importance of giving back to the community,” Milroy says. “With their support, we can produce another memorable and impactful event.”

Guests will be treated to gourmet selections from Cooper’s Hawk Winery and Restaurants, Seasons 52, The Capital Grille, Moksha Indian Brasserie, Lips Fort Lauderdale, Cucina Caruso and others to be announced. An open bar and live entertainment are also on the menu. The leading entertainment will feature a fashion runway show featuring the Men of Style honorees wearing the season’s top trending styles from Macy’s and Dillard’s. The afterparty will be held at Blue Martini.

Event sponsors and contributors include South Florida Ford as the title sponsor and Signature Grand as a presenting sponsor. Supporting sponsors include Macy’s, Dillard’s, Memorial Healthcare System, GPR | Goodman Public Relations,Ā City & ShoreĀ magazine,Ā OutClique, Blue Martini, Cooper’s Hawk Winery and Restaurants, Seasons 52 and The Capital Grille.

In-person event tickets are $150 per person, which includes complimentary valet parking. Tickets are only available through any of the 12 participating charities. Online voting, $25 per vote, is open atĀ www.galleriamall-fl.com/events/men-of-style. Online supporters are encouraged to vote for their favorite man/charity by noon on Dec. 2.Ā 

Online votes and ticket sales count toward the winning man of style who will be announced at the live event and receive an additional financial contribution for his designated charity.

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