Board of Directors Meeting Agenda 21 April 2016 9 A.M. - Noon Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Resort FAWL Conference Line 800.582.3014 Participant Code 798073276

Board of Directors Meeting Agenda 21 April 2016 9 a.m. - Noon Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Resort FAWL Conference Line 800.582.3014 Participant Code 798073276

Mission Statement: To actively promote gender equality and the leadership roles of FAWL’s members in the legal profession, judiciary and community at large. To achieve these goals, FAWL will uphold the highest standard of integrity, honor and courtesy in the legal profession, promote reform in law, and facilitate administration of justice.

Board Purpose: The management of the Association shall be vested in the Board of Directors as may be imposed on it by the Bylaws, carrying out the spirit and intent of the Objectives of the Association. It shall receive reports from the President and Committees and take such action as it deems necessary.

I. PROCESS AND PROCEDURES

Welcome and Call to Order Kristin Norse

Roll Call Kim Hastings FAWL Officers & Executive Director Contacts FAWL Committee Leaders Contacts FAWL Chapter Leaders Contacts

II. CONSENT AGENDA (INFORMATIONAL ITEMS NEEDING BOARD APPROVAL)

Board Review and Approval of Board Minutes Kim Hastings Minutes from Executive Committee Teleconference, 16 March 2016

Approval of Board Absences Kristin Norse

Special Presentation: The Military Spouse J.D. Network Kristin Norse Sharon Scanlan

III. FINANCIALS

Treasurer’s Report and Approval of Financials Jennifer Shoaf Richardson Balance Sheet, March 2016 Profit and Loss Statement, March 2016 Budget v Actual, March 2016

IV. ACTION AGENDA (ITEMS THAT NEED VOTES TAKEN)

Affiliate Member Application – Saul Cooper Robyn Featherston

V. ITEMS FOR INFORMATION

Executive Committee Reports

President Kristin Norse Florida Women’s Hall of Fame Nominations

President-Elect Leora Freire

Immediate Past President Robin Bresky

Membership Director Robyn Featherston

Florida Association for Women Lawyers Board of Directors Meeting Agenda, 21 April 2016

Development Director Laurie Thompson

Communications/Public Relations Director Jenny Sieg

Journal Editor Katherine Yanes

Legislative Director Kyleen Hinkle

Young Lawyers Section Chair Stephanie Cagnet

Executive Director Kevin Hudson

Committee Reports

Awards Nancy Stuparich Donna Eng

Communications & Public Relations Jenny Sieg Nicole Hessen

Development Laurie Thompson Kimberly Hosley

Governance Leora Freire

Informed Voters Project Olivia Liggio Jamie Karpman

Journal Katherine Yanes Kate Mesic

Legislative / Lobby Days Kyleen Hinkle Emily Criste

Member Advancement & Promotion Robin Bresky

Membership Robyn Featherston Joann Grages Burnett

Mentoring Caroline Johnson Levine Catherine Chapman

Nominating Robin Bresky

Programs Leora Freire Katherine Lancaster

Strategic Planning Sarah Cortvriend Sharon Hanlon

Young Lawyers Section Stephanie Cagnet Myron

Ad hoc: Judicial Nominating Commission Oversight Jenny Richardson

Ad hoc: Constitutional Revision Commission Regina Kardash

Liaison Reports

Florida Association for Women Lawyers Board of Directors Meeting Agenda, 21 April 2016

ABA Liaison Brittany Maxey

NAWL Report Gigi Rollini

NCWBA Report Robin Bresky

Virgil Hawkins Liaison Kamilah Perry

Diversity & Inclusion Committee Liaison Julie Harris Nelson

Chapter Representative Reports - Attorney Chapters

Brevard Broward Central Florida Citrus/Hernando Clara Gehan (Gainesville) Collier Hillsborough Jacksonville Lee Manatee Marion Martin Miami-Dade Northwest/Pensacola Okaloosa Palm Beach Pasco Pinellas St. Johns Sarasota South Palm Beach Tallahassee Third Circuit Volusia/Flagler

Chapter Representative Reports - Student Chapters

Barry Florida A&M Florida Coastal FIU FSU Nova St. Thomas Stetson Thomas Cooley UF UM

VI. OLD BUSINESS

VII. NEW BUSINESS

VII. ADJOURNMENT

Florida Association for Women Lawyers Board of Directors Meeting Agenda, 21 April 2016

Upcoming Events (All Times Eastern)

18 May 2016 11 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Executive Committee Conference Call

16 June 2016 9 a.m. – Noon Board of Directors & Annual Meeting 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. CLE “Road to the Bench: Getting On, and Through, the JNC” 6 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Annual Awards Gala & Installation of Officers Hilton Bonnet Creek

15 -16 July 2016 The Florida Bar - Voluntary Bar Leaders Conference Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples

15 – 17 September 2016 FAWL Summit & 65th Anniversary Seagate Hotel & Spa, Delray Beach

25 – 28 January 2017 The Florida Bar Winter Meeting Gaylord Palms, Orlando

03 – 05 April 2017 FAWL Lobby Days, Tallahassee

Florida Association for Women Lawyers Board of Directors Meeting Agenda, 21 April 2016

FAWL Board of Directors Meeting Teleconference March 16, 2016

I. PROCESS AND PROCEDURE A. Meeting Called To Order –: 11:46 a.m. 1. Resources: Current list of Officers, Liaisons, Chapter Reps. Is attached to Agenda – B. Roll Call: Kristin Norse, Leora Friere, Robin Bresky, Jennifer Shoaf Richardson, Kim Hastings, Jenny Sieg, Kyleen Hinkle, Robyn Featherston, Katherine Yanes, Stephanie Cagnet, Donna Eng, Jamie Karpman, Kate Mesic, Kim Hosley, Emily Criste, Joann Grages Burnett, Carolyn Johnson Levine, Catherine Chapman, Julie Harris Nelson, Abbe Rifkin, Carol Gart, Denise Cazobon, Kayla Richmond, Heather Wallace Bridwell; Megan Blancho, Heather Tyndall-Best, Debbie Dawson, Tara Libby, Katie Salemi, Kevin Hudson. II. CONSENT AGENDA A. January Board Meeting Minutes 1. Motion to approve minutes by Abbe Rifkin, Robyn Featherston seconded a. Vote: unanimous approval III. FINANCIALS A. Treasurer’s Report and Approval of Financials – Jennifer Shoaf Richardson 1. Profit and Loss – P. 57 – FAWL is in great shape on balance sheet, high retained earnings, $40,000 ahead of last year at this time. 2. Budget versus Actual – P. 59 – still $10,000 behind in dues, net revenue only behind $8,000 per last year due to savings on some expenses. 3. So far, we are looking great on Spring meeting 4. Mattie Belle Davis revenue is low 5. We have about ½ of the money available for chapter development. It runs out at the end of June. Get applications in for creative membership campaigns. 6. Motion to approve Financials made by Leora Friere,Robin Bresky seconded. a. Vote: All in favor, subject to audit. Motion passes. 7. Reminders to Chapters: We have money available for travel stipends for spring meeting IV. ACTION AGENDA (ITEMS THAT NEED VOTES TAKEN) A. Award Committee – Donna Eng 1. Rosemary Barkett Award – Abbe Rifkin excused herself from the call for this discussion. a. The committee recommend Abbe Rifkin b. Motion to approve Abbe Rifkin as Rosemary Barkett Award recipient by Robin Bresky, Heather Tyndall-Best seconded. i. Vote: Unanimous approval. 2. Jurist of the Year: a. The Committee tied between Judge Renee Goldenberg (Broward County) and Judge Lee Haworth (Sarasota County) b. Abbe Rifkin spoke about Judge Goldenberg: i. She is one of those forces of nature ii. She attends all Broward events iii. She established backpack program, filled and distributed backpacks to needy kids iv. In charge of Family Law division v. She had a bad accident, knocked down stairs, broke pelvis, back to work in 2 weeks c. Robin also knows Judge Goldenberg: she is a fantastic Judge. d. Donna Eng spoke about Judge Haworth: i. He retired in August of last year but continues to serve on the bench as a Senior Judge; ii. Throughout his career he has shown litigants kindness, respect and compassion iii. His retirement party was sold out with a waiting list iv. He was elected to the 12th Judicial Circuit in 1989 and served in all five divisions during his career. v. He has shown a particular interest in helping litigants navigate court procedures vi. He authored a video series, Family Law in a Nutshell to assist pro se family law litigants vii. Created the Homestead Conciliation Program, in 2008 which is a mandatory mediation program for homeowners facing foreclosure viii. He chaired the Foreclosure Resource Assistance Network sponsored by Sarasota County ix. In 2014, he acted as a liaison and convener for the Early Childhood Court x. He served as a liaison and circuit administrator for Eldercare Coordination used in high conflict guardianship cases

xi. In 2014, he worked with a large law firm to initiate a program using local attorneys as GAL’s in high conflict custody or paternity cases xii. He is currently moderating Law in Sarasota, a public access television show moderated by the Sarasota County Bar Association xiii. He serves on the Board of Sarasota County Openly Planning for Excellence xiv. Has received numerous awards e. Kim Hosley comments that we should have had the advancement of women in criteria for this award. Abbe Rifkin explains that no Judge can openly advance any segment of the population, but we can consider anything we want to. i. Judge Goldenberg is very involved in Broward County Women’s events. She is active and reliable ii. Both Judges are members of their FAWL local chapter iii. Judge Haworth just became a member at the time of his nomination f. Motion: Abbe Rifkin moved to award the Jurist of the Year award to Judge Goldenberg, Kim Hosley seconded. i. Carol Gart raises questions regarding the process. Robin Bresky reminds that Roberts Rules of Order require a vote when a Motion is made, ii. Abbe Rifkin withdrew her motion. g. Motion: Carol Gart moved to take a roll call vote for either Judge Goldenberg or Judge Haworth, the motion was seconded. i. Vote: 22 votes in favor of Judge Goldenberg, 1 vote in favor of Judge Haworth. 3. Leaders in the Law: a. See supplemental materials for 35 nominations made by 12 chapters. Nominees are broken into 3 categories: small chapters (1-100 members – up to 3 nominees, 1 LIL), medium chapters (101-250 members – up to 4 nominees – 2 LILs) and large chapters (251 or more members – up to 5 nominees – 3 LILs). b. South Palm Beach County: i. The committee struggled because with this because SPBC did not get all of its materials in for its nominations. The Committee reported that it extended the deadline for SPBC,

3 still did not get the required materials, contacted SPBC, and were told that no additional information would be submitted. Accordingly, it was the Committee’s recommendation that none of the women nominated by SPBC be awarded a LIL award. The Committee felt that it could not measure the criteria of the award against the incomplete submissions. ii. Carol Gart and Robin Bresky point out that President of SPBC’s husband was gravely ill which may have been the reason for the lack of response. The Committee stated that despite reaching out to SPBC, no one advised of the Chapter President’s circumstances. c. Motion: Robin Featherston moved to accept the Committee’s recommendations for the LIL nominations for Small chapters Okaloosa, Pasco and Volusia Flagler. Leora Friere seconded. i. Vote: Unanimous approval. d. Motion: Kim Hosley moved to table the vote regarding SPBC to get the facts from the Awards Committee about who they contacted at SPBC and what they were told. Robyn Featherston seconded. i. Carol Gart expressed that she objects to tone of what is written about SPBC; Donna Eng explained why she had to justify the decision not to award an LIL for SPBC. A discussion ensued regarding extenuating circumstances vs. following the rules. ii. Megan Blancho discussed precedent that will be set if SPBC is not held to the rules. iii. Leora Friere questioned why we would table the decisions when we are just going to have to re-visit the issue next month. iv. Vote: 10 votes in favor of tabling, 13 votes against tabling. The Motion failed. e. Motion: Leora Friere moved to extend SPBC deadline until the next FAWL meeting. Robin Bresky seconded. i. Vote: 10 votes in favor of extending the deadline for SPBC, 13 votes against extending the deadline. The Motion failed. f. Motion: Kyleen Hinkle moved to accept the Committee’s recommendation to not award an LIL to SPBC. Kim Hosley seconded. i. Robin Bresky offers that the MAP committee is lenient about deadlines, that this is an extraordinary circumstance and these are extraordinary women.

ii. Due to time, Kyleen Hinkle withdraws her motion in favor of tabling the decisions to see what further information we can get from the Awards Committee. g. Motion: Kristin Norse moved to table the decisions about SPBC. Kim Hosley seconded. i. Vote: unanimous approval. h. Motion: Jenny Shoaf Richardson moves to approve the Awards Committee’s recommendations for the recipients of LIL awards for the Medium and Large Chapters. The motion was seconded. i. Vote: Unanimous approval. 4. Membership Award a. The Committee recommended the following Membership Awards: i. Small Chapter – Sarasota ii. Medium Chapter – Pinellas iii. Large Chapter – Miami Dade b. Motion: Jenny Shoaf Richardson moved to accept the Committee’s recommendation. Kyleen Hinkle seconded. i. Vote: Unanimous approval. 5. Outstanding Member Program Award a. The Committee tied between Pinellas and Collier chapters. i. PFAWL offered a Professionalism CLE and Paddleboarding event. • Joann Grages Burnett stated that the program was made possible by a grant from the Florida Bar. The program combined learning and outdoor activities. A lot of new faces attended. PFAWL is hoping to do the program again this year. ii. CCWBA offered a Be Your Best at Marketing program. • Denise Cazobon explained that the presenter was Kimberly Leach Johnson who as a young associate mastered the art of developing a client and referral network. She shared her experiences and advice on the subject. iii. Roll Call Vote: 9 votes in favor of PFAWL, 4 votes in favor of CCWBA, 10 abstentions. The award goes to PFAWL. 6. Outstanding Chapter a. The Committee recommended the Lee County Chapter to be the recipient of this award citing the efforts made by this Chapter’s

leadership in taking a chapter which suffered a substantial loss in membership and more than doubling their membership roster in one year. b. Motion: Joann Grages Burnett moved to accept the Committee’s recommendation. Leora Friere seconded. i. Vote: Unanimous Approval 7. Outstanding Public Service Award a. The Committee recommended Tallahassee Women Lawyers Association for their program entitled “Girls Where They Are” which took girls from a Title I middle school to the Florida Supreme Court where they met a Supreme Court Justice, interacted with local attorneys and legislators and participated in a mock trial activity. b. Motion: Joann Grages Burnett moved to accept the Committee’s recommendation. Robyn Featherston seconded. i. Vote: Unanimous approval 8. Outstanding Student Chapter a. The Committee recommended the Stetson student chapter. b. Motion: Joann moved to accept the Committee’s recommendation. Kyleen Hinkle seconded i. Vote: Unanimous approval. B. Spring Meeting Student Waivers – Kristin Norse 1. Full cost is $175 2. Motion: Joann Grages Burnett moved to allow up to 3 students a waiver of the fee for the Spring Meeting in exchange for the students assisting Kevin Hudson at the meeting. Jenny Shoaf Richardson seconded. a. Vote: Unanimous approval.

Note from Secretary: For reasons to complicated to explain, the actual minutes I took from this point forward did not save. The following has been filled in from memory and notes, mostly from Kristin Norse. If anyone wants a more detailed description of their presentation, please provide the Secretary with your information and these Minutes will be amended.

C. Nominating Committee – Robin Bresky: In progress. V. ITEMS FOR INFORMATION A. Executive Officer and Executive Directors Reports: 1. President – Kristin Norse a. Spring Meeting Program. Spring meeting is upcoming April 20-22. Events include a welcome reception, the board meeting, a CLE on

Empowering Women at Every Level presented by the FAWL Young Lawyers Section including roundtable discussions on the GRIT program and a yoga class on the beach (free yoga mat provided!), a beach barbecue, and finally a “Know Your Value” panel discussion led by managing partners of various sized law firms. b. Spring Meeting Sponsorship. Thank you to CCWBA who is sponsoring the event and assisting in all efforts to make it a success, and to its president, Kelly Davis, whose firm is also sponsoring. Please consider sponsoring the event if you can. 2. President-Elect – Leora Freire – Planning for next year’s events is underway. The Governance committee is continuing to work on revised election procedures. 3. Immediate Past President - Robin Bresky – The MAP committee made recommendations to the Florida Bar regarding the Bar’s JNC appointments. The committee continues to write letters in support of members. 4. Membership Director – Robyn Featherston. The last set of membership calls are set for March and are ongoing. Robyn Featherston has been working with Kevin Hudson to discuss the logistics for a renewal membership drive. 5. Development Director – Laurie Thompson. No report, as Laurie Thompson was unable to attend. 6. Public Relations – Jenny Sieg. The March Connection e-newsletter was completed and distributed. Please continue to send your events and photos to Jenny Sieg and Nicole Hessen. 7. Journal Editor – Katherine Yanes. The articles for the Spring Journal are in and some advertisements have been sold. Katherine Yanes will be working with Kevin Hudson once the articles are edited to get the Journal formatted and distributed. 8. Legislative Report – Kyleen Hinkle. FAWL’s legislative efforts were successful this year as the anti-human trafficking legislation passed. The committee is looking ahead to ideas to improve legislative efforts and the Lobby Days event next year. 9. Young Lawyers – Stephanie Cagnet. The YLS will be presenting the Thursday afternoon CLE at Spring Meeting. The YLD continues to raise awareness on the results of the survey on gender bias. There will be a “Balancing in Heels” series in the month of April sharing advice from women lawyers. 10. Executive Director Report – Kevin Hudson. Work is ongoing on the database and setting up procedures to pursue membership renewals for next year. B. Committee Reports 1. Governance – Leora Friere – as stated above.

2. Informed Voters Project – Olivia Liggio & Jamie Karpman. Jamie Karpman reported the IVP committee has put together a streamlined toolkit and will be working with Kevin Hudson and Kristin Norse to get it posted on the website. 3. MAP – Robin Bresky – as stated above. 4. Mentoring –Caroline Johnson Levine and Catherine Chapman. Catherine Chapman reported the committee has come up with a format and will be working to implement it beginning with an email to members to accept applications for participation in the mentoring program. 5. Programs – Leora Friere and Katherine Lancaster. Leora Freire reported the committee is working on CLE programming for the annual meeting. 6. Strategic Planning – Sarah Cortvriend and Sharon Hanlon. No report. C. Liaison Reports 1. NAWL – Gigi Rollini . No report. 2. NCWBA – Robin Bresky. No report. 3. ABA Liaison – Brittany Maxey. No report. 4. Virgil Hawkins Liaison – Kamilah Perry. No report. 5. Diversity & Inclusion Committee – Julie Harris Nelson. No report. D. Chapter Representative Reports – See Written Reports E. Upcoming Events 1. April 20-22, 2016: Spring Meeting and Beach Bash: Work-Life Balance, Naples Beach Hotel and Golf Club, Naples 2. June 15-18, 2016: Annual Meeting & Awards Gala, Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek, Orlando, FL 3. September 15-17, 2016: FAWL Summit and 65th Anniversary, Seagate Hotel & Spa, Delray Beach 4. January 25-28, 2017: Winter Meeting, Gaylord Palm Resort & Convention Center, Kissimmee F. Old Business/New Business VI. Adjournment – 1:36 p.m.

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Florida Association for Women Lawyers

BALANCE SHEET As of March 31, 2016

Total ASSETS Current Assets Bank Accounts 100 Cash Accounts -0.01 100-01 Bank of America Chk (0328) 106,259.13 100-05 Schneider Fund-CD 0.00 100-07 Suspense 0.00 100-08 Schneider Fund - Savings 27,569.84 Total 100 Cash Accounts 133,828.96

Total Bank Accounts $133,828.96 Accounts Receivable 100 Accounts Receivable (A/R) 0.00 Total Accounts Receivable $0.00 Other current assets Undeposited Funds 0.00 Total Other current assets $0.00

Total Current Assets $133,828.96 Fixed Assets Accumulated Depreciation -994.00 Computer Equipment 1,657.10 Total Fixed Assets $663.10

TOTAL ASSETS $134,492.06

LIABILITIES AND EQUITY Liabilities Current Liabilities Other Current Liabilities 220 · Chapter Dues Rebate 220-01 · Barry 0.00 220-03 · Brevard 35.00 220-05 · Broward 365.00 220-07 · CFAWL -50.00 220-09 · Citrus 70.00 220-11 · Clara Gehan 0.00 220-13 · Collier 0.00 220-15 · FAMU 45.00 220-18 · FSU WLS 0.00 220-19 · Hillsborough 0.00 220-21 · Jacksonville 315.00 220-23 · Lee 90.00 220-25 · Manatee 0.00 220-27 · Marion 20.00 220-29 · Martin 60.00

Cash Basis Mon, Apr 11 7:37AM GMT-7 1 Total 220-31 · Miami-Dade 755.00 220-33 · NW Florida/Pensacola 0.00 220-35 · NOVA 60.00 220-37 · Palm Beach 120.00 220-39 · Pinellas 10.00 220-40 · Sarasota 180.00 220-41 · South Palm Beach 50.00 220-43 · St. Thomas School of Law 150.00 220-45 · Stetson 0.00 220-47 · Tallahassee 120.00 220-49 · Third Circuit 20.00 220-50 · Thomas Cooley 15.00 220-52 · St. Johns FAWL 90.00 220-53 · Volusia/Flagler 0.00 220-56 · Okaloosa 45.00 220-58 · Pasco County Women Lawyers 60.00 220-59 · Florida Coastal Law School 0.00 Total 220 · Chapter Dues Rebate 2,625.00 Direct Deposit Payable -1,619.24 Other Current Liabilities 0.00 Payroll Liabilities Federal Taxes (941/944) 901.94 FL Unemployment Tax 405.00 Total Payroll Liabilities 1,306.94 Rollover Sponsorship 0.00 Total Other Current Liabilities $2,312.70

Total Current Liabilities $2,312.70

Total Liabilities $2,312.70 Equity Opening Balance Equity 0.00 Retained Earnings 101,997.84 Net Revenue 30,181.52 Total Equity $132,179.36

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY $134,492.06

Cash Basis Mon, Apr 11 7:37AM GMT-7 2 Florida Association for Women Lawyers

PROFIT & LOSS STATEMENT March 2016

Total REVENUE 400 · Membership Dues 400-03 · Brevard 455.00 400-05 · Broward 360.00 400-07 · CFAWL 410.00 400-21 · Jacksonville 135.00 400-23 · Lee 225.00 400-27 · Marion 45.00 400-29 · Martin 45.00 400-31 · Miami-Dade 1,135.00 400-35 · Nova 65.00 400-37 · Palm Beach 400.00 400-39 · Pinellas 30.00 400-40 · Sarasota 90.00 400-41 · South Palm Beach 225.00 400-43 · St. Thomas 100.00 400-45 · Stetson 7.00 400-47 · Tallahassee 135.00 400-51 · Univ of Florida 10.00 400-52 · St. Johns FAWL 90.00 400-55 · Univ of Miami 10.00 400-56 · Okaloosa 45.00 400-58 · Pasco County Women Lawyers 90.00 400-59 · Florida Coastal Law School 20.00 Total 400 · Membership Dues 4,127.00 410 · Meetings 410-04 · Spring Meeting Registration Fees 1,750.00 Sponsorship 350.00 YLD Grant 448.89 Total 410-04 · Spring Meeting 2,548.89

Total 410 · Meetings 2,548.89 450 · Other Income 450-05 · Journal Ads 175.00 450-07 · Mattie Belle Davis Memberships 300.00 450-11 · Journal Subscriptions 17.50 Total 450 · Other Income 492.50

Total Revenue $7,168.39

GROSS PROFIT $7,168.39 EXPENDITURES 500 · Administrative Expenses 500-01 · Office Expense

Cash Basis Mon, Apr 11 7:44AM GMT-7 1 Total Computer Software Subscriptions 145.93 Office Supplies 80.92 Telecommunication/Webinars Board Conference Calls 11.84 Telecommunication - Webinars - Other 360.00 Total Telecommunication/Webinars 371.84 Telephone 37.99 Total 500-01 · Office Expense 636.68 500-03 · Credit Card Processing Fee 262.19 500-13 · Postage and Delivery 22.95 500-15 · Bank Service Charges 10.00 Total 500 · Administrative Expenses 931.82 600 · Meeting Expense 600-01 · Annual June Staff Travel 212.63 Total 600-01 · Annual June 212.63 600-04 · Spring Meeting CLE Cost 75.00 Total 600-04 · Spring Meeting 75.00

Total 600 · Meeting Expense 287.63 620 · FAWL CLE & Chapter Building 620-01 · Chapter Development & Relations Board Travel to Chapters 158.68 Total 620-01 · Chapter Development & Relations 158.68

Total 620 · FAWL CLE & Chapter Building 158.68 675 · Special Projects 675-01 · Executive Director Expenses 1,037.90 Total 675 · Special Projects 1,037.90 680 · President Travel 1,338.43 687 · YLD Liason Travel 268.73 700 · FAWL Website 700-03 · Website/Data Mgt 451.09 Total 700 · FAWL Website 451.09 Payroll Expenses Taxes 294.24 Wages 3,846.16 Total Payroll Expenses 4,140.40

Total Expenditures $8,614.68

NET OPERATING REVENUE $ -1,446.29

NET REVENUE $ -1,446.29

Cash Basis Mon, Apr 11 7:44AM GMT-7 2 4/11/2016 Report: Budget vs. Actual: FY 201516 Florida Association for Women Lawyers BUDGET VS. ACTUAL: FY 201516 July 2015 March 2016

TOTAL ACTUAL BUDGET OVER BUDGET % OF BUDGET

Revenue 400 · Membership Dues 0.00 0.00 0.00 40001 · Barry 910.00 1,100.00 190.00 82.73 % 40003 · Brevard 1,195.00 2,200.00 1,005.00 54.32 % 40005 · Broward 4,050.00 4,435.00 385.00 91.32 % 40007 · CFAWL 13,980.00 17,820.00 3,840.00 78.45 % 40009 · Citrus 0.00 0.00 0.00 40011 · Clara Gehan 135.00 475.00 340.00 28.42 % 40013 · Collier 5,180.00 5,165.00 15.00 100.29 % 40015 · FAMU 730.00 305.00 425.00 239.34 % 40017 · FIU 20.00 105.00 85.00 19.05 % 40018 · FSU WLS 1,100.00 695.00 405.00 158.27 % 40019 · Hillsborough 10,215.00 15,685.00 5,470.00 65.13 % 40021 · Jacksonville 5,207.00 4,945.00 262.00 105.30 % 40023 · Lee 2,030.00 1,845.00 185.00 110.03 % 40025 · Manatee 1,170.00 2,275.00 1,105.00 51.43 % 40027 · Marion 405.00 95.00 310.00 426.32 % 40029 · Martin 495.00 1,090.00 595.00 45.41 % 40031 · MiamiDade 9,355.00 14,000.00 4,645.00 66.82 % 40033 · NW Florida/Pensacola 540.00 2,080.00 1,540.00 25.96 % 40035 · Nova 675.00 610.00 65.00 110.66 % 40037 · Palm Beach 5,125.00 7,970.00 2,845.00 64.30 % 40039 · Pinellas 2,100.00 3,885.00 1,785.00 54.05 % 40040 · Sarasota 1,485.00 2,125.00 640.00 69.88 % 40041 · South Palm Beach 2,750.00 4,620.00 1,870.00 59.52 % 40043 · St. Thomas 330.00 190.00 140.00 173.68 % 40045 · Stetson 397.00 945.00 548.00 42.01 % 40047 · Tallahassee 4,135.00 6,095.00 1,960.00 67.84 % 40049 · Third Circuit 0.00 70.00 70.00 0.00 % 40050 · Thomas Cooley 160.00 275.00 115.00 58.18 % 40051 · Univ of Florida 50.00 170.00 120.00 29.41 % 40053 · Volusia Flagler 2,250.00 2,285.00 35.00 98.47 % 40055 · Univ of Miami 845.00 525.00 320.00 160.95 % 40056 · Okaloosa 765.00 565.00 200.00 135.40 % 40057 · State 218.00 615.00 397.00 35.45 % 40058 · Pasco County Women Lawyers 1,165.00 1,935.00 770.00 60.21 % 40059 · Florida Coastal Law School 562.50 745.00 182.50 75.50 % Total 400 · Membership Dues 79,729.50 107,940.00 28,210.50 73.86 % 410 · Meetings 0.00 0.00 0.00 41001 · Annual June 0.00 0.00 0.00 Program Ads 0.00 500.00 500.00 0.00 % Registration Fees 0.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 0.00 % Sponsorship 0.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 0.00 % Total 41001 · Annual June 0.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 0.00 % 41003 · Lobby Days 0.00 0.00 0.00 LD Registration Fees 5,485.00 2,500.00 2,985.00 219.40 % Sponsorship 6,200.00 1,000.00 5,200.00 620.00 % https://qbo.intuit.com/c1/v1603.484/115364769117922/reports/execute?rptid=115364769117922BUDGET_VS_ACTUALSview1460385539503&modal=true 1/5 4/11/2016 Report: Budget vs. Actual: FY 201516 Total 41003 · Lobby Days 11,685.00 3,500.00 8,185.00 333.86 % 41004 · Spring Meeting 0.00 0.00 0.00 Registration Fees 3,025.00 500.00 2,525.00 605.00 % Sponsorship 350.00 1,000.00 650.00 35.00 % Total 41004 · Spring Meeting 3,375.00 1,500.00 1,875.00 225.00 % 41005 · Midyear January 0.00 0.00 0.00 Registration Fees 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sponsorship 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total 41005 · Midyear January 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 41007 · A Seat at the Table Program 0.00 0.00 0.00 Florida Bar Div Grant 0.00 0.00 0.00 Registration Fees 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sponsorship 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total 41007 · A Seat at the Table Program 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 41009 · Leadership Retreat 0.00 0.00 0.00 Registration Fees 1,655.00 3,500.00 1,845.00 47.29 % Sponsorship 4,000.00 2,500.00 1,500.00 160.00 % Total 41009 · Leadership Retreat 5,655.00 6,000.00 345.00 94.25 % 41015 · YLS Program 0.00 0.00 0.00 YLD AOC Grant Rollover from 20132014 0.00 670.00 670.00 0.00 % Total 41015 · YLS Program 0.00 670.00 670.00 0.00 % 41016 · Diversity Program 0.00 0.00 0.00 Florida Bar Grant 3,000.00 0.00 3,000.00 Registration Fess 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sponsorship 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total 41016 · Diversity Program 3,000.00 0.00 3,000.00 0.00

Total 410 · Meetings 23,715.00 17,670.00 6,045.00 134.21 % 411 · YLS Program (deleted) 0.00 0.00 0.00 YLD AOC Grant Rollover from 20132014 (deleted) 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total 411 · YLS Program (deleted) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 412 · YLS Mock Trial Tournament 0.00 0.00 0.00 YLD AOC Grant Rollover from 20132014 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total 412 · YLS Mock Trial Tournament 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 450 · Other Income 0.00 0.00 0.00 45001 · Interest Income 3.73 12.00 8.27 31.08 % 45005 · Journal Ads 2,642.50 9,000.00 6,357.50 29.36 % 45007 · Mattie Belle Davis Memberships 4,800.00 5,000.00 200.00 96.00 % 45011 · Journal Subscriptions 507.00 800.00 293.00 63.38 % 45013 · Royalties 450.28 375.00 75.28 120.07 % 45015 · Sale of Lapel Pins 0.00 0.00 0.00 45016 · Rollover 0.00 0.00 0.00 45017 · Annual Sponsors 20,000.00 30,000.00 10,000.00 66.67 % 45019 · Other Income 1,430.51 0.00 1,430.51 Total 450 · Other Income 29,834.02 45,187.00 15,352.98 66.02 %

Total Revenue $133,278.52 $170,797.00 $ 37,518.48 78.03 %

Gross Profit $133,278.52 $170,797.00 $ 37,518.48 78.03 % Expenditures 500 · Administrative Expenses 0.00 0.00 0.00 50001 · Office Expense 0.00 0.00 0.00 Computer Hardware & Carbonite 715.52 1,500.00 784.48 47.70 % Computer Software Subscriptions 1,772.87 1,650.00 122.87 107.45 % https://qbo.intuit.com/c1/v1603.484/115364769117922/reports/execute?rptid=115364769117922BUDGET_VS_ACTUALSview1460385539503&modal=true 2/5 4/11/2016 Report: Budget vs. Actual: FY 201516 Computer/Software Support 0.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 0.00 % Office Supplies 799.77 1,250.00 450.23 63.98 % Photocopies 0.00 250.00 250.00 0.00 % Post Office Box Rental 0.00 270.00 270.00 0.00 % Telecommunication/Webinars 0.00 0.00 0.00 Board Conference Calls 862.69 1,000.00 137.31 86.27 % Telecommunication Webinars Other 360.00 500.00 140.00 72.00 % Total Telecommunication/Webinars 1,222.69 1,500.00 277.31 81.51 % Telephone 959.91 1,750.00 790.09 54.85 % Total 50001 · Office Expense 5,470.76 9,170.00 3,699.24 59.66 % 50003 · Credit Card Processing Fee 5,366.44 4,500.00 866.44 119.25 % 50005 · State Filing Fees 70.00 62.00 8.00 112.90 % 50009 · Dues and Subscriptions 919.00 1,000.00 81.00 91.90 % 50011 · D & O Insurance 894.00 1,000.00 106.00 89.40 % 50013 · Postage and Delivery 131.09 500.00 368.91 26.22 % 50015 · Bank Service Charges 112.01 150.00 37.99 74.67 % 50019 · Renewal Mailings 0.00 0.00 0.00 50020 · Executive Director Expenses 228.68 750.00 521.32 30.49 % Total 500 · Administrative Expenses 13,191.98 17,132.00 3,940.02 77.00 % 600 · Meeting Expense 0.00 0.00 0.00 60001 · Annual June 0.00 0.00 0.00 Annual AV 0.00 400.00 400.00 0.00 % Award Event Decor 0.00 500.00 500.00 0.00 % Board of Director Travel 0.00 250.00 250.00 0.00 % Chapter Awards 0.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 0.00 % Food & Beverage 0.00 7,500.00 7,500.00 0.00 % Joint Awards 0.00 250.00 250.00 0.00 % Joint Luncheon Tickets 0.00 100.00 100.00 0.00 % Photography 0.00 0.00 0.00 PostageTarget Mailings 0.00 150.00 150.00 0.00 % Printing & Copying 0.00 400.00 400.00 0.00 % Sponsorship · Latimer 0.00 200.00 200.00 0.00 % Staff Travel 212.63 850.00 637.37 25.02 % Strategic Planning/Orientation 0.00 250.00 250.00 0.00 % Supplies & Materials 0.00 250.00 250.00 0.00 % Total 60001 · Annual June 212.63 14,100.00 13,887.37 1.51 % 60003 · MidYear January 0.00 0.00 0.00 CLE Approval Cost 0.00 0.00 0.00 Food & Beverage 0.00 0.00 0.00 Midyear AV 0.00 0.00 0.00 Midyear Event 0.00 0.00 0.00 Other Expense 0.00 0.00 0.00 Printing & Copying 0.00 0.00 0.00 Staff Travel 0.00 0.00 0.00 Supplies & Materials 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total 60003 · MidYear January 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 60004 · Spring Meeting 0.00 0.00 0.00 Audio Visual 0.00 400.00 400.00 0.00 % Board of Director Travel 0.00 750.00 750.00 0.00 % CLE Cost 75.00 125.00 50.00 60.00 % Food & Beverage 2,000.00 4,000.00 2,000.00 50.00 % Networking Event 0.00 500.00 500.00 0.00 % Other Expenses 0.00 150.00 150.00 0.00 % https://qbo.intuit.com/c1/v1603.484/115364769117922/reports/execute?rptid=115364769117922BUDGET_VS_ACTUALSview1460385539503&modal=true 3/5 4/11/2016 Report: Budget vs. Actual: FY 201516 Print & Copy 0.00 400.00 400.00 0.00 % Staff Travel 209.00 800.00 591.00 26.13 % Supplies & Materials 0.00 250.00 250.00 0.00 % Total 60004 · Spring Meeting 2,284.00 7,375.00 5,091.00 30.97 % 60005 · Legislative/Lobby Days 0.00 0.00 0.00 Board of Director Travel 607.82 1,000.00 392.18 60.78 % Food & Beverage 8,110.74 2,500.00 5,610.74 324.43 % Lobbying Speaker 0.00 0.00 0.00 Other 2,005.98 600.00 1,405.98 334.33 % PostageTarget Mailings 78.40 300.00 221.60 26.13 % Printing & Copying 127.71 500.00 372.29 25.54 % Staff Travel 0.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 0.00 % Total 60005 · Legislative/Lobby Days 10,930.65 5,900.00 5,030.65 185.27 % 60009 · FAWL Leadership Retreat 0.00 0.00 0.00 AV Services 1,860.82 500.00 1,360.82 372.16 % Board of Director Travel 0.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 0.00 % Food & Beverage 3,188.50 5,000.00 1,811.50 63.77 % Lodging 0.00 0.00 0.00 Network Events 4,398.23 2,000.00 2,398.23 219.91 % Staff Travel 1,180.07 800.00 380.07 147.51 % Supplies and Materials 280.20 100.00 180.20 280.20 % Team Building Coach 1,000.00 1,000.00 0.00 100.00 % Travel Stipends 0.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 0.00 % Total 60009 · FAWL Leadership Retreat 11,907.82 11,400.00 507.82 104.45 % 60011 · A Seat at the Table 0.00 0.00 0.00 AudioVisual Recording 0.00 0.00 0.00 PostageTargeted Mailings 0.00 0.00 0.00 Space 0.00 0.00 0.00 Supplies 0.00 0.00 0.00 Travel/Registration Stipends 0.00 0.00 0.00 Written Program Materials 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total 60011 · A Seat at the Table 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 60013 · YLS Mock Trial Tournament 0.00 0.00 0.00 Audio Visual 0.00 0.00 0.00 Awards 0.00 0.00 0.00 Copies/Printing 0.00 0.00 0.00 Other Expense 0.00 0.00 0.00 Postage 9.80 0.00 9.80 Supplies & Materials 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total 60013 · YLS Mock Trial Tournament 9.80 0.00 9.80 0.00 60014 · Deposits 201516 500.00 1,000.00 500.00 50.00 % 60015 · YLS Programs 0.00 0.00 0.00 60016 · Diversity Program 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total 600 · Meeting Expense 25,844.90 39,775.00 13,930.10 64.98 % 620 · FAWL CLE & Chapter Building 0.00 0.00 0.00 62001 · Chapter Development & Relations 0.00 0.00 0.00 Board Travel to Chapters 158.68 3,000.00 2,841.32 5.29 % Chapter Dev Grants/Chapter Bldg 2,500.00 5,000.00 2,500.00 50.00 % Diversity Picnic Contributions 1,250.00 1,000.00 250.00 125.00 % Total 62001 · Chapter Development & Relations 3,908.68 9,000.00 5,091.32 43.43 %

Total 620 · FAWL CLE & Chapter Building 3,908.68 9,000.00 5,091.32 43.43 % 640 · Voluntary Bar Leaders Conf 213.98 900.00 686.02 23.78 % https://qbo.intuit.com/c1/v1603.484/115364769117922/reports/execute?rptid=115364769117922BUDGET_VS_ACTUALSview1460385539503&modal=true 4/5 4/11/2016 Report: Budget vs. Actual: FY 201516 660 · President's Discretion 100.00 500.00 400.00 20.00 % 670 · Board Discretion 0.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 0.00 % 675 · Special Projects 845.00 1,000.00 155.00 84.50 % 67501 · Executive Director Expenses 1,037.90 0.00 1,037.90 675.02 ·Community Engagement Sponsorship 1,000.00 1,000.00 0.00 100.00 % Total 675 · Special Projects 2,882.90 2,000.00 882.90 144.15 % 680 · President Travel 4,959.93 9,000.00 4,040.07 55.11 % 683 · NAWL Participation 0.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 0.00 % 685 · NCWBA Rep Travel 1,513.24 2,500.00 986.76 60.53 % 687 · YLD Liason Travel 664.19 2,500.00 1,835.81 26.57 % 690 · Journal Expenses 2,268.25 5,000.00 2,731.75 45.37 % 695 · FAWL Marketing 544.12 1,000.00 455.88 54.41 % 700 · FAWL Website 0.00 0.00 0.00 70001 · Online CLE Expense 0.00 0.00 0.00 70003 · Website/Data Mgt 4,769.53 6,000.00 1,230.47 79.49 % Total 700 · FAWL Website 4,769.53 6,000.00 1,230.47 79.49 % 750 · Professional Fees 0.00 0.00 0.00 75001 · Accounting 1,600.00 2,000.00 400.00 80.00 % 75002 · Bookkeeper 0.00 500.00 500.00 0.00 % 75003 · Historian 0.00 500.00 500.00 0.00 % 75005 · Management Fee & Temp Help 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total 750 · Professional Fees 1,600.00 3,000.00 1,400.00 53.33 % Insurance 0.00 0.00 0.00 Health 1,200.00 3,600.00 2,400.00 33.33 % Total Insurance 1,200.00 3,600.00 2,400.00 33.33 % Payroll Expenses 0.00 0.00 0.00 Taxes 3,008.02 5,100.00 2,091.98 58.98 % Wages 36,171.17 57,500.00 21,328.83 62.91 % Total Payroll Expenses 39,179.19 62,600.00 23,420.81 62.59 %

Total Expenditures $102,840.89 $167,007.00 $ 64,166.11 61.58 %

Net Operating Revenue $30,437.63 $3,790.00 $26,647.63 803.10 %

Net Revenue $30,437.63 $3,790.00 $26,647.63 803.10 %

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https://qbo.intuit.com/c1/v1603.484/115364769117922/reports/execute?rptid=115364769117922BUDGET_VS_ACTUALSview1460385539503&modal=true 5/5 FLORIDA ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN LAWYERS APPLICATION FOR AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP

NAME:______Saul Cooper

BUSINESS/EMPLOYER:______ReachLocal Inc

MAILING ADDRESS: 101 NE 3rd Ave Suite 1500

CITY: ______,Fort Lauderdale FL ZIP: ______33301

E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]

BUSINESS TELEPHONE: 561-400-6383 FAX:

Are you a member of any FAWL chapter? ____YES _____x NO

If yes, which chapter? ______

Is your employment or business related to the practice of law? _____x YES _____ NO

If yes, how is it related to the practice of law: ______Marketing

Have you sponsored or contributed services to FAWL in the past? _____ YES _____x NO

If yes, please provide details of your sponsorship or contributions:______

______

Please explain your reason(s) for seeking an affiliate membership with FAWL: ______

______We are one of the largest digital media agencies in the US that specializes in working with attorneys

______assisting them with their online presence. We work with our attorney clients in a myriad of ways

______from smart web sites, PPC, SEO, display and retargeting campaigns. For the past 11 years we have been Google's Global Premier Partner and an award winner. Our technology allows for clients to dominate the digital marketplace and capture and convert new clients daily. With specific emphasis on the factors listed above, please provide a personal statement about how your affiliate membership would benefit both you and FAWL to help the Board assess whether an affiliate membership should be granted to you and at what cost.

______I can personally share with the FAWL expert analysis and detailed ideas on how to help each member

______grow thier business. I want to offerup my services as a trusted advisor and provide information

______on the ever changing and competive digital markeplace. In 2016 there were over 60 billion dollars

______spend on digital advertising online with Google. $22 Billion was spend on SEO! I can be a valued

______resource to all of the FAWL members to discuss online trends, rules and best practices.

______

______Florida Association for Women Lawyers Executive Committee Member Report

2015-2016

MONTH: _____April______

Submitted By: Kristin Norse

Executive Officer Position: President

Activities Since Last Report: • Working with Executive Director on membership processes and various other housekeeping and improvement tasks. Beginning preparations for the new membership year. • Spring meeting planning in conjunction with YLS and CCWBA. Drafting questions for “Know Your Worth” panel. Finalizing plans. Working with Development and Executive Director on sponsorships. Thank you notes to sponsors. • Planning for annual events and gala. Overseeing coordination with the Florida Bar on event space and requirements. Communications with L. Freire about CLE options. Beginning framework for gala, both event and sponsorships, with help from Executive Director and Development. • Meet with Awards Committee following up regarding board discussion on South Palm Beach chapter’s nominations for Leaders in the Law. Pull biographies for each nomination from their law firm websites. Agree and approve Committee recommendation to award the chapter’s one award to Stacey Mullins. • Draft all letters notifying award winners and distribute. Oversee preparation of email to all members announcing awards. • Follow up calls and emails regarding Leaders in the Law award to Stacey Mullins. • Continue efforts to promote President Abadin’s speeches to chapters. Arrange for speech to be recorded with online access to FAWL members for CLE credit. Work with additional chapters, specifically coordinating with Marion County and HAWL to see whether similar presentations could be held for those chapters. Various emails on this topic. • Receive and review letter from Gordon Glover and Katherine Hurst Miller of the Young Lawyers Division directed to Chief Justice Labarga and leaders of the Florida Bar regarding creation of a new Commission on Women in the Profession. Call with L. Freire, S. Myron, and J. Richardson regarding proper response. Draft response and circulate. Speak to G. Glover regarding the same. • Continued discussions on Lobby Days 2017 to finalize venues. • Participating in nominating committee calls. • Participating in quarterly membership calls. • President’s message for monthly e-newsletters. • April presidents call and follow up emails for presidents seeking advice. • Keeping current on chapter and member communications and oversight of committees. • Begin preparations for transition. Forward information to L. Freire on this year’s

Update On Goals/Objectives/Events/Activities:

• We’ve made a smooth transition to a new Executive Director. • We’ve stayed largely on budget. • We’ve continued to grow our events and see increased participation across the board. • Our membership numbers are steady and we are working toward a big push for membership to transition into the new year.

Upcoming Objectives/Events/Activities/Plans:

• Spring Meeting • Gala • Assistance with transition plans for next year.

Status of Budget Line:

On budget in relevant areas. Some revenues are down (annual sponsorships, for example), but seem to be offset by gains in others (event sponsorships, for example) or by keeping expenses low.

Gala expenses, which we expected might decrease due to the location in Orlando, will likely be similar to the expenses last year based on the information now provided by the hotel. As it is critical to continue to grow this event, we will need to continue to push hard for sponsorships to cover this cost.

Request for Action at next FAWL ExCom/Board Meeting (if any):

THE FLORIDA WOMEN'S

2017 Nomination Form

FLORIDA COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF MEN

Florida Commission on the Status of Women 107 West Gaines Street Nominations deadline Tallahassee, FL 32301 July 15, 2016 Phone: 850-414-3300/Fax: 850-921-4131 www.fcsw.net fi .com/flcsw THE FLORIDA WOMEN'S ~~ll ~f rnM(

April 1, 2016

Dear Friends:

It is with great pleasure that we announce the opening of the nomination period for the 2017 Florida Women's Hall of Fame. This annual event celebrating the accomplishments of outstanding Florida women is tentatively scheduled for March 2017 at the Florida State Capitol in Tallahassee. Held each year, the Hall of Fame commemorates women's history by honoring and remembering those women whose lives and contributions have positively affected both Florida and the nation.

Florida continues to flourish because of its strong women leaders and their unceasing strides to improve the quality of life in our state. The Florida Women's Hall of Fame gives us the opportunity to honor these remarkable women whose efforts helped build a brighter future for all Floridians. Biographies of current Hall of Fame members are available on our web page at www.fcsw.net.. With this in mind, we ask that you take time to nominate a deserving woman who has made a difference in the lives of those they serve.

The selection process and criteria for nominees is specified in detail on this form. Completed nominations must be postmarked by July 15, 2016 to be considered.

We encourage you to support this program as an official Florida Women's Hall of Fame sponsor. In turn, we would like to recognize your organization in our program, fliers and website. Please contact the FCSW office at (850) 414-3300, fax (850) 921-4131, or e-mail FCSW Executive Director, Kelly Sciba at [email protected]. You may also support this event by listing the date in your organization's newsletter and other publications.

Thank you in advance for your support of the Florida Women's Hall of Fame.

Sincerely,

Patti Hamilton, Chair Florida Commission on the Status of Women 2017 NOMINATION

Since 1982, the Florida Commission on the Status of Women, through the Florida Women's Hall of Fame, has recognized and honored women who, through their works and lives, have made significant improvement of life for women and for all citizens of Florida. The Florida Women's Hall of Fame is located on the Plaza Level in the rotunda of the Capitol building where a bronze plaque with an image and biographical sketch of each member of the Women's Hall of Fame hangs in tribute.

The Commission will accept all nominations for the 2017 Florida Women's Hall of Fame postmarked by July 15, 2016. The Commission will recommend, to the Governor of Florida, ten outstanding women from whom up to three will be chosen for induction. Inductees will be recognized at a special ceremony in March 201 7.

Criteria for Selection ominees may be contemporary (living) or historical (deceased), and will be selected by merit, not endorsement. She must have: • been born in or have adopted Florida as her home state and base of operation; • made a significant and enduring contributions to her fields of endeavor, elevated the status of women, helped open new frontiers for women and for society in general, and inspired others by her example; and • through her life and works, made significant contributions to the improvement of life for women and all citizens of Florida. Immediate family of current members of the Florida Commission on the Status of Women are not eligible.

When choosing someone to honor, consider the fo llowing questions: • Is the community and/ or state better for the contributions of the nominee? • Are people in general better because of the accomplishments of the nominee? • Are women in Florida, the region, and/ or the United States better, has their status improved, or have opportunities increased for women because of the life and contributions of the nominee? and/ or • Is the nation, world or particular discipline, profession, or field better because of the contributions of the nominee?

General Rules The Florida Women's Hall of Fame is open to all women of Florida regardless of race, color, national origin, physical challenge, religious or political affiliation, except current members of the Florida Commission of the Status of Women and their immediate families. • Awards may be posthumous . • Only nominations postmarked by July 15, 2016 will be accepted . • Prior nominations may be resubmitted. ominations selected as finalists by the committee will be automatically resubmitted for the next year. • Only nominations submitted on this official nomination form will be accepted. Incomplete nomination forms may not be forwarded to the Committee for review. • All materials sent with the nomination form become the property of the Florida Women's Hall of Fame and will not be returned. • This original nomination form and any other included material must be submitted with two additional copies. • Please do not staple or bind your nomination materials . 2016 Inductees 2006 Inductees 1995 Inductees Carol Jenkins Barnett Caridad Asensio Evelyn Stocking Crosslin, M.D. Helen Aguirre Ferre Tillie Kidd Fowler J oAnn Hardin Morgan Elmira L. Leto Lucy W. Morgan Sarah 'Aunt Frances' Brooks Pryor

2015 Inductees 2004/2005 Inductees 1994 Inductees Mary Lee Nunnally Farrior Shirley D. Coletti i.kki Beare Evelyn C. Keiser Mari.on P. Hammer Betty Mae Jumper Dr. Charlotte E. Maguire .Judi.th Kersey Gladys Nichols Milton

2014 Inductees 2003 Inductees 1993 Inductees Sheriff Susan Benton Sarah Ann Blocker Betty Skelton Frank.man Louise Jones Gopher Gloria Estefan Paulina Pedroso Dottie Berger MacKinnon Mary R. Grizzle Janet Reno

2013 Inductees 2002 Inductees 1992 Inductees Clara C. Frye Victoria Joyce Ely, R. Jacqueline Cochran Aleene Pridgen Kidd MacKenzie Senator Toni Jennings Carrie P. Meek Lillie Pierce Voss Frances Langford Stuart Ruth Bryan Owen

2012 Inductees 2001 Inductees 1986 Inductees Dr. Ruth H. Alexander Jessie Ball DuPont Annie Ackerman Elizabeth "Budd" Bell Lenore Carrero r esbitt Rosemary Barkett Vicki Bryant Burke Lynda Keever Gwendolyn Sawyer Cherry Dorothy Dodd 2011 Inductees 2000 Inductees Marjory Stoneman Douglas Mary Brennan Karl Chris Evert Elsie Jones Hare Anna I. Rodriguez Paula Fickes Hawkins Elizabeth McCullough Johnson MG Marianne Mathewson-Chapman, Ph.D. Frances Bartlett Kinne 2010 Inductees Arva 1oore Parks D r. Eugenie Clark 1999 Inductees Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Claudine Dianne Ryce Althea Gibson Florence Barbara Seibert Dara Grace Torres Sister Jeanne O'Laughlin, OP, Ph.D. Marilyn K Smith Dessie Smith Prescott Eartha Mary Magdalene White 2009 Inductees Louise H. Cortelis 1998 Inductees 1984 Inductees Senator Gwen Margolis Helen Gordon D avis Roxcy O' eal Bolton Betty Schlesinger Sembler Mattie Belle Davis Barbara Landstreet Frye Christine Fulwylie-Bankston Lena B. Smithers Hughes 2008 Inductees Zora eale Hurston Justice Barbara.J. Pariente 1997 Inductees Sybil Collins Mobley Dr. Pallavi Patel Alicia Baro Helen Muir Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Carita Doggett Corse Gladys Pumariega Soler M. Athalie Range Julia DeForest Sturtevant Tuttle 2007 Inductees The Honorable Peggy A. Quince 1996 Inductees 1982 Inductees Maryly VanLeer Peck Marjorie Harris Carr Mary McLeod Bethune Betty Castor Helene S. Coleman Ivy Julia Cromartie Stranahan Elaine Gordon Wilhelmina Celeste Goehring Harvey Paula fae Milton 2016-2017 Tentative Calendar Barbara] o Palmer

July 15, 2016 D eadline for ominations August, 2016 Women's Hall of Fame Committee meets to select 10 finalists August, 2016 Ratificatio n of 10 finalists by Full Commission November 1, 2016 ames of finalists submitted to Governor March, 2017 Florida Women's Hall of Fam e Induction Ceremony THE FLORIDA WOMEN'S ~~ll ~f rnMl 1. General Information

Former name:

Please check one: Contemporary (living) Historical (deceased) _____

D ate o f D eath:

D ate of Birth: ______Place of Birth:

Years nominee resided in Florida:

For contemporary nollllIJees-.

Mailing address:

Telephone: Home: ______Wo rk: ______Ce ll: ______

E -mail: ------

ominator's name*:

Mailing address:

Telephone: Home: ______Wo rk: ______Ce ll: ______

E-mail: ------

*lf the nominator is an organization, please provide 1JJritten organizational approval on offidal letterhead.

Please provide two references from individuals who are knowledgeable of the nominee's achievements and character:

N ame: Phone:

Organization: E mail:

Address:

Name: Phone:

Organization: Email: ______

Address:

(Continued on reverse.) 2. Summary Statement Provide a summary statement, (twenty-five words or less) of the nominee that demonstrates her outstanding accomplishments and contributions.

3. Biographical Sketch Please attach a brief biography of the nominee that includes her major achievements and contributions to her community, as well as awards and honors received by the nominee. Include a description of the nominee's connection to Florida (examples: born and raised in the state, educated here, most notable achievements in the state, etc.) Sketch may be in resume form. You may include supporting materials.

4. Descriptions of Qualifications In a narrative summary of not more than four single-spaced, 12-point typed pages, please identify and expand upon the nominee's achievements and contributions. In your own words, state what the nominee accomplished during her lifetime either for the improvement of life for women and all citizens of Florida. Among the topics the narrative statement should address are: • how the nominee has made significant and enduring contributions to her field(s) of endeavor; • the specific ways in which the nominee has elevated the status of women and helped open new frontiers for women or for society in general; and • how she has inspired other by her example.

5. Supportive Materials ( optional) Nomination packets may include essential supporting documents such as pertinent newspaper and magazine article, primary works, and letters of recommendation. (Note - nominees will be selected by merit, not endorsement.) Please include only essential supporting documents that communicate the nominee's accomplishments as concisely and directly as possible.

FLORIDA COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF MEN

NO STAPLES PLEASE! Please submit THREE COPIES of this form, summary statement, biographical sketch, description of qualification, and THREE COPIES of all other supporting materials, in addition to the originals to: Florida Commission on the Status of Women Attn: Women's Hall of Fame Committee 107 West Gaines Street Tallahassee, FL 32301

Nominations may be submitted electronically by e-mail to [email protected]. Please include all portions of the nomination in .pdf format. Call the Florida Commission on the Status of Women Office at 850-414-3531 for additional information.

All nominations must be postmarked by July 15, 2016 and cannot be returned. Late or incomplete nominations may not be accepted. Florida Association for Women Lawyers Executive Committee Member Report

2015-2016

MONTH: April

Submitted By: Robyn M. Featherston

Executive Officer Position: Membership Director

Activities Since Last Report:

Membership Region calls conducted week of April 4. Focus of this round of calls was on membership renewals/building. Chapters were very active on the call, sharing ideas and events. Chapters were reminded about the FAWL Chapter Development Grants. FAWL announcements were made (Spring meeting, Annual meeting, Florida Bar President Abadin speaking at chapters). Requested chapters advice FAWL of new boards. Pointed out improved and additional membership content posted by Executive Director.

Attended networking event at Ava Maria Law School to promote FAWL to students.

Responded to membership e-mails.

Discussion with Executive Director regarding increasing membership.

Update On Goals/Objectives/Events/Activities: As of April 4, FAWL has 2,903 members. FAWL is on track to surpass 3,000 again this year.

New Member bonus: memberships for new members who join between March 1 and June 30 expire June 30, 2017.

Dues reminder:

FAWL membership dues (the $45 state portion) may not be waived by a chapter for judicial members or past presidents. Please review membership policies and chapter applications to ensure compliance with this policy.

Value of FAWL Membership:

Attached is a compilation of the value, to members and chapters, of FAWL membership.

Status of Budget Line:

The FAWL budget contains $5,000 for Chapter Development Grants, to be used specific recruiting efforts. Each chapter may apply for up to $500 every two years. Please send completed applications to me at [email protected]. Upon receipt of a completed application, I will present it to the board at the next scheduled board meeting. As of August 12, FAWL had awarded $2,500, leaving an available amount of $2,500.

Applications are available on the FAWL website here: https://fawl.memberclicks.net/assets/docs/chapter%20development%20grant% 20guidelines%20and%20application%202011.11.10.pdf.

Two chapters have requested applications since July 1, 2015.

Request for Action at next FAWL ExCom/Board Meeting (if any):

No.

Florida Association for Women Lawyers Executive Committee Member Report

2015-2016

MONTH: __April 2016___

Submitted By: Kyleen A. Hinkle

Executive Officer Position: Legislative Director

Activities Since Last Report:

- Continued monitoring/participating in Involuntary Pornography Study Committee - Address request for Legislative support - Statewide Council on Human Trafficking meeting 3/21/16

Update On Goals/Objectives/Events/Activities:

Upcoming Objectives/Events/Activities/Plans:

- Create Legislative policy

Status of Budget Line:

Request for Action at next FAWL ExCom/Board Meeting (if any):

- Create Legislative policy – request ad hoc committee Florida Association for Women Lawyers Committee Chair Report 2015-2016

MONTH: April 2016

Submitted By: Donna L. Eng, Nancy Stuparich

Committee: Awards

Activities/Committee Meetings Since Last Report: The Awards Committee completed collection of Award nomination forms and presented recommendations to the Board for action at the March 16, 2016 meeting. After taking action on each of the Committee’s recommendation, action on the Leaders in the Law award for South Palm Beach County chapter was deferred. A subsequent committee meeting was held at the request of Kristin Norse, and the Committee approved a winner for the South Palm Beach County chapter Leader in the Law award from the three names submitted. After these actions, Kristin Norse and Kevin Hudson handled the formal announcements of the Awards.” All announcements of Awards have been publicized.

Upcoming Meetings/Activities/Plans: The Awards will be presented at the Gala on June 16, 2016.

Status of Objectives/Goals:

Status of Budget Line (if any):

Request for Action at Next ExCom or Board Meeting (if any):

# 9810393_v2. Florida Association for Women Lawyers Committee Chair Report

2015-2016

MONTH: April___

Submitted By: Jamie W. Karpman and Olivia D. Liggio

Committee: Informed Voters Project (IVP)

Activities/Committee Meetings Since Last Report: We have been working on getting the PSA in jury rooms across the state. Additionally, we have finalized the IVP toolkit and are waiting for it to be posted on the FAWL IVP webpage.

Upcoming Meetings/Activities/Plans: Once the toolkit is on the FAWL IVP webpage we will be reaching out to our committee and to chapter presidents to introduce them to the toolkit.

Status of Objectives/Goals: Nearly met our objective of getting the toolkit finalized and on the website.

Status of Budget Line (if any): N/A

Request for Action at Next ExCom or Board Meeting (if any): N/A

# 9810393_v2. Florida Association for Women Lawyers Committee Chair Report

2015-2016

MONTH: April 2016

Submitted By: Joann Grages Burnett

Committee: Membership

Activities/Committee Meetings Since Last Report:  Assisting with Membership Questions as needed  Assisted with Regional Membership Calls (minutes attached)  Assisting Membership Director Robyn Featherston as needed

Upcoming Meetings/Activities/Plans:

 Will assist as needed with board transition

Status of Objectives/Goals:

 Assisting Membership Director, President, and Executive Director

Status of Budget Line (if any):

None

Request for Action at Next ExCom or Board Meeting (if any):

None

# 9810393_v2. FAWL Region Membership Call Agenda Mid Region April 2016 1‐712‐432‐1500 Passcode: 182629#

Welcome Robyn Featherston

Attendance Joann Grages Burnett

 Robyn Featherston, FAWL Membership Director  Kristin Norse, FAWL President  Kevin Hudson, Executive Director  Joann Grages Burnett, Membership Chair, PFAWL Chapter Rep  Shavarne Dahlquist, PFAWL Membership Director  Sarah Kay, HAWL, VP of Membership  Erin Martin, Broward County Membership Director  Christine Derr, HAWL Chapter Rep  Mary Walter, CFAWL Membership Director  Kim Hosley, CFAWL Chapter Rep

FAWL Announcements Membership renewals Robyn Featherston/Kevin Hudson  We are in the bonus period where new members can enjoy an extra 3 months.  FAWL is working on a project to recruit new members and are supporting chapters as they conduct their membership renewals.  FAWL is encouraging lapsed members to rejoin their local chapters o Individuals who want to renew, will be directed to the chapter site to join o FAWL is reaching out to chapters who may have older applications on their site o If you are self‐processing, review your website to see how people join and follow the application form to ensure it is accurate and updated  Membership as of today‐ 2903

Spring Meeting & Beach Bash Kristin Norse  See conference details here  Registration is still open and you can register per program or for the entire program  Successful partnering with local chapters and we appreciate their support

Annual Meeting/Gala ‐ June 15‐17 Kristin Norse  Still working with Florida Bar but Gala is likely on Thursday, June 16th  Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek  Award letters coming soon as well as e‐blast  Board meeting will be on Thursday morning with a CLE in the afternoon  Diversity Lunch on Friday will be presentation for Rosemary Barkett Award

Ray Abadin, Fla Bar President speaking Kristin Norse  Florida Bar YLD conducted survey that reported levels of sexism or gender bias within the legal profession (See email below).  President Ray Abadin presented to CFAWL and has presentation about these issues that he is willing to bring to FAWL Chapters in an effort to move the needle forward.  The presentation is good and it engenders a great conversation on where we are and where we need to go. However, we need to bring this conversation and message to more than just FAWL chapters. All members of the Florida Bar need this message.  Kristin has encouraged Ray to bring this presentation to men because FAWL has always invited men to our meeting. This message seems to be received.  For future presentations, and the Florida Bar is sending out special invites to the larger firms in the area and other bar leaders to ensure everyone hears this message. Not just women. Ideally, this strategy will bring the message to a larger community.  See below. There is a pre‐approved CLE for this program and Ray will do as many as he can.  Kristin’s view is that when men hear these stories shared by women, often, men are very shocked when they realize how often this happens, it does make a difference.  If your chapter is interested, please contact Kristin with any questions or assistance.

Chapter leadership transition Robyn Featherston  As your chapter has elections and identifies new officers, please share this information with FAWL ASAP so we can ensure we don’t have gaps in communication.  The current chapter leadership goes out with every board meeting. Please review that list for your chapter and if there are corrections, please email Kevin at [email protected] This information will go on website shortly.

FAWL website updates Kevin Hudson  Stay tuned! Lots of changes coming.  If you have a chapter meeting that you want published, please e‐mail Kevin  Consider adding Kevin to your chapter distribution list or any other chapter announcements.

Chapter Announcements Chapters on call CFAWL  Recent recruitment events (in part due to FAWL Membership Recruitment Grants) included Happy Hours in Seminole and Osceola County where CFAWL invited non‐ members and encouraged local community to get involved in CFAWL‐ lots of great feedback.  Upcoming Fundraiser‐ Auction for Action on April 28th to benefit A Place for Children and CFAWL Scholarship Fund (for a student studying for the bar)  Upcoming Human Trafficking Luncheon featuring a speaker who will discuss central Florida community and human trafficking issue. This is part of larger YLD project. HAWL  Currently over 300 members  Recent membership lunch featuring a clothing drive for Dress for Success that was very successful.  April membership meeting will be “Take your Children to Work Day” This is a ½ day event where children and members get backstage tour of courthouse and mock trial in Tampa and then lunch with families and speaker.  May Lunch – awards gala/passing of a gala  Upcoming Annual Judges vs. HAWL Softball Game and membership picnic with families. PFAWL  Friday, April 1‐ “Are we there yet? The road to LGBT and same‐sex equality” speakers included: Cooley professor, 2 solo practitioners, and representative from Equality Florida. Very well‐received and informative. Sponsored in part by a grant from the Florida Bar Diversity and Inclusion Committee.  April social tomorrow at Acropolis in St. Pete.  Judicial Round with Judge Day – Members Only.  May Membership Drive‐ “Evening to relax and recharge” at Novelle Beauty Bar. Very successful last year and hoping to be just as fun this year. Broward  Upcoming Lunch with legal assistants‐ very successful event where they also present Rising Star Scholarship distribution and Nova ($5‐10k)  Seeking ideas for membership drive

Open Discussion* All Successful membership drive ideas

 Membership Happy Hour‐ choose location in county where there is a heavy concentration of non‐members. Write individual emails which while timely, does have a good return.  Encourage your members to bring non‐members. Charge members to attend and then give discounts for every non‐member they bring. I.e. Members $30.00. Bring 1 non‐ member member price is $15. Bring 2 non‐members – everyone free!

Feedback from chapters  Please check out the updates on www.fawl.org

Dear FAWL Leader:

As you have likely seen in The Florida Bar News and other forms of correspondence, The Florida Bar’s Young Lawyers Division (YLD) recently conducted a Survey on Women in the Legal Profession, canvassing young female lawyers practicing in the state, to gain a better understanding of workplace issues and how our profession can do better to narrow the gender gap.

The results were sobering – and likely to many of you, not necessarily surprising – with many respondents indicating they had experienced one or more serious issues, such as gender bias and harassment from opposing counsel, an employer or the court. Additionally, more than one quarter reported resigning due to a lack of advancement opportunities, a lack of work‐life balance and/or employer/supervisor insensitivity.

The true takeaway from this survey lies in the comments – 90 pages of eloquent, often troubling, personal accounts and opinions – that reflect how important these issues are to our profession.

The Florida Bar and its Young Lawyers Division have been vocal in their commitment to address this issue of gender equality head‐on with the goal of engaging members to improve workplace conditions in our profession so that no lawyer feels marginalized or restricted from opportunity.

I am incredibly pleased that Florida Bar President Ramon A. Abadin has personally embraced this as a top priority during his tenure. With this in mind, he is traveling and speaking at a number of FAWL chapters statewide over the next few months. He is also working with local chapters who invite him to speak to fill the room, inviting both men and women, members and nonmembers, to participate in this important conversation.

If you have not already done so, please reach out to Rosalyn Scott at The Florida Bar if you would like to coordinate something similar for your membership. And if you are on the board of any other voluntary bar associations other than a FAWL chapter, please share this information with them and encourage them to invite President Abadin to speak.

To schedule an event, please contact:

Rosalyn A. Scott [email protected] (850) 561‐5759

The Florida Bar has also allocated one CLE credit for this presentation (Course 1602559N).

While dialogue alone cannot solve this issue, I am optimistic that it will help lay a foundation as we work together towards a solution. If you have any questions about this, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

FAWL Region Membership Call Agenda North Region April 2016 1‐712‐432‐1500 Passcode: 182629#

Welcome Robyn Featherston

Attendance Joann Grages Burnett

 Robyn Featherston, FAWL Membership Director  Kristin Norse, FAWL President  Kevin Hudson, Executive Director Cell‐ 386‐682‐1498  Joann Grages Burnett, Membership Chair  Jen Sullivan, TWL, Regional Captain  Suzanne Hollifield Clark, JWLA  Trisha Graham, OFAWL  Christin Gonzalez, TWL  Jane West, St. John’s County  Marcy LaHart, Clara Gehan  Katherine Lancaster, Clara Gehan

Spring Meeting & Beach Bash Kristin Norse  April 20‐22 See conference details here  Registration is still open and you can register per program or for the entire program  Rooms are filling up VERY fast. Friday, April 8th is deadline to reserve room at rate. Non‐ conference rate is double. If you have any issues, please call Kevin ASAP.  Resort casual  Successful partnering with local chapters and we appreciate their support

Ray Abadin, Fla Bar President speaking Kristin Norse  Florida Bar YLD conducted survey that reported levels of sexism or gender bias within the legal profession (See email below).  President Ray Abadin presented to CFAWL and Miami and in the future, TWL and has presentation about these issues that he is willing to bring to FAWL Chapters in an effort to move the needle forward.  The presentation is good and it engenders a great conversation on where we are and where we need to go. However, we need to bring this conversation and message to more than just FAWL chapters. All members of the Florida Bar need this message.  Kristin has encouraged Ray to bring this presentation to men because FAWL has always invited men to our meeting. This message seems to be received.  For future presentations, and the Florida Bar is sending out special invites to the larger firms in the area and other bar leaders to ensure everyone hears this message. Not just women. Ideally, this strategy will bring the message to a larger community.  See below. There is a pre‐approved CLE for this program and Ray will do as many as he can.  If your chapter is interested, please contact Kristin with any questions or assistance.

Chapter Announcements Chapters on call

OFAWL  2 new members! Recently had a happy hour/networking event. Very nice venue and new faces. Wonderful return.  Received 2 tickets to Little Black Dress Party‐ to benefit women’s health issues and used this for a drawing.  Upcoming wine tasting/tapas in April to coincide with a women’s shelter

TWL  TWL followed FAWL’s lead to create a strategic plan. Big thanks to Kristin who helped with survey. Results in and now having strategic planning meetings. Big topics included networking, community outreach, and social events.

Clara Gehan  Chapter is not doing well. President quit recently. President‐elect will step forward (Emily Snyder)  Hoping to reinvigorate JA reception  Will work with PFAWL and OFAWL to brainstorm.

JWLA  Continuing monthly speakers and meetings. Use Constant Contact.  Utilize Sponsors: Mediators, Technology Company  Breast Cancer Walk in October  Judicial Reception on June 8‐outgrew previous location. This year at Everbank Stadium. This event supplies next year’s budget and funds event.  Very active board and several VP positions which assist with different events.

St. Johns County  Recent networking social which was very effective and easy to organize.  Free for members, no RSVP  Invited bankers/real estate folks who agreed to sponsor  Switching venues and will host Children’s rights/Juvenile justice at UF law. Hoping to get more RSVPs. The event is Monday, April 11.

Open Discussion* All  Pulling a Florida Bar list to market your chapter. See request form below. This is free for chapters.  Let FAWL know how we can help!  Please check out the updates on www.fawl.org

Dear FAWL Leader:

The true takeaway from this survey lies in the comments – 90 pages of eloquent, often troubling, personal accounts and opinions – that reflect how important these issues are to our profession.

To schedule an event, please contact:

Rosalyn A. Scott [email protected] (850) 561‐5759

The Florida Bar has also allocated one CLE credit for this presentation (Course 1602559N).

Sincerely,

The Florida Bar Public Records Request for Florida Bar Membership Data

Date of Request: Attorney/Customer Number (please leave blank if unsure): Name: Firm: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone: Fax: Email:

****SPREADSHEETS COME IN EXCEL FORMAT ONLY**** BAR NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS, FIRM, CITY, STATE, ZIP, PHONE NUMBER, FAX NUMBER, EMAIL, COUNTY CODE, CIRCUIT CODE PLEASE BE SPECIFIC WITH ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION YOU WANT INCLUDED IN THE EXCEL SPREADSHEET

COMMENTS/NOTES

Members In Good Standing (MIGS) (includes attorneys eligible to practice law in Florida, Judges, and active attorneys who are CLER Exempt) Affiliates (includes Authorized House Counsel, Foreign Legal Counsel, and Law Faculty Affiliate) Florida Registered Paralegals (FRP)

In State only Out of State only OR Both (includes both In and Out of State)

SELECT ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CIRCUITS OR COUNTIES – YOU MAY CHOOSE ONLY ONE CATEGORY

Circuit(s): 01 – Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Walton 11 – Dade 02 – Franklin, Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Wakulla 12 – Desoto, Manatee, Sarasota 03 – Columbia, Dixie, Hamilton, Lafayette, Madison, Suwannee, Taylor 13 – Hillsborough 04 – Clay, Duval, Nassau 14 – Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, Washington 05 – Citrus, Hernando, Lake, Marion, Sumter 15 – Palm Beach 06 – Pasco, Pinellas 16 – Monroe 07 – St. Johns, Volusia, Flagler, Putnam 17 – Broward 08 – Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Gilchrist, Levy, Union 18 – Brevard, Seminole 09 – Orange, Osceola 19 – Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee, St. Lucie 10 – Hardee, Highlands, Polk 20 – Charlotte, Collier, Glade, Hendry, Lee

County(s): 01 – Alachua 19 – Franklin 37 – Leon 55 – St. Johns 02 – Baker 20 – Gadsden 38 – Levy 56 – St. Lucie 03 – Bay 21 – Gilchrist 39 – Liberty 57 – Santa Rosa 04 – Bradford 22 – Glades 40 – Madison 58 – Sarasota 05 – Brevard 23 – Gulf 41 – Manatee 59 – Seminole 06 – Broward 24 – Hamilton 42 – Marion 60 – Sumter 07 – Calhoun 25 – Hardee 43 – Martin 61 – Suwannee 08 – Charlotte 26 – Hendry 44 – Monroe 62 – Taylor 09 – Citrus 27 – Hernando 45 – Nassau 63 – Union 10 – Clay 28 – Highlands 46 – Okaloosa 64 – Volusia 11 – Collier 29 – Hillsborough 47 – Okeechobee 65 – Wakulla 12 – Columbia 30 – Holmes 48 – Orange 66 – Walton 13 – Dade 31 – Indian River 49 – Osceola 67 – Washington 14 – Desoto 32 – Jackson 50 – Palm Beach 68 – OUT-OF-STATE 15 – Dixie 33 – Jefferson 51 – Pasco 69 – Foreign 16 – Duval 34 – Lafayette 52 – Pinellas 17 – Escambia 35 – Lake 53 – Polk 18 – Flagler 36 – Lee 54 – Putnam SELECT ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OR CERTIFICATIONS – YOU MAY CHOOSE ONLY ONE CATEGORY

Section(s): AD – Alternative Dispute Resolution HL – Health Law AL – Administrative Law IL – International Law AP – Appellate Practice LE – Labor & Employment Law CB – Business Law LG – City, County and Local Government CL – Criminal Law OS – Out-of-State Division ED – Elder Law PI – Public Interest Law EL – Environmental and Land Use Law RP – Real Property, Probate & Trust Law EO – Equal Opportunities Law TL – Trial Lawyers ES – Entertainment, Arts & Sports Law TX– Tax FL – Family Law WC – Workers' Compensation GL – Government Lawyer YL – Young Lawyers Division GP – General Practice, Solo and Small Firm

Certification(s): AD – Admiralty & Maritime Law ED – Elder Law AG – State and Federal Gov't & Administrative Practice EL – Education Law AL – Adoption Law EP – Wills, Trusts and Estates AP – Appellate Practice FL – Marital and Family Law AT – Antitrust & Trade Regulation Law HL – Health Law AV – Aviation Law IL – International Law BL – Business Litigation IM – Immigration and Nationality CA – Criminal Appellate IP – Intellectual Property Law CC – City, County and Local Government Law LE – Labor & Employment Law CL – Construction Law RE – Real Estate CR – Criminal Trial TX – Tax Law CT – Civil Trial WC – Workers' Compensation

Mail completed form to: The Florida Bar, Member Records Department, 651 East Jefferson Street, Tallahassee, FL 32399-2300, Fax to 850-561-9435, or email the Addressing Coordinator at [email protected], Phone 850-561-5674. FAWL Region Membership Call Agenda South Region April 2016 1‐712‐432‐1500 Passcode: 182629#

Welcome Robyn Featherston

Attendance Joann Grages Burnett

 Robyn Featherston, FAWL Membership Director  Kristin Norse, FAWL President  Kevin Hudson, Executive Director Cell‐ 386‐682‐1498  Joann Grages Burnett, Membership Chair  Adrienne Rabinowitz Palm Beach County FAWL  Lisa Lullove, South Palm Beach County FAWL  Abbe Rifkin, Broward County FAWL  Kayla Richmond, Lee County

Annual Meeting/Gala ‐ June 15‐17 Kristin Norse  Still working with Florida Bar but Gala is likely on Thursday, June 16th  Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek  Board meeting will be on Thursday morning with a CLE in the afternoon  Diversity Lunch on Friday will be presentation for Rosemary Barkett Award

Ray Abadin, Fla Bar President speaking Kristin Norse  Florida Bar YLD conducted survey that reported levels of sexism or gender bias within the legal profession (See email below).  President Ray Abadin presented to CFAWL and Miami and in the future, TWL and has presentation about these issues that he is willing to bring to FAWL Chapters in an effort to move the needle forward.  The presentation is good and it engenders a great conversation on where we are and where we need to go. However, we need to bring this conversation and message to more than just FAWL chapters. All members of the Florida Bar need this message.  Kristin has encouraged Ray to bring this presentation to men because FAWL has always invited men to our meeting. This message seems to be received.  For future presentations, and the Florida Bar is sending out special invites to the larger firms in the area and other bar leaders to ensure everyone hears this message. Not just women. Ideally, this strategy will bring the message to a larger community.  Daily Business Review Article on Miami Dade presentation. Suggests efforts to get more men in room we not as fruitful. JWLA also hosting presentation. Ray also gave this to BOG. It does appear that some men are genuinely shocked to learn about these issues.  See below. There is a pre‐approved CLE for this program and Ray will do as many as he can.  If your chapter is interested, please contact Kristin with any questions or assistance.

Chapter Announcements Chapters on call Palm Beach County FAWL  Legal fair this Saturday where lawyers are going out to Belle Glade to provide legal advice for the community (Family law, Workers comp, etc). Very successful last year.  Next Wednesday, Mentoring Luncheon focused on women starting their own firms. Robin Bresky will be speaking  Justice Pariente is speaking in June during an awards

South Palm Beach County FAWL  Fashion show to benefit local legal aid‐ very well‐attended. Show featured sponsors along with Director of Legal Aid. All proceeds to benefit Legal Aid.  Next week Membership Lunch with financial analyst and planner to speak to group. Speaker works with professional women and women in transition.  May Membership Lunch with Maria Sacks speaking  Recent Women Lawyer of the Year award to Justice Pariente

Broward County FAWL  Last month Annual Family Law presentation very well‐attended! Ran out of materials.  Upcoming annual Administrative Assistant Lunch which is a very well‐attended event  Hoping to have Installation in June.

Lee County FAWL  Hosting membership appreciation event on April 13‐ HH and apps with Lee FAWL t‐shirts to wear in community events.  May 5‐ Annual Judicial Reception honoring Judge Brody in Collier County for her contributions to FAWL (usually 120 ppl). Good sponsors and invitations going out soon.  June 1‐ Pres. Abadin will be speaking with Lee County Bar Association and YLD. Host lunch/lecture. Will send invite to managing partners.

Open Discussion* All  Palm Beach County‐ started taking a perspective member to lunch with a member of the board which has been successful in recruiting new members.  Another strategy is to send individual emails.  Pulling a Florida Bar list to market your chapter. See request form attached. This is free for chapters.  Let FAWL know how we can help!  Please check out the updates on www.fawl.org

Dear FAWL Leader:

The true takeaway from this survey lies in the comments – 90 pages of eloquent, often troubling, personal accounts and opinions – that reflect how important these issues are to our profession.

To schedule an event, please contact:

Rosalyn A. Scott [email protected] (850) 561‐5759

The Florida Bar has also allocated one CLE credit for this presentation (Course 1602559N).

Sincerely,

The Florida Bar Public Records Request for Florida Bar Membership Data

Date of Request: Attorney/Customer Number (please leave blank if unsure): Name: Firm: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone: Fax: Email:

COMMENTS/NOTES

In State only Out of State only OR Both (includes both In and Out of State)

SELECT ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CIRCUITS OR COUNTIES – YOU MAY CHOOSE ONLY ONE CATEGORY

Mail completed form to: The Florida Bar, Member Records Department, 651 East Jefferson Street, Tallahassee, FL 32399-2300, Fax to 850-561-9435, or email the Addressing Coordinator at [email protected], Phone 850-561-5674. Florida Association for Women Lawyers Committee Chair Report

2015-2016

MONTH: April

Submitted By: Robin Bresky, FAWL Immediate Past President & Nominating Committee Chair

Committee: Nominating Committee

Activities/Committee Meetings Since Last Report:

The Nominating Committee was assembled pursuant to Article VIII of FAWL’s Bylaws, which state in pertinent part:

Section 1: A nominating committee to elect officers to the Association shall consist of: the Immediate Past President, the President-Elect, three members appointed by the Board of Directors and one member appointed by the President. The Immediate Past President shall serve as Chair of the Nominating committee. Said committee shall formulate a slate of nominees which shall be immediately reported in writing to the Board of Directors not less than sixty (60) days prior to the Annual Meeting, and presented to the entire membership by mail, facsimile or electronic mail. The nominating committee shall solicit nominees from the Executive Board, Board of Directors and Chapters and shall operate in accordance with the quorum and notice requirements of the Association bylaws.

The nominating committee was assembled in compliance with Article VIII, Section 1 of FAWL’s Bylaws. The Board selected its appointees at the January 2016 FAWL Board meeting after much discussion and deliberation, and a written vote. The FAWL President’s appointment was made thereafter. The members serving on this committee included: Robin Bresky (SPBC FAWL), Immediate Past President Leora Freire (PB FAWL), President-Elect Board Appointees: Gigi Rollini (TWL), Kristin Norse (HAWL), and Barbara Leach (CFAWL) President Appointee: Susan Healy (Collier) The geographic composition was at the maximum for this committee: six different FAWL chapters. The committee also contained four FAWL presidents, and six Chapter presidents. Four of the committee’s members have served on FAWL nominating committees previously.

On February 8, 2016, the committee sent an eblast to the membership requesting interested members to apply for board positions and submit a letter of interest. In addition, Kristin Norse solicited interest directly from FAWL’s Executive Committee members. All letters of interest were circulated to the entire nominative committee.

The committee met on four separate occasions, for a total of five (5) hours, on February 1, March 4, March 21, and March 29, 2016.

After much deliberation and extensive discussion, the committee approved the following slate. In addition to Board positions, the committee also discussed and recommended chair positions to be appointed by President-Elect Freire.

Two positions are automatic, but are to be published with the approved slate:

President: Leora Freire (Palm Beach County FAWL)

Immediate Past President: Kristin Norse (Hillsborough Association for Women Lawyers/HAWL)

The nominating committee’s approved slate for the remaining officers is below:

President-Elect: Jennifer Sullivan (Tallahassee Women Lawyers/TWL) Jennifer Sullivan has served as FAWL’s Legislative Director for two years (2013-15), during which Jen literally wrote the manual FAWL now uses for its Lobby Days. She currently serves on FAWL’s Legislative and Governance Committees and, before that, served on FAWL’s Board as TWL’s representative to FAWL for two years (2009-10, 2012-13). Jen has served on FAWL Committees every year since 2009, including the Hiring, Governance, Membership, and Legislative Committees. During that service, she helped FAWL transition during a time of executive director turnover, and personally traveled to new, struggling, and disengaged chapters to ensure a successful partnership with FAWL. She is a past president of TWL (2011-12), and served as its Director of Public Relations for 3 years, Chapter Representative to FAWL for 2 years, as Membership Chair during her term as TWL president-elect. Pursuant to FAWL’s bylaws, the president-elect is the position responsible for FAWL’s programming. During Jen’s term as TWL president, TWL received FAWL’s Outstanding Programming Award.

Treasurer: Katherine Yanes (Hillsborough Association for Women Lawyers/HAWL) Katherine currently serves as FAWL’s Journal Director, and has twice served as HAWL’s representative to FAWL. Katherine has held extensive leadership positions in HAWL, as well as in her local Bar Associations. 2

Secretary: Jennifer Shoaf Richardson (Jacksonville Women Lawyers Association/JWLA) Jenny currently serves as FAWL’s Treasurer (2015-16), and previously served as FAWL’s Membership Director (2014-15) and Young Lawyers Chair (2013-14). She also serves on the Ad Hoc JNC Monitoring Committee, and previously served on FAWL’s Hiring and Governance Committees. Her chapter leadership includes multiple board positions with TWL, prior to moving to Jacksonville, where she has since served as JWLA’s Treasurer and Membership Director.

Membership Director: Kyleen Hinkle (Pinellas FAWL/PFAWL) Kyleen currently serves as FAWL’s Legislative Director (2015-16), and previously served as Awards Committee Chair (2013-14), on the Awards Committee (2012-13), and on the Legislative Committee (2014-15). Kyleen is a past president of PFAWL (2012-13).

Development Director: Laurie Thompson (South Palm Beach County FAWL) Laurie currently serves as FAWL’s Development Director, before which she served as FAWL’s Development Committee Chair she served as Development chair. She has also served as past president for South Palm Beach County FAWL.

Public Relations Director: Jenny Sieg (Women Lawyers of Pasco) Jenny currently serves as FAWL’s PR Director. In 2014, she helped found the Women Lawyers of Pasco, and she currently serves as that chapter’s president. She is a past president of the West Pasco Bar Association (2010-11) as well.

Legislative Director: Jennifer Erdelyi (Broward County FAWL) Jennifer is the current Co-Chair of FAWL’s Legislative Lobby Days Committee and she is the current President of Broward County FAWL. She has served Broward County FAWL in numerous leadership roles.

Journal Editor: Donna Eng (Palm Beach County FAWL) Donna currently serves as FAWL’s Awards Chair and is the current secretary for Palm Beach County FAWL. She previously served as treasurer and pro bono committee chair for Palm Beach County FAWL.

Young Lawyers Chair: Iris Elijah (Tallahassee Women Lawyers/TWL) Iris currently serves as TWL’s Young Lawyers Section Chair, and has served on FAWL’s 3

Young Lawyers Committee for the past 2 years. She is also a member of Class II of The Florida Bar’s Leadership Academy.

Upcoming Meetings/Activities/Plans: The committee is submitting this report to be distributed to the Board immediately in compliance with the FAWL Bylaws, and for the purpose of ensuring publication of the slate to the membership by April 15, 2016, in compliance with FAWL’s Bylaws.

Status of Objectives/Goals: The goal of the committee was to determine FAWL’s nominees for FAWL’s 2016-2017 officers in accordance with Article VIII, Section 1 of FAWL’s Bylaws. The committee was committed to nominating FAWL members who will ably serve FAWL in its mission through their collective experience, camaraderie and past leadership, while ensuring a geographically diverse and responsive representative body.

The committee’s work will be completed with the distribution of the committee’s report to the Board, and the publication of the slate to the membership by April 15, 2016.

Thank you to the committee for their generous time given to FAWL on this very important task!

Status of Budget Line (if any): N/A

Request for Action at Next ExCom or Board Meeting (if any): N/A

Florida Association for Women Lawyers Chapter Representative Report

2015-2016

MONTH: _April______

Submitted By: Kate Mesic

Chapter: Jacksonville Women Lawyers Association

Chapter Activities to Report:

March Luncheon at The River Club, Speaker:Judge Scott Makar, 1st District Court of Appeals: “Everything you wanted to know about DCAs”

March Past President's Happy Hour – fully sponsored event, at least 10 past presidents attended and were spotlighted.

We continue to send out a monthly newsletter to our members and friends of the organization, along with very active social media platform.

Upcoming Meetings/Activities/Plans:

April Luncheon 4/14/16 – at The River Club, Speaker: Ray Abadin, President of the Florida Bar Topic: “Male Buy-In for Gender Equality in the Legal Profession”

Judicial Reception – June 8, 2016 will be held at the Terrace Suite, Everbank Stadium. We outgrew our previous location and are expecting several hundreds of people. This is a new venue for us. Our goal for fundraising is $35,000.00.

April Happy Hour – April 27 again fully sponsored event. We expect 45-60 people.

Request for FAWL Support, or Questions/Concerns for FAWL to address (if any):

Request for Action (on which vote needed) at Next ExCom or Board Meeting (if any):

Florida Association for Women Lawyers Chapter Representative Report

2015-2016

MONTH: ___March 2016______

Submitted By: Kayla Richmond

Chapter: Lee County Association for Women Lawyers

Chapter Activities to Report: We previously hosted a Q & A/Mentoring session with the local judiciary and members of the FAWL executive board. All panelist were able to give valuable to insight to the attendees, who enjoyed the event.

Upcoming Meetings/Activities/Plans: We are hosting an inaugural LCAWL Members appreciation event on April 13th, 2016. This event is a Happy Hour with free drinks and appetizers for members, with a LCAWL t-shirt, as our gift of appreciation! We are encouraging early membership renewal and new member registration with this event.

We are also hosting our Annual Judicial Reception on May 5, 2016 at the Marina at Edison Ford. This event is well attended, is sponsored by a number of firms in town, and entails honoring a local judicial member who promotes the goals and mission of LCAWL and FAWL, and also awards a recipient of the LCAWL Scholarship.

LCAWL will also be hosting its annual Fashion Show and Spa day in June. The event is a fundraiser and the Board is currently determining where to contribute the funds.

Request for FAWL Support, or Questions/Concerns for FAWL to address (if any):

In response to Kristin Norse’s email to all chapters, LCAWL has reached out to President Abadin to host a discussion on the gender gap issues related to the YLD article. We are hoping to host a lunch-n-learn event in later May, in conjunction with the Lee County Bar Association. If anyone from FAWL has information on contacting President Abadin re: hosting this event it would be much appreciated – at this time we haven’t received a response.

Request for Action (on which vote needed) at Next ExCom or Board Meeting (if any):

N/A

Florida Association for Women Lawyers Chapter Representative Report

2015-2016

MONTH: April 2016

Submitted By: Heather Bridwell

Chapter: Martin County

Chapter Activities to Report:

We hosted a luncheon in honor of the Judicial Assistants in Martin County on April 8, 2016.

We presented a program on Martin County Public Television pursuant to a diversity grant we received from the Florida Bar regarding “How to Handle a Police Stop.”

Upcoming Meetings/Activities/Plans:

We are in the process of determining our officers/directors for the coming year and planning our annual office induction ceremony/reception.

Request for FAWL Support, or Questions/Concerns for FAWL to address (if any):

Request for Action (on which vote needed) at Next ExCom or Board Meeting (if any):

Florida Association for Women Lawyers Chapter Representative Report March 2016 Submitted by: Adrienne Rabinowitz Chapter: Palm Beach County

I. Chapter Activities to Report:

 On March 16th, we held our annual Judicial Assistant/Courtroom Deputy Appreciation Luncheon honoring federal and state courtroom staff. The event was a huge success with 168 attending.

 On March 18, 2016, we held our second Take Your Child to Work Day at the Main courthouse in downtown West Palm Beach.

 On March 30th, the Pace Breakfast & Books Club held its monthly meeting at the Pace Center for Girls.

 On March 31st, we held a networking event at Bradley’s.

 On April 5th, we proudly sponsored the Women’s Foundation Raise the Bar fundraising event.

 On April 9th, we hosted a Legal Fair for the Belle Glade community. PBC FAWL attorneys volunteered for 3 hours to provide much needed legal assistance to members of the Belle Glade community. This was the second time PBC FAWL hosted this legal fair.

II. Upcoming Meetings/ Activities/Plans:

 Our monthly mentoring luncheon, Stepping Out – Women Advancing and Promoting Our Own Firms, was rescheduled from March to April 20th

 On April 21st, the Pace Breakfast & Books Club will hold its monthly meeting at the Pace Center for Girls.

 Also on April 27st, PBC FAWL will co-host a happy hour mixer with the Women’s Chamber of Commerce.

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III. Request for FAWL Support or Questions/Concerns for FAWL to address: None

IV. Request for Action (on which vote needed) at Next ExCom orBoard Meeting: None

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Florida Association for Women Lawyers Chapter Representative Report 2015-2016 MONTH: April 2016

Submitted By: Joann Grages Burnett

Chapter: Pinellas (PFAWL)

Chapter Activities to Report:

 Promoting FAWL Spring Meeting in Naples  Nominating members for various community and bar awards.  Sunday, March 13- Family Fun Day at the Clearwater Aquarium- Free event for Members and their families.  Friday, April 1- “Are we there yet? The road to LGBT and Same-Sex Equality. Made possible by a grant from the support of the Florida Bar Diversity Committee and recording provided by MMM Certified Legal Videographers.  Tuesday, April 5- Social at Acropolis St. Pete  Thursday, April 14- Judicial Round with Judge Jack Day (lunch)

Upcoming Meetings/Activities/Plans:  April 15- Attending Pinellas County Pro Bono Awards Ceremony to support PFAWL nominees and winners  May 3 Membership Social (see flyer below) o Platinum Sponsors: Northstar Realty (Shelly Shultz); St. Petersburg Conference Center; MMM Certified Videographers o Silver Sponsors: Jacqlyn Bryant of Perenich, Caulfield, Avril, Noyes; Elise K. Winters, P.A.  May 4- 2016 Annual ABLE Dinner Event in Tampa  June installation of new board  Attending Voluntary Bar Conference  Attending FAWL/Florida Bar Annual Meeting

Request for FAWL Support, or Questions/Concerns for FAWL to address (if any): None

Request for Action (on which vote needed) at Next ExCom or Board Meeting (if any): None

Family Fun Day at the Clearwater Aquarium

Members and their families learning about the Aquarium

PFAWL President Marcie Anthony’s daughter (our youngest member )

PFAWL S PRING MEMBERSHIP S OCIAL AN EVENING TO R ELAX & R ECHARGE TUESDAY • M AY 3, 2016 • 6:00 PM NOUVELLE B EAUTY B AR 475 C ENTRAL A VENUE, S T. P ETERSBURG

Please Join Us for an Evening of Pampering, Drinks, Appetizers, Delightful Company, and Get to Know PFAWL!

COST Free for Non-Members*  $30 for Members  $20 for Members who bring 1 non-member  $10 for Members who bring 2 non-members *Must be a law student or attorney

Entry includes Manicure or Pedicure with your choice of drink and appetizers catered by La Vie and a raffle ticket *or* 2 drinks + food + raffle ticket if you choose not to have a treatment.

RSVP Sponsorship Space is Limited, to register visit Opportunities are available. Email Eventbrite or contact [email protected] for more [email protected] information. Florida Association for Women Lawyers Chapter Representative Report

2015-2016

MONTH: April 2016

Submitted By: Carol A. Gart

Chapter: South Palm Beach County

Chapter Activities to Report:

March 10 - Monthly membership lunch at Farmer’s Table in Boca Raton. Since our speaker had to cancel at the last minute, we made this networking event and allowed each of our members to stand and introduce themselves and speak about their areas(s) of practice.

March 22 - we held our Second Annual Past President’s Reception and honored Florida Supreme Court Justice Barbara Pariente. The reception was held at Woodfield CC in Boca Raton.

March 31 - we held a Fashion Show to benefit Legal Aid at Lord & Taylor. Our members and sponsors modeled. Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres were provided by Lord & Taylor.

Upcoming Meetings/Activities/Plans:

April 14 - Monthly membership lunch at Farmer’s Table in Boca Raton. One of our sponsors, Craig Richman of Richman Capital will speak.

Request for FAWL Support, or Questions/Concerns for FAWL to address (if any):

None

Request for Action (on which vote needed) at Next ExCom or Board Meeting (if any):

None

Florida Association for Women Lawyers Chapter Representative Report

2015-2016

MONTH: __April______

Submitted By: Wendy Mara, President of VFAWL and Proxy for Kelly Chanfrau

Chapter: VFAWL

Chapter Activities to Report:

Revising Bylaws (specifically wanting to add Affiliate Members) Luncheon this month with Kelly Chanfrau on deposition skills with CLE Luncheon next month with Elizabeth Tarbert on ethics and advertising with CLE VFAWL Tea and Fashion Show to Benefit PACE Center for Girls, Volusia Flagler – May 1st

Upcoming Meetings/Activities/Plans:

Working on slate of officers and directors for next year Sending out information for VFAWL’s Woman of the Year Working with YLD and VCBA for showing of Ray Abadin’s CLE

Request for FAWL Support, or Questions/Concerns for FAWL to address (if any):

Considering no longer being self-processing and board will decide at next meeting

Request for Action (on which vote needed) at Next ExCom or Board Meeting (if any): n/a

FAWL 2015-2016 Officers and Executive Director

President Journal Editor Kristin Norse Katherine Yanes Kynes, Markman & Felman, PA Kynes, Markman & Felman, PA 100 S. Ashley Dr., Suite 1300 100 S. Ashley Dr., Suite 1300 Tampa, FL 33602 Tampa, FL 33602 813-229-1118 813-229-1118 [email protected] [email protected]

President-elect Legislative Director Leora Freire Kyleen Hinkle Richman Greer, PA P.O. Box 126 One Clearlake Centre, Suite 1504 Terra Ceia, FL 34250-0126 250 Australian Avenue South 813-393-8562 West Palm Beach, FL 33401-5016 [email protected] 561-803-3531 [email protected]

Immediate Past President Development Director Robin Bresky Laurie Thompson The Law Offices of Robin Bresky Weiner, Lynne & Thompson, PA 6111 Broken Sound Pkwy NW, Suite 260 10 SE 1st Ave., Suite C Boca Raton, FL 33487-3643 Delray Beach, FL 33444 561-994-6273 561-900-0721 [email protected] [email protected]

Treasurer Communications/Public Relations Jennifer Shoaf Richardson Director Boyd & Jenerette Jenny Sieg 201 North Hogan Street, Suite 400 Sieg & Cole, PA Jacksonville, FL 32202 5207 Marine Parkway 904-520-7804 New Port Richey, FL 34652 [email protected] 727-842-2237 [email protected]

Secretary Young Lawyers Chair Kim Hastings Stephanie Cagnet Myron Brennan, Manna & Diamond Cagnet Myron Law, P.A. 3301 Bonita Beach Rd., Suite 100 1500 Gateway Blvd. Ste. 220 Bonita Springs, FL 34134 Boynton Beach, FL 33426 239-405-7864 561-877-0230 [email protected] [email protected]

Membership Director Executive Director Robyn Featherston Kevin Hudson Featherston Law Firm, PL Florida Association P.O. Box 12084 for Women Lawyers Saint Petersburg, FL 33733-2084 P.O. Box 731685 727-346-8313 Ormond Beach, FL 32173-1685 [email protected] 866-241-FAWL [email protected]

FAWL Committee Leaders and Liaisons

Awards Governance

Nancy Stuparich, Chair Leora Freire, Chair 1012 Ward Circle Richman Greer, PA Oviedo, FL 32765-7004 One Clearlake Centre, Suite 1504 786-246-0635 250 Australian Avenue South [email protected] West Palm Beach, FL 33401-5016 561-803-3531 Donna Eng, Co-chair [email protected] Mrachek Fitzgerald Rose Konopka Thomas & Weiss, PA Informed Voters Project 1000 SE Monterey Commons Blvd. Ste 306 Stuart, FL 34996 Olivia Liggio, Chair [email protected] Liggio Benrubi, P.A. 1615 Forum Place, Suite 3B Communications/Public Relations West Palm Beach, FL 33401 (561) 616-3333 Jenny Sieg, Director [email protected] Sieg & Cole, PA 5207 Marine Parkway Jamie Karpman, Co-chair New Port Richey, FL 34652 400 W. Bay St., Ste. 1015 727-842-2237 Jacksonville, FL 32202-4439 [email protected] 904-208-6070 [email protected] Nicole Hessen, Chair 2001 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd., Ste. 204 Journal West Palm Beach, FL 33409 561-246-6666 Katherine Yanes, Director [email protected] Kynes, Markman & Felman, PA 100 S. Ashley Dr., Suite 1300 Development Tampa, FL 33602 813-229-1118 Laurie Thompson, Director [email protected] Weiner, Lynne & Thompson, PA 10 SE 1st Ave., Suite C Kate Mesic, Chair Delray Beach, FL 33444 The Law Offices of Kate Mesic, PA 561-900-0721 6550 Saint Augustine Rd., Ste. 305 [email protected] Jacksonville, FL 32217-2847 904-619-2510 Kimberly Hosley, Chair [email protected] 9161 Narcoossee Rd., Ste. 210 Orlando, FL 32827-5764 407-982-7261 [email protected]

Legislative/Lobby Days Membership

Kyleen Hinkle, Director Robyn Featherston, Director P.O. Box 126 Featherston Law Firm, PL Terra Ceia, FL 34250-0126 P.O. Box 12084 813-393-8562 Saint Petersburg, FL 33733-2084 [email protected] 727-346-8313 [email protected] Emily Criste, Chair Law Offices of Emily Ann Criste, PLLC Joann Grages Burnett, Chair 310 Fifth Avenue 1401 61st Street South Indialantic, FL 32903 Gulfport, FL 33707 321-345-7526 727-562-7303 [email protected] [email protected]

Member Advancement & Promotion Membership Region Captains

Robin Bresky, Chair Jennifer Sullivan Davis, North Region The Law Offices of Robin Bresky Guilday Schwartz Simpson 6111 Broken Sound Pkwy NW, Suite 260 West Hatch & Lowe PA Boca Raton, FL 33487-3643 1983 Centre Pointe Blvd Ste 200 561-994-6273 Tallahassee, FL 32308-7823 [email protected] 850-224-7091 [email protected] Mentoring Ashley Winship, Central Region Caroline Johnson Levine, Chair Winship Law, P.A. 501 E. Kennedy Blvd., Ste. 1100 230 S New York Ave., Ste. 200 Tampa, FL 33602-5242 Winter Park, FL 32789-4244 813-233-2880 407-636-5620 [email protected] [email protected]

Catherine Chapman, Co-chair Christen Spake, South Region Guilday Schwartz Simpson 1395 Panther Ln., Ste. 300 West Hatch & Lowe PA Naples, FL 34109-7875 1983 Centre Pointe Blvd Ste 200 239-262-5959 Tallahassee, FL 32308-7823 [email protected] 850-224-7091 [email protected] Amy Bandow, Law Schools Thomas M. Cooley Law School 9445 Camden Field Pkwy. Riverview, FL 33578-0507 813-419-5100 x5108 [email protected]

Past Presidents Advisory Council ABA Liaison

Brittany Maxey, Chair Brittany Maxey, Chair 100 Second Avenue South, Suite 401 Maxey Law Offices North St. Petersburg, FL 33701 100 Second Avenue South, Suite 401 727-230-4949 Ext.1001 North St. Petersburg, FL 33701 [email protected] 727-230-4949 Ext.1001 [email protected] Programs NAWL Representative Leora Freire, Chair One Clearlake Centre, Suite 1504 Gigi Rollini 250 Australian Avenue South Messer Caparello, P.A. West Palm Beach, FL 33401-5016 P.O. Box 15579 561-803-3531 Tallahassee, FL 32317-5579 [email protected] 850-553-3454 [email protected] Kathryn Lancaster, Co-chair 14260 W. Newberry Rd., # 219 NCWBA Representative Newberry, FL 32669-2765 352-665-5005 Robin Bresky, Chair [email protected] The Law Offices of Robin Bresky 6111 Broken Sound Pkwy NW, Suite 260 Strategic Planning Boca Raton, FL 33487-3643 561-994-6273 Sarah Cortvriend, Chair [email protected] Carlton Fields Jorden Burt P.O. Box 150 Virgil Hawkins Liason West Palm Beach, FL 33402-0150 561-650-8040 Kamilah Perry [email protected] 4830 W. Kennedy Blvd., Ste, 600 Tampa, FL 33609-2584 Sharon Hanlon 813-509-2500 5633 Naples Blvd. [email protected] Naples, FL 34109-2023 239-598-3222 Diversity & Inclusion Committee Liaison [email protected] Julie Harris Nelson Young Lawyers Roig Lawyers 44 West Flagler Street, Suite 2100 Stephanie Cagnet Myron, Chair Miami, FL 33130 Cagnet Myron Law, P.A. 305-405-0997 1500 Gateway Blvd. Ste. 220 [email protected] Boynton Beach, FL 33426 561-877-0230 [email protected] FAWL Attorney Chapters 2016-2017

1 Brevard

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

[email protected] / 1900 S. Harbor City President Kyle L. Lieneck 321-727-9888 Baccus Horsley & Lieneck Melbourne FL 32901 [email protected] Blvd. STE 108

Pres-Elec Wendy Fisher [email protected] 321-501-9453 Steven Lulich, PA 1069 Main Street Sebastian FL 32958

Office of the City Attorney, 32907- Secretary Patricia Smith [email protected] 321-409-7185 120 Malabar Rd SE Palm Bay FL City of Palm Bay 3009

[email protected] / Law Offices of Emily Ann Treasurer Emily A. Criste 321-345-7526 310 Fifth Avenue Indialantic FL 32903 [email protected] Criste, PLLC

[email protected] / Law Offices of Kurt D. PR Kathryn G. Fredette 321-243-8116 310 Fifth Avenue Indialantic FL 32903 [email protected] Panouses, P.A. Office of the Public 2725 Judge Fran [email protected] / Membership Lee Fairchild 321-961-5419 Defender - Eighteenth Jamieson Way Viera FL 32940 [email protected] Judicial Circuit BLDG E Law Offices of Emily Ann Chapter Rep Emily A. Criste [email protected] 321-345-7526 310 Fifth Avenue Indialantic FL 32903 Criste, PLLC

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2 Broward

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

401 SE 12th St STE Fort President Jennifer C Erdelyi [email protected] 954-817-1599 Jennifer C. Erdelyi, P.A. FL 33316 300 Lauderdale

Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & 110 SE 6th St STE Fort Pres-Elec Stacy M. Schwartz [email protected] 954.728.1280 FL 33301 Smith LLP 2600 Lauderdale

Cheryl Bucker, P.A.2758 Pompano Secretary Cheryl Bucker [email protected] 954-773-8983 FL 33062 East Atlantic Boulevard Beach

Mannello Office of the Attorney Fort Treasurer Madeleine [email protected] 954-303-9866 110 SE 6th St #10 FL 33301 Scott General Lauderdale

The Concept Law Group, 200 S Andrews Ave Fort Membership Erin A. Martin [email protected] 754-300-1500 FL 33301 P.A STE 100 Lauderdale

Miami-Dade State Chapter Rep Abbe Rifkin [email protected] Attorney

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3 Central Florida

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

President Jessica P McGinnis [email protected] 407-230-5363 Baker Hostetler 3808 Weomi Court Orlando FL 32826

200 S Orange Ave Pres-Elec Amanda D Perry [email protected] 407-367-5403 Baker Donelson Orlando FL 32801 STE 2900

801 N Magnolia Secretary Megan W.L. Malec [email protected] 407-843-1744 N. Diane Holmes, P.A. Orlando FL 32803 Ave STE 409

Barry University School of Treasurer Kelli A Murray [email protected] 321-206-5684 6441 E Colonial Dr Orlando FL 32807 Law

20 N Orange Ave PR Cynthia J Bosco [email protected] 407-756-3347 US Legal Support Orlando FL 32801 STE 1209

Liebler, Gonzalez, and 618 E South St STE Membership Mary J Walter [email protected] 407-992-6100 Orlando FL 32801 Portuondo 500

9161 Narcoossee Chapter Rep Kimberly E Hosley [email protected] 407-982-7261 Orlando FL 32827 Rd STE 210

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4 Clara Gehan

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

President Jeanne Caulfield [email protected]

Pres-Elec Emily Snider [email protected]

Secretary John Ciminillo [email protected]

Treasurer Harvey Baxter [email protected]

PR NA

Membership NA

Chapter Rep Marcy LaHart [email protected]

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5 Collier

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

1395 Panther Ln President Kelly L. Davis [email protected] 239-659-5066 Quarles & Brady, LLP Naples FL 34109 STE 300

1395 Panther Ln Pres-Elec Christen Spake [email protected] (239) 659-5057 Quarles & Brady LLP Naples FL 34109 STE 300

850 Park Shore Dr Secretary Lisa H. Lipman [email protected] 239-213-3963 Roetzel & Andress, LPA Naples FL 34103 Trianon Ctr FL 3

Salvatori, Wood, Buckel, Treasurer Rebecca M. Vaccariello [email protected] 239-552-4108 9132 Strada Pl FL 4 Naples FL 34108 Carmichael & Lottes

5811 Pelican Bay Membership Allison B. Christensen [email protected] 239-552-2967 Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP Naples FL 34108 Blvd STE 650

Dunwody White & Landon, 4001 Tamiami Trail Chapter Rep Denise B. Cazobon [email protected] 239-263-5885 Naples FL 34103 P.A. N STE 200

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6 Hillsborough

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

1801 N Highland President Victoria N McCloskey [email protected] 813-204-6447 Bush Ross PA Tampa FL 33602 Ave

Johnson- 501 East Kennedy Pres-Elec Caroline [email protected] (863) 648-5454 Office of Attorney General Tampa FL 33602 Levine Blvd., Suite 1100

101 E Kennedy Blvd Secretary Mamie Wise [email protected] 813-221-1010 Zuckerman Spaeder LLP Tampa FL 33602 Ste 1200

Hillsborough County Treasurer Cindy Oster [email protected] (813) 272-5670 P.O. Box 1110 Tampa FL 33601 Attorney's Office

US District Court Middle 801 N Florida Ave PR Mandi Ballard-Clay [email protected] Tampa FL 33602 District of FL Fl 13

Mason Black & Caballero, Membership Sarah Kay [email protected] 813-251-9200 307 S Magnolia Ave Tampa FL 33606 PA

Chapter Rep Christine Derr [email protected] 813-254-0022 Derr Law Firm 306 S Boulevard Tampa FL 33606

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7 Jacksonville

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

Law Office of Joanne M. President Joanne M. Fakhre [email protected] 9042969232 PO Box 551469 Jacksonville FL 32255 Fakhre, P.A.

Hough 225Water St STE Pres-Elec Amelia [email protected] Smith Hulsey & Busey Jacksonville FL 32202 Hendeson 1800

Secretary Kelly A. Karstaedt [email protected] 9043480139 PO Box 551053 Jacksonville FL 32255

Shoaf 201 N Hogan St STE Treasurer Jennifer [email protected] (904) 520-7804 Boyd & Jenerette, PA Jacksonville FL 32202 Richardson 400

Office of General Counsel, 400 W Bay St STE PR Jamie W. Karpman [email protected] 9042086070 Jacksonville FL 32202 U.S. HUD 1015

76 S Laura St STE Membership Mariya Zarakhovich [email protected] 9045155369 East Coast Law Group Jacksonville FL 32202 520

Law Offices of Kate Mesic, 6550 St Augustine Chapter Rep Kate Mesic [email protected] 9046192510 Jacksonville FL 32217 P.A. Rd STE 305

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8 Lee

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

12140 Carissa President Sarah Spector [email protected] 239.433.7707 Becker & Poliakoff Commerce Ct. Suite Fort Myers 33966 Yes 200 3701 Del Prado Pres-Elec Liridona Sinani [email protected] 239.443.1094 Martin Law Firm, P.L. Cape Coral 33904 Yes Boulevard

Henderson Franklin 1715 Monroe Secretary Kayla Richmond [email protected] 239.344.1156 Fort Myers 33901 Yes Starnes & Holt P.A. Street

Associates and Bruce L. Treasurer Diana Dawn Jezik [email protected] 239.939.2900 4020 Evans Ave. Fort Myers 33901 Yes Scheiner

12140 Carissa Membership Kristie Scott [email protected] 239.433.7707 Becker & Poliakoff Commerce Ct. Suite Fort Myers 33966 Yes 200

Henderson Franklin 1715 Monroe Chapter Rep Kayla Ricmond [email protected] 239.344.1156 Fort Myers 33901 Yes Starnes & Holt P.A. Street

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9 Manatee

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

President Marisa Powers [email protected] Blalock Walters, PA

Pres-Elec Alyssa Nohren [email protected] Icard Merrill

Secretary Sierra Pino [email protected] Dine Law

Treasurer Apryl Scott [email protected] Chulock Law

Membership

Chapter Rep Alyssa Nohren [email protected]

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10 Marion

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

808 S.E. Fort King President Yolanda C. Noguera [email protected] 352-369-1300 Yolanda C. Noguera, P.A. Ocala FL 33470 Street

34478- Pres-Elec Shannon Mulkey [email protected] 352-732-5900 Bullard & Mulkey, P.A. PO Box 1538 Ocala FL 1538

Secretary Samantha Shealy Rauba [email protected] 352-789-6520 Schatt & Hesser PO Box 4440

34478- Treasurer Shannon Mulkey [email protected] 352-732-5900 Bullard & Mulkey, P.A. PO Box 1538 Ocala FL 1538

Membership

Chapter Rep

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11 Martin

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City State Zip

President

Pres-Elec

Secretary Rene Iosco [email protected]

Treasurer Carri Lavargna [email protected]

Wallace- Vice President Heather [email protected] Bridwell

One N Clement St West Palm Membership Rene Iosco [email protected] 561-832-3300 Broad and Cassel FL 33401 STE 500 Beach

Wallace- Chapter Rep Heather [email protected] Bridwell

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12 Miami-Dade

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City State Zip

Miami President Ileana Cruz [email protected] 305-375-5296 County Atty Office P.O. Box 40-2091 FL 33140 Beach

201 S Biscayne Blvd Pres-Elec Rebecca Ocariz [email protected] 305-960-6958 Shook Hardy & Bacon Miami FL 33131 #3200

1450 Brickell Secretary Katie Phang [email protected] Berger Singerman Miami FL 33131 Avenue, Suite 1900

1395 Brickell Treasurer Lara Bach [email protected] 305-577-3135 Weil Gotshal & Manges Miami FL 33131 Avenue, Suite 1200

Newletter 200 S Biscayne Blvd 33131- Elisa D'Amico [email protected] 305-539-3300 K & L Gates LLP Miami FL Editor Ste 3900 2370

Membership Lipscomb, Eisenberg & 2 South Biscayne Emilie Kennedy [email protected] 786-431-2304 Miami FL 33131 Co-Chair Baker, P.L. Blvd. PH 3800

Membership 1395 Brickell Ave Kristin Drektrah Paz [email protected] 305-789-9229 Fowler White Burnett, P.A. Miami FL 33131 Co-Chair 14th Fl

201 S Biscayne Blvd Chapter Rep Rebecca Ocariz [email protected] 305-960-6958 Shook Hardy & Bacon Miami FL 33131 #3200

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13 NW Pensacola

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

314 S Baylen St STE President Angela M Guttmann [email protected] 850-434-7445 Michael L. Guttmann Pensacola FL 32502 201

Kathlyn McDonald Fleming 127 Palafox Pl Unit Vice- President White [email protected] 850-477-0660 Pensacola FL 32502 "Katie" Moorhead 500

Department of Children 160 W Government Secretary Jennifer Demming [email protected] 850-483-6624 Pensacola FL 32502 and Families St STE 701

850-432-2451 501 Treasurer Jessica C Andrade [email protected] Beggs & Lane Pensacola FL 32502 x3310 Commendencia St

Membership

Chapter Rep

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14 Okaloosa

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City State Zip

Law Office of Trisha 175 Main St Unit President Trisha Graham [email protected] (850) 460-3312 Destin FL 32540 Graham 1744

The Law Office of Megan 1825 Hurlburt Rd Fort Walton Pres-Elec Megan Blancho [email protected] (850) 307-5665 FL 32547 Blancho STE 10 Beach

The Office of the State Secretary Athena Riley [email protected] (850) 651-7260 1B Ninth Avenue Shalimar FL 32579 Attorney

Treasurer Casey Waterhouse [email protected] 850-200-0020 Wanda J. Morgan, P.A. 1182 Eglin Pkwy Shalimar FL 32579

The Office of the State PR Athena Riley [email protected] (850) 651-7260 1B Ninth Avenue Shalimar FL 32579 Attorney

The Law office of Tonya Membership Tonya Holman [email protected] (850) 609-3100 3 Plew Ave Shalimar FL 32579 Holman

The Law Office of Megan 1825 Hurlburt Rd Fort Walton Chapter Rep Megan Blancho [email protected] (850) 307-5665 FL 32547 Blancho STE 10 Beach

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15 Palm Beach

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

West Palm President Lindsay Demmery [email protected] 561-833-8773 Timothy H. Kenney, P.A. 120 Butler St. FL 33407 Beach

(561) 227-2370 525 Okeechobee West Palm Pres-Elec Cindy Crawford [email protected] Greenspoon Marder Law FL 33401 Blvd., Suite 1570 Beach

West Palm Beach, West Palm Secretary Donna Eng [email protected] 561-822-2978 Carlton Fields, PA FL 33401 Florida 33401 Beach Office of the Attorney [email protected] 1515 N Flagler Dr West Palm Treasurer Katie Kiziah (561) 837-5007 General, State of Florida FL 33401 STE 900 Beach

777 S Flagler St STE West Palm PR Lisa Kohring [email protected] 561-659-3300 Schwarzberg & Associates FL 33401 1120 Beach Office of the Attorney 1515 N Flagler Dr West Palm Membership Sarah Shullman '[email protected]' (561) 837-5007 General, State of Florida FL 33401 STE 900 Beach

500 S Australian West Palm Chapter Rep Adrienne Rabinowitz [email protected] 561-209-1039 US Attorney's Office Fl 33401 Ave STE 400 Beach

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16 Pasco County

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

New Port President Jenny Sieg [email protected] (727) 842-2237 Sieg & Cole, P.A. 5207 Marine Pkwy FL 34652 Richey

Pres-Elec Mischelle D'Angelone [email protected] (727) 863-0644 Eloisa Taylor, P.A. 7318 State Road 52 Hudson FL 34667

2527 Seven Springs Secretary Linda Braithwaite [email protected] (727) 372-0465 The Family Law Source, PA Trinity FL 34655 Blvd

St. Treasurer Teresa Fitzpatrick [email protected] (727) 381-8003 Fitzpatrick & Fitzpatrick 6560 9th Avenue N FL 33710 Petersburg

Law Office of Amanda 8630 Government New Port Vice President Amanda Colón [email protected] (727) 375-9570 FL 34654 Colón, PA Dr STE 102 Richey

5207 Marine New Port Chapter Rep Jenny Sieg [email protected] (727) 842-2237 Sieg & Cole, P.A. FL 34652 Parkway Richey

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17 Pinellas County

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

813-514-2988 Old Republic National Title 1408 N. Westshore President Marcelana Renee Anthony [email protected] o 727-219- Tampa FL 33607 Insurance Company Blvd, Ste 900 7991 c 1001 S Fort Trask, Metz & Daigneault, 33756- Pres-Elec Regina Ann Kardash [email protected] 727-733-0494 Harrison Ave Ste Clearwater FL LLP 3905 201 Stetson University College 33602- Secretary Carmen Briana Johnson [email protected] 813-228-6796 1700 N Tampa St Tampa FL of Law 2606

33755- Treasurer Elise Katherine Winters [email protected] 727-442-3888 Elise K Winters PA 1006 Drew St Clearwater FL 4521

146 2nd St N Ste St. 33701- PR Erica Good Pless [email protected] 727-362-4730 Erica Good Pless, Esq. FL 310 Petersburg 3361

Raymond James Trust, St. 33716- Membership Shavarne B. Dahlquist [email protected] 727-567-4345 880 Carillon Pkwy FL N.A. Petersburg 1102

Stetson University College 33707- Chapter Rep Joann Grages Burnett [email protected] 727-562-7303 1401 61st St S Gulfport FL of Law 3246

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18 Sarasota

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

3027 Manatee Ave President Rebecca J. Proctor [email protected] (941) 251-6969 Proctor Elder Law Bradenton FL 34205 W STE A

Vice President Merissa O. Mort [email protected] (941) 552-0373 West Coast Law 4046 Sawyer Rd #D Sarasota FL 34233

2831 Ringling Blvd Secretary Evelyn L. Moya [email protected] (941) 321-2990 Law Office of Evelyn Moya Sarasota FL 34237 #B-105

46 N Washington Treasurer Tina M. Mroczkowski [email protected] (941) 552-3785 Shutts & Bowen LLP Sarasota FL 34202 Blvd #1

Membership Jeanne M. Bennett [email protected] (941) 316-9200 O'Brien & Bennett PA 1800 2nd St #735 Sarasota FL 34236

Chapter Rep

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19 St. Johns

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City State Zip

St. President Jane West [email protected] 904-471-0505 Jane West Law, P.A. 201 Owens Avenue FL 32080 Augustine

1030 N. Ponce de St. Pres-Elec Julie Kurtz [email protected] 904-824-9402 Canan Law FL 32084 Leon Blvd. Augustine

101 Rio del Mar St. Secretary Kimberly Delisa [email protected] 904-471-2005 Anchor Title & Law PA FL 32080 STE C Augustine

St. Treasurer Nina M. LaFleur [email protected] 904-797-7995 LaFleur Law Firm 2730 US 1 S STE Q FL 32086 Augustine

Membership

St. Chapter Rep Undine C. George [email protected] 904-236-6243 Anastasia Law 107 A 11th Street FL 32080 Augustine

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South Palm 20 Beach

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

President Merryl S Haber [email protected]

Pres-Elec Taryn Sinatra [email protected]

Secretary Andrea Oyola-Reid [email protected]

Treasurer Melissa Melzer Feingold [email protected]

PR Tammy Saltzman [email protected]

Membership Lisa S Lullove [email protected]

Chapter Rep Carol Gart [email protected]

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21 Tallahassee

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City State Zip

Guilday, Schwartz, [email protected] 1983 Centre Pointe President Catherine B. Chapman 850-701-4341 Simpson, West, Hatch & Tallahassee FL 32308 m Blvd., Suite Lowe, P.A.

Pres-Elec Christen F. Gonzalez [email protected] 850-224-4000 Novey Law 851 E. Park Ave. Tallahassee FL 32301

The Capitol 400 S Secretary Rachel Nordby [email protected] 850-414-3684 Office of Solicitor General Tallahassee FL 32301 Monroe St PL 01

Treasurer Elizabeth Barron [email protected] 850-425-5423 Ausley & McMullen 123 S. Calhoun St Tallahassee FL 32301

TallahasseeWomenLawyersPR@gmail. First District Court of PR Sarah Young 850-572-3664 2000 Drayton Dr Tallahassee FL 32399 com Appeal

Membership Christen Gonzalez [email protected] 850-224-4000 Novey Law 851 E Park Ave Tallahassee FL 32301

State of Florida, 4050 Esplande Way Chapter Rep Heather Tyndall-Best [email protected] 850-488-2410 Department of Tallahassee FL 32399 STE 260E Management Srvcs.

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Third Circuit 22 FAWL

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

Fouraker- President Laura [email protected] 386-752-9803 P.O. Box 2081 Lake City FL 32055 Gardner

Pres-Elec

Secretary

Treasurer

Vice President

Chapter Rep

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Volusia/ 23 Flager

Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Firm/ Agency Address 1 City ST Zip

555 W Granada Ormond President Wendy Anne Mara [email protected] 386-672-8081 Mara Law FL 32174 Blvd STE B5 Beach

444 Seabreeze Blvd Daytona Pres-Elec Jeri Ostuw Delgado [email protected] 386- 254-3943 Public Defender FL 32118 STE 210 Beach

149 S Ridgewood Daytona Secretary Chelsea Jordan Anderson [email protected] 386-323-9271 Cobb Cole FL 32114 Ave STE 700 Beach

Treasurer Jennifer Gardner Gillikin [email protected] 386-290-9684 n/a 821 Wingate Trail Port Orange FL

Communication 1651 N Clyde Daytona Erum Siddiqui Kistemaker [email protected] 386-310-7997 Kistemaker Law FL 32117 s Director Morris Blvd STE 1 Beach

Ormond Membership Courtney Kilbourne [email protected] 954-802-4519 Kilbourne Law P.O. Box 730055 FL 32174 Beach

Daytona Chapter Rep Kelly H. Chanfrau [email protected] 386-258-7313 Chanfrau & Chanfrau 701 N Peninsual Dr FL 32118 Beach

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Barry 1 Graduation Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Date

President Adekemi Akinwole 2016 [email protected] (954)242-8701

Pres-Elec/ Vice-President Natalia Singh 2016 [email protected]

Secretary Alexandria Epps 2017 [email protected]

Treasurer Lily Wong 2017 [email protected]

[email protected] Public Relations Jacqueline LaVerne 2016 u

Membership N/A

[email protected] Chapter Rep DeShayla Strachan 2017 u Assit. To Budget & School Contact - Finance Maikel Marquez [email protected] 305-623=2349 Building Manager School Contact - Advisor/other

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FAMU 2

Title First Name Middle Last Name Graduation DaEmail Phone

Sheri President L Fairure May 2016 [email protected]

Pres-Elec/ Vice-President Brianna Williams May 2017 [email protected]

Secretary Jamilynn M Pettiway May 2016 [email protected]

Treasurer Jahaida Numa May 2017 [email protected]

Public Relations Alexis Gay May 2016 [email protected]

Membership N/A N/A

Chapter Rep Nicole J Donnell May 2016 [email protected] 813.454.7107

School Contact - Finance

School Contact - Advisor/other

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Florida Coastal 3 Graduation Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Date

President Tara A Libby Dec. 2016 [email protected] 3862648743

Pres-Elec/ Vice-President Shircola Powell May. 2017 [email protected]

Secretary Vanessa Palomino Dec. 2015 [email protected]

Treasurer Lauren Nycz May. 2016 [email protected]

Public Relations Harlee Alexander May. 2017 [email protected]

Membership

Chapter Rep Tara Libby Dec. 2016 [email protected]

School Contact - Finance

School Contact - Advisor/other

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FIU Women's Law 4 Society Graduation Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Date

President Kendra New Spring 2016 [email protected] 352-284-0377

Pres-Elec/ Vice-President Marina Veiga Spring 2016 [email protected] 941-713-4387

Secretary Aby Rodriguez Spring 2017 [email protected] 772-475-3804

Treasurer Farosha Andasheva Spring 2017 [email protected] 772-342-2121

Public Relations Rachel Gonzalez Spring 2017 [email protected] 305-299-6977

Mentorship Director Carolina Vargas Spring 2017 [email protected] 954-849-7288

(954) 253 – Chapter Rep Madison Nesbitt Spring 2016 [email protected] 7107

School Contact - Finance

School Contact - Advisor/other

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FSU 5 Graduation Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Date

President Lolia Fernandez [email protected] 352-284-0377

Vice President Brooke Tharpe [email protected] 941-713-4387

Secretary Nora Porter [email protected] 772-475-3804

Treasurer Emily Baxter [email protected] 772-342-2121

Activites Co-Director 1 Katherine Perdomo [email protected] 305-299-6977

Activities Co-Director 2 Marianna Seiler [email protected] 954-849-7288

(954) 253 – External Vice President Kristen Larson [email protected] 7107

Chapter Rep

School Contact - Finance

School Contact - Advisor/other

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Nova 6 Graduation Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Date

President Danielle M Carlsen May-16 [email protected] 9542753248

Vice-President Ilana Moskoqitz May-16 [email protected] 3016742357

Secretary Lilian Guzman May-17 [email protected] 9545344256

Treasurer Monica Balyasny 17-May [email protected] 9175338988

Social Coordinator Samantha Saccucci May-16 [email protected] 9545997427

Fundraising Chair Maria Vera 17-May [email protected] 3059105257

Chapter Rep Danielle M Carlsen May-16 [email protected] 9542753248

School Contact - Finance

School Contact - Advisor/other

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Stetson 7 Graduation Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Date

President Katie Salemi May-16 [email protected] (941)545-0507

Pres-Elec/ Vice-President Courtney Cox May-16 [email protected] (407)462-4355

Secretary Giselle Girones May-16 [email protected] (305)924-7275

Treasurer Sadiya Hashem May-17 [email protected] (213)700-0039

Pro Bono Chloe Wells May-17 [email protected] (954)439-0837

Membership N/A

Katie Salemi (See Chapter Rep above)

School Contact - Finance

School Contact - Advisor/other

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UF 8 Graduation Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Date

President Danni Sánchez 2016 [email protected] (305) 609-8481

Pres-Elec/ Vice-President Emily Calvin 2016 [email protected] (971) 258-5494

Secretary Brie Zupka 2015 [email protected] (727) 457-8834

Treasurer Stefania Napoletano 2015 [email protected] (407) 873-6950

Community Service Chair Ashley Dunbar 2016 [email protected] (732) 644-5620

Social Chair Raquelle Rodriguez 2015 [email protected] (407) 421-9573

Chapter Rep

School Contact - Finance

School Contact - Advisor/other

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St. Thomas 9 Graduation Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Date

President Amanda Martinez [email protected]

Pres-Elec/ Vice-President Victoria Todd [email protected]

Secretary

Treasurer

Community Service Chair

Social Chair

Chapter Rep

School Contact - Finance

School Contact - Advisor/other

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Thomas Cooley 10 Graduation Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Date

President ZERIN TAHER 2016 [email protected] 954.993.2147

Pres-Elec/ Vice-President MELINDA ARMSTRONG 2016 [email protected] 727.457.8637

Secretary KEIERICA BAKER 2016 [email protected] 813.843.4258

Treasurer KELSIE DUNNING 2016 [email protected] n/a

Public Relations N/A

Community Service Chair

Social Chair

Chapter Rep

School Contact - Finance

School Contact - Advisor/other

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UM 11 Graduation Title First Name Middle Last Name Email Phone Date

President Neda Ghomeshi May-16 [email protected] 9546053002

Pres-Elec/ Vice-President Lauryn Suarez May-16 [email protected] 9549931753

Communications Chair Alexa Klein May-17 [email protected]

Treasurer Chantelle Melendez [email protected]

Social Chair Stephanie Selman [email protected]

Professional Tiffany Disney 16-May [email protected] Development

Philanthropy Chair Sarah Usman 17-May [email protected]

Chapter Rep

School Contact - Finance

School Contact - Advisor/other

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