“Servant leadership begins in the church, is nurtured at home and put into action in the community. And the sole purpose is for greater glory of God. I learned this lesson first hand from my teenage days from the Jesuit tradition at the St. George’s College in Jamaica. These values followed me when I migrated to Miami in 1985 and have served as my GPS.”
He further commented, “The time has come for me to elevate what I have been doing for years on a different platform. My primary role in this campaign process will be to listen and learn from the residents of South Miami Dade County, and to help magnify their voices and needs to the hallways of county government.”
Affordable Housing |
Transportation |
Environment |
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To pursue these shared challenges and goals, I will commit to you the following:
Alison Smith, the Jamaican-American who just completed her historic term as the first black woman president of the almost century-old Broward County Bar Association (BCBA), Florida, and Jamaican-American attorney Marlon Hill, a partner in the law firm Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman, at which......
The event’s Moderator and the Miami Herald’s Race and Culture Reporter, C. Isaiah Smalls II, joined Inside South Florida to share what guests can expect from the panel discussion, jam session and after party. “Papa Keith, Marlon Hill, a great lawyer in South Florida, and......
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