Kilman Appointed to Leadership in Florida State Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
14 August 2017
Florida Trend
Partner Jonathan Kilman has been elected to the Florida State Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Governors and its newly formed Strategy Committee, according to Florida Trend.
“Corporate leaders cannot map out the future of Florida without considering the extraordinary impact and contribution of the State’s Hispanic business community. The Strategy Committee will synergize our state’s talent, energy and commerce to grow Florida’s economy. Not only is Florida the recognized gateway to the Americas, but we have become the landing point of choice for Hispanic people looking to pursue their hopes and dreams in our great nation,” Kilman said of his appointment to the Chamber.
Read more about Kilman’s appointment here.
“Corporate leaders cannot map out the future of Florida without considering the extraordinary impact and contribution of the State’s Hispanic business community. The Strategy Committee will synergize our state’s talent, energy and commerce to grow Florida’s economy. Not only is Florida the recognized gateway to the Americas, but we have become the landing point of choice for Hispanic people looking to pursue their hopes and dreams in our great nation,” Kilman said of his appointment to the Chamber.
Read more about Kilman’s appointment here.
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