Sponsored by Nelson Mullins, the virtual event is free and open to the public
Leadership Broward’s popular “Serving Up Leadership” series is back in May with guest speaker Ginger Martin, American National Bank president and CEO. Sponsored by Nelson Mullins, the event is Tuesday, May 25 at Noon on Zoom.
As a part of its mission to develop and inspire individuals to serve the community, Leadership Broward’s Serving Up Leadership series features a variety of Broward County leaders who share their career journey and offer advice to aspiring leaders.
Martin took the helm in 1997 as president and CEO of American National Bank, the oldest and largest Broward County community bank which specializes in commercial real estate lending. As president and CEO, Martin oversees the direction and administration of programs, products and services provided by the bank. Under her leadership, the bank has received numerous awards for its financial performance and community involvement.
Martin holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from University of Louisiana at Monroe and a master’s degree in business administration from Florida Atlantic University. An active member of the community and serves on the boards of the National Christian Foundation of South Florida, Florida Banker’s Association (FBA) School of Banking, FBA BancServ, Nova Southeastern University Ambassador’s Board and Broward Workshop.
To register for the free virtual event, visit https://www.leadershipbroward.org/event/sul-ginger-martin/. For more information, visit leadershipbroward.org.
About the Leadership Broward Foundation, Inc.
The Leadership Broward Foundation, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, is Broward County’s premier leadership development training organization with a 39-year history of helping emerging and established leaders to expand their leadership skills, enhance their knowledge of local and state issues, and leverage their individual passions to initiate positive change in the Broward County community.
Its mission, “to develop and inspire individuals to serve our community,” is accomplished through a range of programs starting with its signature Leadership Broward program, which offers a behind-the-scenes look at issues affecting the Broward County in the areas of government, education, business, media, transportation, criminal justice, history, environment, culture, arts, recreation, and health and community services. Youth Leadership Broward and Women Leading Broward round out the organization’s program offerings. For more information, visit www.LeadershipBroward.org or call 954-767-8866.
