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How To Surpass Your Sales Quota…

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How To Surpass Your Sales Quota…

Join us Thursday, January 23 from 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm at Venture X (700 S Rosemary Ave Suite 204, West Palm Beach, FL 33401) for a FREE West Palm Beach Sales Meetup event. We will have a panel of 4 local sales experts discussing exactly “How To Surpass Your Sales Quota And Earn The Most Commission Ever In 2020!”

Donald C. Kelly

Let’s face it, you could have done a little better than how you ended the year. Perhaps it was the fact that you had a hard time prospecting and the top of your funnel was empty throughout the year. Maybe you were unprepared for your meetings with prospects and felt you didn’t ask the right question or maybe you got a lot more “let me think” about it instead of actual deals closed. I get it, I’ve been there.

 

This is why I wanted to bring this panel together of local sales experts. Leaders and influencers who can help you know EXACTLY what you must do to surpass your sales quota and finally earn the most commission you have ever earned in n 2020! We have 3 rockstar panelists joining us.

 

Maria Brown – Sr. National Sales Trainer for GBS Enterprises. Maria is an excellent educator, communicator, and motivator who has the unique ability to translate possibly conflicting objectives into cohesive win/win scenarios.

 

Mace Horoff – Founder and Sales Trainer for Sales Pilot Medical Sales Performance

 

Matthew Raynor – Co-Founder of The Institute for Sales Transformation (iST).

Donald C. Kelly – Founder and Podcast Host of The Sales Evangelist Sales Training Organization.

 

Besides the great content, you will also enjoy networking with other sellers in South Florida, as well as participate in our drawing for some pretty cool giveaways. This month our generous sponsors include:

 

Edward Jones Financial – Who gracious took care of all the food and drinks for the event as well as the awesome gift bags.

 

Venture X – Is our venue host offering as well offering a 1-day FREE pass as well as a 1-week FREE pass to the community.

 

The Sales Evangelist – Hosting the event as well as offering a 1 hour of FREE sales coaching.

 

GIVEAWAYS:

 

We will have drawings for the following items:

 

  1. $25 Gift Cards (2 of them)
  2. 1 Hour Free Sales Coaching Session ($375 Value)
  3. 1 Day FREE pass to Venture X co-working space
  4. 1 Week FREE pass to Ventre X co-working space

 

There will also be free food and complimentary non-alcoholic drinks.

 

Plus a $20 gas card to the person who drives the furthest to attend.

 

Here is a breakdown of agenda

 

6:30 pm – Welcome, eat, meet the panelist and network

 

7:00 pm – Start the panel discussion along with the Q&A

 

8:00 pm – Closing remarks from our sponsors, giveaways drawings, network with other sellers

 

8:30 pm – Connect with each other on LinkedIn, take pictures and hang out till you decide you want to go home.

 

Location: (Rosemary Square aka City Place)

Venture X West Palm Beach

700 S Rosemary Ave Suite 204, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

 

It is right next to LA Fitness. You will have to pay for parking in the garages.

http://meetu.ps/e/HwW4m/xNVBH/a 

AWE is now Accepting Applications for its $1500 Scholarships

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AWE is now Accepting Applications for its $1500 Scholarships
The Alliance of Women Executives (AWE) is now accepting applications for its $1500 scholarships. 
The mission of AWE is to bring executive, professional and entrepreneurial women together to share business experience and knowledge as well as promote higher education for the next generation of young women in Palm Beach County through academic scholarships. In it’s first year 1 scholarship was offered, it’s 2nd year 4 scholarships were offered and its 3rd year 12 scholarships were offered. “This April we anticipate offering 20 scholarships” says Vicki Tate, President and Founder of AWE.  The applicant must be a young woman graduating from a Palm Beach County high school and plan to attend college in the county at either FAU or PBSC. To be considered, applicants must submit a letter of recommendation, a copy of their transcript and a short essay, the complete list of requirements can be found at www.aweinc.org/scholarship.  This year Little Smiles has sponsored 3 scholarships – AWE/LS candidates must meet all AWE requirements and be planning to enter the medical field.
The deadline for applications is March 1st. The scholarship application is available at www.aweinc.org/scholarship, incomplete application packets will not be considered.  For additional information send an email to info@aweinc.org.

The Arc Wins National Award for Student Mentor Program

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The Arc Wins National Award for Student Mentor Program

The Arc Wins National Award for Student Mentor Program

Riviera Beach, Fla. – The Arc of Palm Beach County is being nationally recognized for its Stand Up program. Out of a pool of 600 local chapters, Palm Beach County received the Program Innovation Award at The Arc’s 2019 National Convention in Washington, D.C. On Saturday, December 14, students that are involved in the mentor program got their first look at the trophy.

Photo: The Arc Stand Up Students (Photo courtesy of The Arc of Palm Beach County) Front Row: Jessica McCarten, Hailey Lobsinger, Addison Fraser, Camille Robinson, Lauren Shiell, Leah VanBommel Middle Row: Andrew Crout, Marina Bertuzzelli, Clara Sullivan, Gaige VanBommel, Kimberly McCarten, Gabriela Taboada Back Row: Nika Wolfs, Dena Wolfs, Nate Ayres, Tripp Walker, Dhilan Krishnasamy, Will McCarten, Pierce Walker, Kolbe Brown

The national award honors an executive director whose chapter has designed and implemented a program to meet the needs of people with developmental disabilities. The Arc adopted the Stand Up program in 2018. The mentor program matches high school students with same-age peers at The Arc. Bairbre Flood, the Senior Director of Family Services, presented the award to Kimberly McCarten, The Arc’s president and CEO.

“We have found that although our Stand Up mentors and mentees have different life challenges, and even communicate in different ways, their common interests bridge the gaps. They find ways to connect and communicate,” said McCarten. “We believe Stand Up can model how to create an inclusive and accepting community.”

The Arc’s National Convention, which took place in October, is an annual gathering of families, advocates, and professionals in the disability community. Members of The Arc’s National Conference of Executives (NCE) recognize local chapters for their outstanding efforts to fulfill the mission, core values, and position statements of The Arc.

About The Arc of Palm Beach County
The Arc is changing the conversation around disabilities by defying definitions, inspiring possibilities, and improving the lives of the people we serve. Since 1958, The Arc has envisioned a community where every person feels welcome, connected, and accepted.

The SYMPHONIA CELEBRATES BEETHOVEN’S 250th BIRTHDAY

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The SYMPHONIA CELEBRATES BEETHOVEN’S 250th BIRTHDAY

Meet the Orchestra | You Get Rhythm
On Saturday, February 8 at 10:30 a.m., children can sit in The Symphonia’s dress rehearsal, then get to learn how to write basic music rhythms and create their own, learn about the composers Zwilich and Beethoven, and meet conductor James Judd and soloists Elissa Lee Koljonen and Yumi Kendall. Children are free. Adults are $5 each. Reservations are required. This Meet the Orchestra is part of The Symphonia’s weekend celebrating Beethoven’s 250th Birthday. Tickets + information on programs is available at thesymphonia.org or by calling 561-376-3848 or emailing tickets@thesymphonia.org.

The SYMPHONIA CELEBRATES BEETHOVEN’S 250th BIRTHDAY AT FEBRUARY CONCERT

 Third Connoisseur Concert of the Season Features Guest Conductor James Judd

Boca Raton, FL (January 13, 2020)—On February 9, The SYMPHONIA, South Florida’s world-class chamber orchestra, will celebrate Beethoven’s 250th birthday with works by the great master, as well as Ellen Taaffe Zwilich – the first female composer to win the Pulitzer Prize for Music. The third concert in the annual Connoisseur Concert Series will feature Guest Conductor James Judd with Elissa Lee Koljonen, violin soloist and Yumi Kendall, cello soloist. The concert takes place on Sunday, February 9 at 3 p.m. at Roberts Theater at Saint Andrew’s School in Boca Raton. ‘Happy Birthday Beethoven’ is part of the Marleen Forkas Connoisseur Concert Series ‘Celebrating Women in Music.’

The performance includes:
BEETHOVEN The Creatures from Prometheus
ZWILICH Double Concerto for Violin and Cello
BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 5

Ticket holders are also invited to participate in a complimentary Pre-Concert Conversation with the conductor from 2-2:30 p.m. to learn more about the works to be performed.

Tickets + information on programs is available at thesymphonia.org or by calling 561-376-3848 or emailing tickets@thesymphonia.org.

ADDITIONAL EVENTS CELEBRATING BEETHOVEN’S BIRTHDAY:

Box Lunch Series | Luncheon With Strings
On Friday, February 7 at 11:30 a.m., Guest Conductor James Judd will speak about the February 9 concert, featuring the enchanting work of Zwilich and Beethoven. The Symphonia will preview the pieces that will be performed, with soloists Elissa Lee Koljonen (violin) and Yumi Kendall (cello). Box Lunch Series is held at the Unitarian Church, 2601 St. Andrews Boulevard, Boca Raton. Admission is $35 and includes lunch.

Meet the Orchestra | You Get Rhythm
On Saturday, February 8 at 10:30 a.m., children will create and learn to write basic music rhythms, learn about the composers Zwilich and Beethoven, and meet conductor James Judd and the soloists Elissa Lee Koljonen and Yumi Kendall. Children are free. Adults are $5 each. Reservations are required.

About The SYMPHONIA
The SYMPHONIA, recognized as the region’s world-class chamber orchestra, provides high-quality classical music for the enjoyment and benefit of the South Florida community. The SYMPHONIA’S performances and educational outreach programs feature nationally and internationally acclaimed conductors and soloists, enhancing the cultural lives of area residents, with special emphasis on its younger citizens.

Palm Beach Photographic Centre Host’s 25th Annual FOTOfusion

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Palm Beach Photographic Centre Host’s 25th Annual FOTOfusion

Palm Beach Photographic Centre is Hosting

25th Annual FOTOfusion

February 11-15, 2020

 

Special Exhibition to Spotlight Career of 4X Pulitzer Prize Winning Photojournalist Carol Guzy, Recipient of FOTOfusion’s Prestigious FOTOmentor Award 2020

 

Free FOTOvision 2020 will be Held on February 14 at the Lake Pavilion in Downtown West Palm Beach

 

(West Palm Beach, FL – January 10, 2020) Fatima NeJame, president and chief executive officer of the world-renowned Palm Beach Photographic Centre (PBPC), today announced that the nonprofit organization’s 25th annual FOTOfusion will spotlight photojournalist Carol Guzy, who will receive the 5-day festival’s prestigious FOTOmentor Award.

Carol Guzy

Odyssey of Hope: Stories That Need to Be Told

February 11 to April 25

FREE Opening Reception on February 12 6 to 8 pm

 

Carol Guzy is the only photojournalist to be honored with four Pulitzer Prizes (1986, 1995, 2000, 2011). During her long career as a staff photographer for the Miami Herald and The Washington Post, she has documented an incredible amount of turmoil, upheaval and human suffering from Chechnya to Mosul to the earthquake in Haiti and the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina, all photographed with Guzy’s unique passion and respect for all living things.

Funeral in Yugoslavia (1999)

According to her bio on the Pulitzer’s website, Guzy “graduated in 1978 with an associate’s degree in registered nursing… A change of heart led her to study photography at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, where she graduated in 1980 with an applied science associate’s degree in photography. While at the Art Institute she interned the Miami Herald which hired her as a staff photographer upon her graduation. After eight years there during which she won the 1986 Pulitzer Prize for Spot News Photography (as one of a two-member team covering the Armero, Columbia mudslide), she moved to Washington, D.C. to become a staff reporter for The Washington Post.”

Carol Guzy will deliver the FOTOfusion Keynote lecture on Friday, February 14, at 1 pm. The lecture title is: Shooting with Passion: How Your Emotional Connection to a Story Makes for Great Reportage. She will share her images and the stories behind them from her decades-long career covering some of the worst natural and humanitarian disasters and brutal wars of our time. Guzy will explain how to show the effects of these crises through the eyes of those affected, how to connect with individuals in these situations, how to make emotionally impactful and iconic images with great humanity while preserving and honoring the dignity of her subjects.

Maria’s Toll: Puerto Rico in Crisis

Previous FOTOmentor Awards winners include Vincent Versace, Howard Schatz, Douglas Kirkland, Walter Ioos, Jr., Joyce Tenneson, Laurence Gartel, Ralph Gibson, Gordon Parks, Sebastiao Salgado, Arnold Newman, Ruth Bernhard, David Hume Kennerly, Duane Michaels and David Rubinger.

FOTOfusion 2020

Now celebrating its 25th anniversary, FOTOfusion, the popular cultural festival “where creativity and technology fuse” attracts thousands of professional and hobbyist photographers to West Palm Beach for five days of workshops, lectures, panel discussions, multimedia presentations, portfolio reviews, hands-on computer classes, demonstrations, and photo shoots taught by more than 60 world renowned photographers, digital imaging artists and picture editors – all of whom donate their time and expertise to educate, mentor and encourage creativity among participants of all levels and ages.

FOTOvision 2020

A Palm Beach Photographic Centre Happening

as part of the 25th FOTOfusion

Sponsored by ZUMA Press

Scott Mc Kiernan presents work and a conversation with all-time Pulitzer winner and 2020 FOTOmentor Carol Guzy, plus:

+ Newspaper Photographer of the Year Richard Tsong-Taatarii of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune

+ Local super star photographer from The Palm Beach Post Greg Lovett

+ Thomas Kennedy, ASMP Director, “The Godfather of multi-media” and former for Director of Photography for National Geographic

+ Surprise cameos by famous photographers

Also, the world premiere of 365 2019 The Year of Eat a Peach by ZUMA Press, featuring the work of Sacramento Bee staffers Renee Byer and Paul Kitagaki Jr., and 363 other award-winning photographers with images from more than 60 countries, and more. All FREE. (Executive Producer: Jeremy Mc Kiernan)

FOTOvision 2020 will be held on February 14 from 6:30 to 9 pm, in the Lakeside Pavilion on the Waterfront (101 S. Flagler Drive) in downtown West Palm Beach.

For more information or to sign-up for FOTOfusion 2020, please call 561.253.2600 or visit www.workshop.org.

About the Palm Beach Photographic Centre:

The Photo Centre is located at the downtown City Center municipal complex at 415 Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach. Hours are 10 am to 6 pm. Monday through Thursday; 10 am to 5 pm on Friday and Saturday; closed Sunday. For more information, please call 561.253.2600 or visit www.workshop.org or www.fotofusion.org.

The Palm Beach Photographic Centre is a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching life through the photographic arts. All donations are greatly appreciated at www.workshop.org/contrib.

Diego’s Superhero 5K 4 Life

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Diego’s Superhero 5K 4 Life

Diego’s Superhero 5K 4 Life

Honoring 16-Year-Old Drowning Victim Diego Degrossi & Benefiting Life Alliance Organ Recovery Agency

At John Prince Park in Lake Worth Beach

Saturday, February 1 at 8 am

 

Superhero Costumes are Optional for ‘Mission of Love’ Event

 

(Lake Worth Beach, FL – January 9, 2020) Bonnie Beer, a partner at Caffe Luna Rosa in Delray Beach, today invited runners of all ages to participate in Diego’s Superhero 5K 4 Life at John Prince Park in Lake Worth Beach on Saturday, February 1, starting at 8 am.

 

The event is in honor of Diego Degrossi, who was 16 years old and a student at Park Vista High School, before tragically drowning in a local lake last summer. Funds raised at the 5K will be donated to the Life Alliance Organ Recovery Agency, which saves lives through organ donation and transplantation, as well as providing organs and tissues for research to advance medical science.

Diego Degrossi

 “Diego was a wonderful young man. He played soccer and basketball his entire life, and was best friend to my son Ryan since they were both 3,” says Beer, who is organizing the 5K along with the BadAss Running Company and Diego’s parents, Martin and Ana Degrossi.

 

When Diego lost his five-day battle for life at St. Mary’s Children’s Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, his parents decided to “make a positive from this devastating nightmare” by donating his organs, eyes and tissue to families in need.

 

“At least three people received life-saving organs, including his passionate heart and both kidneys,” according to his parents. Diego’s “beautiful blue eyes as well as tissue helped many others. The decision to gift his organs made Diego a superhero. And, for us, our mission became inspiring others on the importance of becoming an organ donor… save a life, save a family!”

 

“This isn’t your standard 5K, it’s a 5K built on love, and it is the legacy of our hero Diego and his parents,” adds Beer. “Diego was a superhero and so are Martin and Ana, which is why we are encouraging race participants to come in costume. This is optional, of course, but our favorite costumes will be getting significant prizes.”

 

Participants will journey through John Prince Park’s beautiful 5K course overlooking the water and natural preserves of one of Palm Breach County’s nicest parks. Race Day pickup starts at 6:45 am.

 

The cost to participate in Diego’s Superhero 5K 4 Life is $39.95 (although the price will increase after January 27). Runners will receive a beautiful, 4-inch custom medal symbolic of Diego’s heroism, with spinning heart, glitter blue eyes, and a ribbon necklace.

 

Additional race event perks include:

+ Certified 5K Course Complete with Mat Chip Timing, Results Monitors and Start/Finish Arch

+ Route Water Stations

+ Full Color Custom Race Bib

+ Spectacular Next Level Racerback Tank or Unisex T-Shirt (Optional: only $6.95)

+ Overall & Age Group Awards

+ Superhero Costume Contest with Prizes

+ Celebration After Party with Unlimited Mimosas

+ World famous DJ LEXEY creating some noise

+ Free Professional Race Photography

 

To sign up or for more details, please visit https://runsignup.com/Race/FL/LakeWorth/DiegosSuperhero5K.

 

Early packet pick-up is available at the headquarters of Badass Running Company, 3100 S. Federal Highway, Suite E, in Delray Beach (33483).

Michael Bolton at Seminole Casino

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Michael Bolton at Seminole Casino

SOLID GOLD:

Spend a night with Grammy Award winner Michael Bolton at 

Seminole Casino Coconut Creek 

Wednesday, January 29

COCONUT CREEK, FL – Grammy Award winner Michael Bolton will perform his greatest hits in The Pavilion at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek on Wednesday, January 29 at 8 p.m.

 

Bolton, who is celebrating his 50th year in the entertainment industry, has sold more than 65 million records worldwide. His achievements include nine top-10 albums and nine number-one singles.

 

A New Haven, Connecticut native, Bolton has collected numerous honors over the years. His résumé includes two Grammy Awards, six American Music Awards, three Emmy nominations, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

 

Throughout his career, Bolton has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the music industry, including Bob Dylan, Paul Stanley, Lady Gaga, Diane Warren, David Foster, among others. His songs have been recorded by the likes of KISS, Kanye West, Jay-Z, Barbra Streisand, Cher, and Marc Anthony.

 

Bolton has also made a number of appearances in feature films and television. Most recently, he had a featured cameo in the Showtime hit series “Billions.”

 

Tickets priced at $50/$60/$80 per person can be purchased via Ticketmaster locations, online at Ticketmaster.com, or by calling (800) 653-8000. The Pavilion box office will also open at 1 p.m. on the day of the show for on-site ticket purchases and will-call pickup.

 

Seminole Casino Coconut Creek is located at 5550 NW 40th Street. Coconut Creek. For more information, call (954) 977-6700 or visit CasinoCoco.com.

Sommelier for a Day

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Sommelier for a Day

            SWOON-WORTHY SIPS:

          Be a Sommelier at III Forks Prime Steakhouse

Palm Beach Gardens, FL – Take flight to the world’s most venerated viticultural meccas during Sommelier for a Day at III Forks Prime Steakhouse in Palm Beach Gardens.

 

On Wednesday, January 15, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., the celebrated steakhouse and award-winning chef-sommelier-proprietor Tommy Nevill will sherpa guests through Italian wine country. Enjoy a lively and interactive discussion about the highlighted vintners, their winemaking practices, grape characteristics, and more.

 

January’s Sommelier for a Day menu:

 

2018 Ca’Bolani, Pinot Grigio

2018 Salviano, Orvieto Classico

2016 Villa Antinori, Toscana Rosso

2016 Le Volte, Dell’Ornellaia

2014 Conte di Campiano, Sessantuno (Red Blend)

2017 Masi, Valpolicella

 

Sommelier for a Day costs $25 per person and features six wine pours accompanied by signature hors d’oeuvres crafted by chef Tommy Nevill. Reservations are required.

 

For more information or to RSVP, call (561) 630-3660 or visit 3forks.com.

 

III Forks is located at 4645 PGA Boulevard in Palm Beach Gardens.

The Art of Florida’s Highwaymen

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The Art of Florida’s Highwaymen

FREE Public Art Exhibit “The Art of Florida’s Highwaymen”
at the Wellington Community Center, January 17-19th

By Harold Newton

The Village of Wellington is excited to announce a FREE public art exhibit “The Art of Florida’s Highwaymen” coming to the Wellington Community Center (12150 Forest Hill Boulevard). The exhibit will be on display for public viewing Friday through Sunday, January 17-19, 2020, with presentations each day at 2:00 PM. A key member of the Highwaymen, R. A. McLendon, who began his painting career in 1955, will be painting live on site. A free opening reception is scheduled for Friday, January 17 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Who are the Highwaymen? In the late 1950s, during the Jim Crow era of the south, a small group of African American artists from the Ft. Pierce and Vero Beach area started a business venture during a time where employment opportunities available were most likely low paying, minimum wage jobs.

Eventually, the group numbered twenty-six self-taught artists. Unable to display and sell their work through traditional channels such as galleries and art agents, they traveled the roads selling their paintings to business owners, real estate brokers, lawyer’s offices, banks, and others along the way. This unconventional sales method earned them the name of “The Highwaymen” sometime in the mid-1990s. For over 60 years the group captured Florida’s natural beauty in an estimated 200,000 paintings, depicting striking views of backwoods scenes, breaking waves, palm-lined beaches, and rivers, to name a few.

The Highwaymen have been featured in the N.Y. Times, on National Public Radio, and were inducted into the Florida Artists Hall of Fame in 2004. Their work is on display in the White House and Florida Governor’s mansion, in addition to countless homes and offices across the country.

Hours for viewing the exhibit are as follows:

Friday, January 17th 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Opening Reception from 4:00 PM
to 6:00 PM (FREE to attend)
Saturday, January 18th 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Sunday, January 19th 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Presentations each day at 2:00 PM

For more information, call the Wellington Community Center, at (561) 753-2484.

As another way to stay informed on the latest news and updates from the Village, residents are invited to sign up for Wellington information and updates at www.wellingtonfl.gov/Newsletter.

For information about other Wellington programs, events, activities, and updates, please visit www.wellingtonfl.gov or watch WellingtonTV for the latest happenings.

The Arc Sweeps Up Awards in 2019

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The Arc Sweeps Up Awards in 2019

The Arc Sweeps Up Awards in 2019

Riviera Beach, Fla. – The Arc of Palm Beach County may need a new shelving system to display all the awards and accolades it accumulated this year – 11 in total. The nonprofit, which empowers children and adults with disabilities, received numerous honors, including a national nod for creating an innovative program, and statewide recognition for leadership and service.

Kimberly McCarten. Photo Credit: The Arc of Palm Beach County

The Arc of Florida recognized two team members at the Palm Beach Chapter. Potentials School Principal Bairbre Flood received the Leadership in Education Award. Flood is passionate about using therapeutic intervention, instruction, and inclusion to help her students achieve. The Arc of Florida selected Brooke Teta for the Direct Service Staff Award. As an instructor in The Arc’s Adult Day Program, Teta prides herself on creating experiences and activities for clients that will help them to meet their life goals.

“I see the work my team does and the lives that they impact on a daily basis. They are incredible,” said Kimberly McCarten, president and CEO of The Arc of Palm Beach County. “To have our peers, partners, and the community recognize our dedication, is both satisfying and humbling.”

In October, McCarten accepted the Program Innovation Award at The Arc’s 2019 National Convention in Washington, D.C., for designing and implementing a student mentor program. The Arc of Palm Beach County was also named Nonprofit of the Year by Nonprofits First, received the Community Champion Award from the United Way of Palm Beach County, and the Financial Organization of the Year Award from AmeriCorps. The Unicorn Children’s Foundation presented The Arc with three awards and the Florida Consortium of Public Charter Schools provided another two making 2019 a very successful year.

About The Arc of Palm Beach County
The Arc is changing the conversation around disabilities by defying definitions, inspiring possibilities, and improving the lives of the people we serve. Since 1958, The Arc has envisioned a community where every person feels welcome, connected, and accepted.

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