Michael Bennett is a graduate of the University of Miami Law School and is a partner at Bennett Aiello, a business litigation law firm. He grew up in Miami and has had a special appreciation for the Deering Estate since childhood.

Kristina Cunetta, a resident of Palmetto Bay for the past 20 years originally from Rhode Island, is a Real Estate Agent with Coldwell Banker Residential and an avid volunteer and member of several community organizations. She is currently on the Board of Directors of the Palmetto Bay Business Association.

Maddalena Daday is the Group Sales Manager for the Ritz Carlton Hotels of Miami. Educated in both Italy and the United States, she is a graduate of The Florida Institute of Technology in Business Management and also an active volunteer with Autism Speaks.

Mardel Development Corp.

Suzuyo Fox, a resident of Coral Gables, is a transplanted Canadian from Toronto who has lived in South Florida for over 30 years and who enjoyed a long and successful career in advertising and publishing. Now retired, she is a member of the Anthony Robbins Platinum Partnership and enjoys traveling the world. She has served many local organizations including the South Dade Civitan Club, Sunrise Community for the Developmentally Disabled, South Dade YMCA and Chamber South and is presently supporting 55 children in an Indian orphanage in Narsapur, India.

John C. (Sean) Murphy is Head of School at Palmer Trinity School, a career English teacher and graduate of Dartmouth College and St. John’s College in Santa Fe. He serves as Trustee for the Council of Spiritual and Ethical Education (CSEE) and is an active volunteer at St. Thomas Church in Coral Gables.

Dorian Neidhart is a partner in family owned and operated Curbside Florist & Gifts and a resident of Palmetto Bay who has long advocated for the Deering Estate and has been a faithful volunteer for many community organizations.

Luis Segredo, a current resident of Miami Beach, is a graduate of the University of Miami School of Business and President and Co-Founder of Miami-based MTech, a software development and deployment company that serves the hotel industry. He has lived in Miami for over 29 years.

Dan Yglesias