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Rodney Louis
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David Ahr, Esq.
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Martha Ahr
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Dawn Ennis
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Mary Castronuovo
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Honorable Ron AlvarezRon is a retired Palm Beach County Circuit Court Judge. After 21 years on the Circuit Court, Ron retired and almost immediately joined the MEDC board in 2014. While on the bench, Ron was assigned to the juvenile court bench for 15 years. During these years, he oversaw the initial organization and implementation of the Palm Beach County Juvenile Drug Court, over which he presided until his retirement. Before his service on the circuit bench, he was a practicing civil trial attorney for 20 years. Presently Ron is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator with Matrix Mediation.
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Denise NagleDenise has been on the board of MEDC since its inception, serving one year as Secretary. She continues to enjoy working with fellow board members in their effort to fulfill their mission of helping those who are involved with Family and Juvenile Drug Courts. Denise is a proud graduate of The University of Texas where she met Gary Nagle, her husband of 46 years. She is a former teacher and Volunteer Coordinator for the Office of Court Administration of the 15th Judicial Circuit in West Palm Beach. Presently she enjoys working as a floral designer and as a Florida State certified county court mediator.
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Chris RyanChris is the Executive Vice President of Human Resources at The GEO Group, Inc., and has served on the Board of Making Every Day Count since 2014. The GEO Group, Inc. has been a major sponsor at each of the MEDC annual fundraisers since 2014. Chris also serves as Vice-Chair on the Board of Directors of The Open Door, a Palm Beach County charity.
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James CummingsJim is a 41-year veteran of law enforcement, having retired from both the Boynton Beach Police Department and the Palm Beach County School District’s Police Department as a Major and staff executive. Major Cummings graduated from Barry University with his MSW in 1998, and has provided personal and institutional support for children, families, and emergency services personnel through his commitments to the School District’s Youth Court, Teen Drug Court, the 15th Circuit’s Juvenile Drug Court and Palm Beach County’s Critical Incident Stress Management Team (CISM). As a Clinical Social Worker and Police Officer, Major Cummings has had the opportunity to operate within varied systems to provide support, manage change, and create programs and processes that have assisted many individuals and organizations. James is also a High Liability Police Instructor and has provided training and instruction at the local, state, and national levels.
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