Appointed by
Commissioner Ilene Lieberman, District 1 |
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 Clarisse Conner
Resident of Broward since 1948, former Chair of the Lauderhill Beautification Committee, former member Lauderhill Planning and Zoning board and Code Enforcement Board.
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 Mimi B. Ribotsky
A resident of Florida since 1991, Ribotsky is an active member of many civic and community organizations throughout Broward and formerly served on the Parkland City Commission as Commissioner/Vice Mayor from 2004 – 2006 and on Parkland’s Parks and Recreation Board from 2003 – 2004. Having a great love of green space in Broward, she initiated the adoption of Parkland’s Commemorative Tree Program.
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Appointed by
Commissioner Kristin D. Jacobs, District 2
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 Roy Gold, Chair Member since 1996, founding the Community Grants Program. Serves as a Coral Springs City Commissioner, Adopt a Mile coordinator and Waterway Cleanup leader. Sits on the League of Cities Environmental Committee. City Link magazine "Best Citizen Environmental Activist" for 2003 and “Best Environmental Activist to win an Election” 2004.
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 Jeffrey Siegel, Vice-Chair
Licensed Landscape Architect, Landscape Architect for Plantation, sits on Lighthouse Point Community Appearance Board and Beautification Committee, member Landscape Inspectors Association of Florida, International Society of Arboriculture and the Society for Commercial Archeology. Certified by ISA as an Arborist and by the State Attorney's Office in Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design.
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Appointed by
Commissioner Stacy Ritter, District 3
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Joan Kovac, Secretary
Former Mayor of Davie and graduate of Leadership Broward, 1993 Soroptimist International Woman of Distinction and 1999 March of Dimes' Woman of Distinction, sits on Ft. Lauderdale's Community Appearance Board, Davie Community Redevelopment Agency and Chairs McFatter Vocational Center School Advisory Counciling
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Appointed by
Commissioner Ken Keechl, District 4
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 Marsha Levy
long-time resident of Broward County and community activist for community service and beautification issues. Working on many Plantation projects, including Broward Boulevard, State Road 7 and the Plantation Street Tree Program. Currently serves on the State of Florida Highway Beautification Council and the State Board of Scenic Florida.
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 Joan Lossen
Resident of Broward County since 1948. She is a member of the Federated Garden Circles of Ft. Lauderdale - Pachira Circle. She serves as Chair of the Beautification Awards Committee and founded the Butterfly Garden program. |
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Appointed by
Vice-Mayor Lois Wexler, District 5
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 Gary Hines
Native of Broward County, Graduate Fort Lauderdale High School, Bachelor of Science University of Tennessee - Master of Science Nova Southeastern University - Owner/Operator Growers Nursey - Past President of the Broward Chapter, Florida Nurserymen and Growers Association - Past Vice President of the Broward County Farm Bureau. Member of the Florida Horticultural Society, Fairchild Tropical Gardens, and the International Society of Arborist.
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 Steven Hurst
Bio Pending
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Appointed by
Commissioner Sue N. Gunzburger, District 6
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 Gail Capp
Founding member of Broward Beautiful, helped to create Plantations Landscape Review Board, Landscape Ordinance and beautification awards program. |
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 Cynthia Green-Eason
An active volunteer in several organizations during her many years of South Florida residency, Ms. Green-Eason is extremely concerned with protection our environment, natural resources and heritage and has worked tirelessly and donated both time and money towards these ends. Ms. Green-Eason is a docent at the zoo and has served on the Hollywood Historic Preservation Board.
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Appointed by
Commissioner John E. Rodstrom Jr., District 7
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 Lynn Shatas, Vice-Chair
Leadership Broward graduate, Manager of External Affairs for Florida Power and Light, responsible for FPL's Public Affairs with municipal, county and state government. On the boards of Family Central, South Florida Community Urban Resources Partnership, United Way of Broward, Fort Lauderdale. |
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 Cara Campbell
A long-time environmentalist, Cara was instrumental in promoting the South Florida Chapter of Florida Organic Growers (FOG), a certifying organization dedicated to pesticide free, sustainable agriculture. Cara serves as co-chair of the Broward County Green Party, whose platform espouses, among other values, environmental sustainability, future focus, personal and global responsibility.
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Appointed by
Commissioner Diana Wasserman-Rubin, District 8
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 Dr. Murray Zedeck
Chairman of TransCapital Bank in Hallandale Beach. He has been a Director of Goodwill Industries, Florida Initiative for Suicide Prevention, Chairman and Professor, Department of Community Medicine, Southeast College of Osteopathic Medicine, Chief of Staff for Hospital of Southeastern Medical Center, President of Dade County Osteopathic Medical Association and the Chair of Transflorida Bank and the Broward County Housing Finance Authority.
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 Alyn Kay
Registered Landscape Architect and Florida certified Landscape Architect. He is a volunteer in various projects in Broward County and his home town of Southwest Ranches.
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Appointed by
Mayor Josephus Eggelletion, Jr., District 9
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 Phillip Hudson
Is a Director of the Florida Association of Realtors serving on their Political Affairs Committee and their Professional Development committee. Also serves on the Professional Development committee of the Realtor Association of Greater Ft. Lauderdale and is a volunteer/mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward. |
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