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07-03-2025
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13 UBS Advisors in Florida Named to the 2025 Forbes Top Women Wealth Advisors Best-in-State List
MIAMI, March 07, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--UBS today announced that 13 advisors in the firm's Florida Market have been named to the 2025 Forbes Top Women Wealth Advisors Best-in-State list. The Florida Market is led by Market Executive Lane Strumlauf and is part of the firm's Southeast Region, which is led by Regional Director Julie Fox. "It is truly gratifying to see so many talented financial advisors in our region achieve this well-deserved industry recognition. On behalf of myself and the UBS leadership team, I want to congratulate each of them for this momentous accomplishment," said Lane Strumlauf, Florida Market Executive at UBS. The advisors named to the list are: Aventura:Karleen Halliwell Boca Raton:Meryll BangsilAlisa JaffeSarah Ponczek-Van Camp Ft. Lauderdale:Hiromi HanamuraDarran BlakeMegan MacGowan Miami:Kathleen ReilleyPamela Segal Rhodes Orlando:Ashley LaubachHeather Mount Palm Beach:Kristen Scarpa Bissett Tampa: Samantha Parker Hopkins The ninth annual 2025 Forbes Top Women Wealth Advisors Best-in-State highlights 2,400 women who collectively manage $3.6 trillion in assets. The ranking algorithm is based on qualitative and quantitative criteria including phone and in-person interviews, compliance records and revenue generated for their firms. For the full list and further information, visit: Notes to Editors About UBSUBS is a leading and truly global wealth manager and the leading universal bank in Switzerland. It also provides diversified asset management solutions and focused investment banking capabilities. With the acquisition of Credit Suisse, UBS manages 5.7 trillion dollars of invested assets as per fourth quarter 2023. UBS helps clients achieve their financial goals through personalized advice, solutions and products. Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, the firm is operating in more than 50 markets around the globe. UBS Group shares are listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). © UBS 2025. All rights reserved. The key symbol and UBS are among the registered and unregistered trademarks of UBS. Although neither UBS Financial Services Inc. or its employees pay a fee in exchange for these ratings, UBS may hire RJ Shook to be a speaker for events. Past performance is not an indication of future results. For press use only. View source version on Contacts Media Contact: Scott GammStrategy Voice Associatesscott@ Sign in to access your portfolio
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31-01-2025
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West Palm mayor: City has 'proposed transportation system' that will address rapid growth
West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James used his sixth State of the City speech Thursday to call for unity and highlighted the growth that has rocketed the city forward in the years since the coronavirus pandemic. "I'm proud to report that our city, your city, is stronger, healthier and more prosperous than ever before," James told a packed ballroom at the Palm Beach County Convention Center. That prosperity and growth has brought more people into West Palm Beach's downtown, either as residents or because of work. The resulting traffic backups have frustrated some residents, who have taken to social media to complain about a reduced quality of life. Some have either emailed or called James to express their frustration. James addressed those complaints Thursday. "I'm happy to share that we will be advertising a proposed permanent transportation system, one that will significantly expand access to transportation and mobility to over 95,000 people across our city," he said. "That's a big deal." The mayor, re-elected without qualified opposition to a final four-year term in 2023, did not provide more details about what that transportation system will look like. He did note that the city is expanding its bicycle infrastructure and has been leaning on its RideWPB mobility program to help seniors get to local destinations. "As our population grows, we need to assure that we make our city more connected, exploring ways to move people and not just cars," he said. "See, I know that at times traffic congestion gets bad." In addition to a new transportation system, James told the audience of another development — the Cleveland Clinic's plans to expand its operations in West Palm Beach with a new hospital, the first new hospital in the downtown area in more than a century, the mayor said. "A broad range of specialties will be provided in the new hospital with the flexibility to adapt and add specialty care as the needs of the Palm Beach community evolve," Dr. Conor P. Delaney, president of the Cleveland Clinic's Florida Market, said in a December news release. "Priority specialties will include heart, vascular and thoracic care, digestive disease care, neurological care and cancer care." WEST PALM NEWS: Why did city pick a firm whose CEO is under fraud indictment to rebuild Currie Park? The Cleveland Clinic's decision to expand in West Palm Beach is yet one more sign of the city's growth and prosperity, James said, pointing to a list of others that included: WEST PALM NEWS: Mayor says still-shuttered Sunset Lounge good to go this summer The Cox Science Center's $115 million expansion. $30 million in new city infrastructure projects. Vanderbilt University's plans to build a campus and "innovation hub" in West Palm Beach. The Boys and Girls Club's plan for a $13 million facility in Dreher Park. Continued reduction in overall and violent crime in the city. James said the coronavirus pandemic, which shuttered businesses for months, forced cities to adapt. 'The challenges of the last five years have taught us that the old ways of doing things will no longer cut it,' the mayor said. Communities must remain united and focused on challenges in order to tackle them, he said. "Together, we create safer neighborhoods," James said. "Together, we connect every corner of our city. Together, we fortify the strong foundation. Together, we offer a future of boundless possibilities. This is our time." Sign up for our Post on West Palm Beach weekly newsletter, delivered every Thursday! Wayne Washington is a journalist covering West Palm Beach, Riviera Beach and race relations for The Palm Beach Post. You can reach him at wwashington@ Help support our work; subscribe today. This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: West Palm mayor addresses transportation needs in State of the City
