SWFLCF Officers

DAWN-MARIE DRISCOLL

Chair

As an Executive Fellow at the Center for Business Ethics, Dawn-Marie’s background as a corporate attorney has allowed her to combine together her work in the business ethics field, particularly with regard to ethics and corporate governance, and to provide consulting, teaching and other services to top executives and directors. Ms. Driscoll was on the faculty of the national Ethics and Compliance Officer Association and has been appointed a visiting scholar at two prominent universities and also is a frequent teacher, panelist, moderator and presenter about business ethics issues in the U.S. and England. She has written several books and numerous articles about business ethics published in the United States, Asia and Europe.

JOE MAZURKIEWICZ, JR. Ph.D

Vice Chair

Joe Mazurkiewicz is the President of BJM Consulting, Inc., a firm that specializes in local government activities. Elected as Mayor of Cape Coral, Florida, in 1983 and serving for ten years, he led the City in its attempt to change from a bedroom community to an urban center. Presently, Joe works on a variety of local issues ranging from land use cases to incorporation studies, and his company has completed incorporation studies for numerous areas in Southwest Florida.

SANDY ROBINSON

Secretary/Treasurer

Sandy is President for the Fort Myers office of Northern Trust which he joined in 2006. Prior to that he was with Fifth Third Bank in Naples, Florida, where he served at Vice President and team leader in the commercial real estate division.

He mastered a range of disciplines within the financial arena during his twenty six year career with NBD Bank and in 1993 was selected to fulfill a newly created position as Senior Vice President and Chief Quality Officer.

JAY A. BRETT

Immediate Past Chair

Jay Brett was admitted to the Florida and Federal Bar Associations in 1973 with a Juris Doctor from the University of Florida and has been in private practice with Sheppard, Brett, Stewart, Hersch, Kinsey & Hill PA since 1973, where he is currently the senior attorney. When Jay was elected to the Southwest Florida Community Foundation board of trustees in 1999, his experience in the fields of probate trust law, real estate law, and commercial litigation became an immediate asset.  In 2007, Jay chaired the Foundation's Strategic Planning Committee, and from July 2009 to June 2011, Jay served a 2 year term as the Foundation's Board Chair.

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