UF MBA 2011 Articles: page 1

Suarez (MBA 2011) joined PropertyForce, an investment firm focused on reinventing the process of real estate investing, as Director of Marketing and Communications. She will be responsible for developing the company’s internal communications strategy, social media, and brand management. Previously,

Fellows-Coffey (MBA 2011) recently accepted the position of Chief Operating Officer at Maria Bates Law. Maria Bates Law has offices in Orlando, Tampa Bay, and Washington, D.C., and offers services in business law, nonprofit law, food and farm law, family

Howard (MBA 2011) recently joined Proofpoint, one of the leading cybersecurity firms in the world, as a Senior Named Account Manager in Denver, Colorado. In his role, he helps customers protect their organizations, their customers and business partners from cyber

Schuette (MBA 2011) is founder and CEO of GCI Water Solutions, an environmentally friendly and innovative process to treat the production water from the oil and gas industry to a reusable/recyclable state. The company was recently awarded the Best Small

Vaswani (MBA 2011) was promoted to partner at Bennett Thrasher LLP. He specializes in mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures for private equity firms and strategic investors. Vaswani is also a Board Member for the BT Foundation, chairing the communications committee.

Pacifici (MBA 2011) has joined Wade Trim’s Water Resources Market Segment as a Senior Project Manager. He is based in the Tampa office and is tasked with providing technical planning, design and construction support on various water resource projects, as

Deviney (MBA 2011) was promoted from financial planner to director of retirement plan consulting at Provenance Wealth Advisors (PWA), based in Ft. Lauderdale. He is responsible for all aspects of PWA’s corporate retirement plans division. Connect with him on LinkedIn.

  McManus (MBA 2011) was given the Oticon Focus on People Award for his accomplishments and contributions as an outstanding individual with hearing loss. A lieutenant commander in the U.S. Marine Corps, McManus served in Kuwait during the first Gulf