Tag: Black woman president-elect
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How Charise Morgan-Joseph made history as the first Black woman President-Elect of the Miami-Dade Bar Association. With over 20 years of legal experience and exceptional leadership skills, she represents a new era of inclusivity in the Florida legal…
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Rosalyn Sia Baker-Barnes makes history as the first Black woman elected as the Florida Bar’s president-elect. Learn about her achievements, dedication to mentorship, and family legacy in the legal profession.
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