Holland & Knight Partner Martin J. Alexander, a member of the Children's Harbor board since its founding in 1996 and the former board chair, was recognized for his contributions at Children's Harbor annual Winterfest event, where he was presented a plaque that will be mounted on the Children's Harbor main office building identifying it as the "Martin J. Alexander Administrative Building."
Based in Pembroke Pines, Florida Children's Harbor is a nationally accredited nonprofit agency with a mission to help strengthen families who are struggling, while providing safe shelter and support to teens in foster care so that they may grow into healthy, educated and productive adults.
Over the years, Mr. Alexander has provided assistance and guidance to Children's Harbor and frequently solicits the pro bono assistance of Holland & Knight colleagues to provide the organization with counseling in areas that include real estate, labor and employment, tax and nonprofit organizations.
"I believe that the most important part of our mission at Children's Harbor is providing a place where there is love," said Mr. Alexander. "I am most proud of the fact that we not only provide services, but we do it in a way that lets our kids know and their families know that we truly care about each and every one of them."
"We are thrilled to share this special moment of gratitude with Marty in recognition of his unwavering dedication to our mission, vision and the well-being of our children," said Tiffani Dhooge, president and CEO of Children's Harbor.
Mr. Alexander represents corporate and individual clients in wide-ranging contractual, corporate and business disputes. His practice includes the representation of life insurance companies in coverage issues, financial institutions in the enforcement of creditor rights, and developers and property owners in purchase and sale, leasing, easement, nuisance, land use and environmental disputes. Mr. Alexander is a graduate of Leadership Florida and Leadership Broward and serves on the board of governors of Nova Southeastern University's H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business and Entrepreneurship.
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