Governor Ron DeSantis made several key appointments to important boards in Florida. Andrew Lupoli and Glenn Ritchey Sr. were appointed to the Halifax Health Board of Commissioners. Lupoli is a certified treasury professional and treasurer at Brown & Brown Insurance, while Ritchey Sr. is the president and CEO of multiple automotive groups and a veteran of the U.S. Army Reserves.
For the Daytona State College District Board of Trustees, Nellie Lupoli was appointed along with the reappointments of Randy Dye, Lloyd Freckleton, and Robert Lloyd. Lupoli is the vice president of ICI Homes and recipient of the 2019 Young Leaders Award. Dye is the owner of Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram and was named the 2020 Philanthropist of the Year.
Additionally, Lifestyle Realty Group welcomed agent Crystal Cottle to its Ormond Beach brokerage. Cottle is described as a seasoned agent who loves helping her clients achieve their dreams.
In the healthcare field, Dr. Neil Nagda joined PRC Alliance as a double board-certified interventional pain medicine physician and anesthesiologist. He provides individualized care to address patients’ unique sources of pain through various interventional procedures.
These appointments are subject to confirmation by the Florida Senate and highlight the importance of strong leadership in key roles within the community.
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