The IDEA Club board members

Bringing together the expertise and experience from diverse industries, our Board Members serve in a capacity that is both challenging and rewarding. It is their skills, talents, and commitment to our organization that ensures our success.

Lonnie Young,

President

Young & Company, LLC

Sandra Barker,

Vice President

Eye Associates of Winter Park

Edwin Gonzalez,

Treasurer

Integrity Insurance

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Sue Gilman,

Membership Co-Chair

Keller Williams

Nick Johnson,

Membership Co-Chair

Orlando Pressure Washing Pros, LLC

Thomas Walyus,

Member At Large

Blue Cross Blue Shield/Murray Insurance

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1. First, call 911 and report the accident and if you are injured tell them you need medical assistance.

2. Take a second to assess your situation as you are likely to be shaken up and emotions are running high. Your adrenalin is in high gear. If you are injured, just stay in your car until the firefighters and paramedics arrive to assess your injuries.

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