Charlotte Mather-Taylor began her role as the Ann Storck Center’s Executive Director/CEO on December 20, 2010.  The Ann Storck Center provides the highest quality services to the developmentally disabled through its preschool, intermediate care facilities, group homes, adult day care and expressive arts program. It is a place where miracles occur.

She came to Ann Storck Center from Broward Health, one of the top ten largest non profit, public health systems in the nation, where she served as the Vice President for Government, Community and Public Affairs. She has worked for Broward Health for over 16 years.

A graduate of the University of Florida, she earned her BA in Political Science, later received her MBA from Nova Southeastern University, and graduated as a 2008 National Association of Public Hospitals Fellow.

Throughout the years she has volunteered her time in many other organizations. She currently serves on the Statewide Low Income Pool Council which is responsible for reviewing and recommending the allocation of one billion dollars to hospitals and health centers throughout Florida, the Broward County Climate Change Task Force, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Board, Diabetes Association Board, Women in Distress of Broward County Board of Trustees, the University of Florida Broward County Board and the Broward House Board of Directors.

Until recently she also served on the Boards of March of Dimes, the Children’s Home Society, and as the Secretary/Treasurer for the Coordinating Council.

She has earned the reputation as an outstanding legislative advocate resulting from the skills honed from her early days at the University of Florida as the first female student body President.  She uses those skills in her full time work to advocate on the state and federal level on health care policy.  She previously served as the Junior League State Political Affairs Committee analyst advocating for issues such as foster care and booster seats and in fact previously received an honorary award from the department of health as their “unofficial lobbyist”. She also previously served as the co-chair of the Diabetes Walk for two years in a row, Co-chair of the Diabetes Valor Awards in 2010 and chair of the Cystic Fibrosis “Fort Lauderdale’s finest couples” and “Fort Lauderdale’s Finest Singles Events”.

Charlotte Mather-Taylor

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