AmSpirit Business Connections, Inc.

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Greater Miami

Salomie Chung, Director
(786) 683-1224
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Biography »Salomie Chung is a highly esteemed South Florida realtor and part of an elite team at RelatedISG Realty.

She is also an entrepreneur, an inventor (holding two U.S. Patents), and author of a book for those who have amazing ideas and interests that they want to parlay into a profitable business. Through and through, Salomie is committed to supporting the growth and development of small businesses. As such, she is a perfect addition to AmSpirit Business Connections.

Born and raised in Jamaica, Salomie is, first and foremost, a single mother of two great kids - a son and a daughter. In her spare time, she enjoys blogging and writing to share her wisdom with the world. She studied Organizational Behavior at St. Thomas University (Miami FL) and earn both an undergraduate and masters. In addition, she volunteers as a Guardian Ad Litem with the Family Court of Miami-Dade County, and advocates for children who were removed from dysfunctional homes.


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Chapter: AmSpirit Paradigm

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Reagan RodriguezReagan Rodriguez, Director
800-201-3143
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Biography »Reagan Rodriguez has committed his life to the study of futurism and the pursuit of God, never knowing that the two worlds would one day collide. As Chief Volunteer Officer of WORTHYfutures (https://worthyfutures.com/ ), his extensive background in environmentally compassionate and profitable businesses will drive success on many levels. Reagan lives in Miami, Florida. With a passion for continuous learning, he has attended the University of Oxford’s Executive MBA program and Oxford’s Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment. He is futurist, an emissary to the continent of Africa, and cultural thought leader whose singular intention is to violate our view of reality. Currently, Rodriguez lectures at the Global Sustainable Finance Council on how to cultivate a spirit of entrepreneurialism by making beneficiaries active participants, rather than passive recipients, of their inheritance.

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Chapter: Coral Gables