Royal Oak Homes to offer its newest vacation home product at Marbella in Davenport in Polk County

ORLANDO, Fla. --- Royal Oak Homes will offer its newest vacation home product at its community of Marbella located on Andalusia Loop off North Boulevard in Davenport two miles east of U.S. 27 south of Disney. Matt Orosz, co-president at Royal Oak Homes said new vacation homes at Marbella offer four bedrooms, two baths and oversized swimming pools priced from the low $200s. Two models are open for viewing, Orosz said. There are 111 home sites at Marbella for new Royal Oak vacation homes. Royal Oak Homes is a third-generation home builder whose track record boasts more than 14,000 new homes built in Central Florida over the past 30 years under the Cambridge Homes brand, one of the region’s most successful home builders in the 1980s and 1990s. Founded in 2011, Royal Oak Homes is rapidly becoming one of the largest and most active home builders in the Central Florida area, building in 13 active communities in the region.

Total Alignment Partners to Give Seminars on How to Reinvent Oneself and Set Resolutions That Stick on Caribbean Cruise Jan. 22-26

Winter Springs, Fla. --- Total Alignment Partners (TAP), which develops leadership development and executive coaching programs for a wide range of corporate and individual clients, will host 3 seminars during a four-day Royal Caribbean cruise Jan. 22-26 to Cozumel, Mexico. Belinda M.J. Brown, chief operating officer and executive coach at TAP, said the four-day seminars will focus on how to reinvent yourself to accomplish New Years resolutions. Brown and her team will present the following topics during three 60 min talks: · “Stop the Madness” Creating the Career you always wanted” by Debbie Forcier-Lynn · “Communicate Better and Improve Your Profit and Your Satisfaction” by Belinda MJ. Brown · “Women in The Arena: Live and Leave a Legacy” by Belinda MJ. Brown “We expect 100 to 150 participants that will have the opportunity to re-invent Happy, Healthy, and Wealthy,” Brown said. TAP serves both corporate and individual leaders men and women. Brown, in charge of the Women Leadership division is pleased as “A majority of our cruise seminars participants so far are women entrepreneurs, business owners, leaders and corporate executives,” she said. Registrations for the cruise seminar are still available. For more information visit www.re-inventionconvention.com/Belinda/ You can also call (321) -300-4898.

Lennar’s Southshore Mega Grand Opening Jan. 10 will Showcase Nine decorated Models Across Five communities

TAMPA, Fla. --- Lennar’s Central Florida Division is hosting a mega grand opening for five of its new communities in Southshore on Saturday Jan. 10 to showcase nine new furnished and decorated model homes. Mark Metheny, president of Lennar’s Central Florida Division, said new model homes base priced from the mid $100s to the mid $200s will be available for touring from 12 to 3 p.m. Families are welcome to the mega grand opening. Kids can enjoy face painting, balloon animals, frozen yogurt, fun family games, and the homebuilder will be giving away 10 family 4-packs to Frozen on Ice. The event starts at Noon at the Belmont Welcome Home Center located at 10234 Celtic Ash Drive Riverview, FL 33578. Lennar is building single-family homes from the $200s at Belmont Lennar is also grand opening Ayersworth, 10951 Rainbow Pyrite Drive, Wimauma, FL 33598, with single-family homes priced from the $200s; A new phase at South Fork 13810 Felix Will Rd. Riverview 33579 with larger single-family designs priced from the $250s; Hawks Point featuring single-family homes, townhomes and villas priced from the $130s at 1611 Oak Pong St. in Ruskin 33570 and Summerfield at 13201 Wellington Hills Drive in Riverview FL 33578 with single-family homes from the $200s. For more information, visit www.Lennar.com or call 888-317-7489.

Shoes, Socks,Toys Collected for Homeless School Children

DAYTONA BEACH SHORES – More than 750 homeless Volusia County school students will receive new shoes this holiday season, thanks to a Christmas party at which partygoers came bearing children’s footwear. A spokeswoman for FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools accepted the cache of shoes – along with 50 pairs of socks and 40 toys – earlier this week from the law office of Rue & Ziffra. “FUTURES Foundation greatly appreciates the generosity of Rue & Ziffra and their guests in donating more than 750 pairs of new shoes to Volusia County Schools’ homeless students,” FUTURES Executive Director Cynthia Perrick Ramirez said Friday. Ramirez said the generous donation helps the foundation assist Pam Woods, the Volusia County Schools homeless liaison, with the work she does with homeless students. Woods, who is daily contact with social workers and counselors at each of the district’s 70 public schools, said they now can help meet some of the most basic needs for local homeless children. “Community partners such as the FUTURES Foundation and business partners like Rue & Ziffra play a significant role in supporting these at-risk students’ success in school,” she said. “I was thrilled to see so many shoes and toys for the homeless children of Volusia County Schools under the Christmas tree. It was a wonderful sight, especially during this time of year when kids need these items more than ever,” said Allan Ziffra. About Rue & Ziffra: Founded by John D. Rue and Allan L. Ziffra, the personal-injury law firm of Rue & Ziffra has served the Central Florida community for more than 25 years. The firm’s commitment to its profession and its clients has earned it a reputation as one of the top personal-injury law firms in Central Florida. Known for handling everything from automobile and motorcycle accidents to medical malpractice, wrongful death, and social security and disability cases, Rue & Ziffra has recovered millions of dollars for injured clients and their families. With a staff of eight attorneys, the firm maintains offices in Port Orange, DeLand and Palm Coast. For more information, visit www.rueziffra.com.

VGlobalTech makes it Easy for Housing Communities to Comply with New Florida Law

ORLANDO, Fla. – VGlobalTech – an Orlando-based software development, web design, online branding, and social media optimization company – is offering cost-effective website solutions to community development districts to help them comply with a law passed earlier this year by the Florida Senate that makes it mandatory for CDDs to maintain separate Internet websites. The amendment requires that beginning Oct. 1, 2015 [or by the end of the first full fiscal year of its existence] all housing communities, whether raw building lots, developments under construction or developed communities must launch a website with the details of Florida Statute 189.069. The staff at VGlobalTech has become very familiar with the statute by educating themselves on the law’s particulars to ensure compliance, according to Chief Executive Officer, VB Joshi. “To help CDDs maintain compliance, VGlobalTech is offering three different pricing options for website packages that meet these guidelines,” Joshi said. “Beyond just being compliant with the law, we’ll develop a website for them that benefits the community via pertinent information about meetings, financial data, newsletters, announcements, and development-oriented events.” To date, VGlobalTech has secured agreements with leading CDD management companies in Orlando (references available on request) and is working with others to select the best website packages. These new websites also will give residents access to information immediately, cutting previous CDD costs for printing and mailing, as well as administrative activities. VGlobalTech has setup a portal to educate CDD Management companies on the website requirements. A full presentation explaining the law, the particulars of the website and the pricing options as per the CDD requirement is also available on the VGlobalTech CDD portal. Visit: www.Community.VGlobalTech.com for details. VGlobalTech.com is a client company of the University of Central Florida Business Incubation Program in Orlando.