Adele Valencia, Lisa Castillo and Joshua Freeman
LSN Partners, LLC is proud to announce a large South Florida expansion. Adele Valencia, Lisa Castillo, and Joshua Freeman recently joined LSN Partner’s South Florida practice. Each of these new additions comes with extraordinary government experience and knowledge.
Adele Valencia joins both LSN Partners and Llorente & Heckler, P.A. as a Partner based in the Miami office. Adele brings a wealth of knowledge and advocacy, legislative, and management experience to clients. Previously, Adele was Director of Code Compliance for the City of Miami. She also worked in the Commission office of current Mayor of Miami-Dade County Daniella Levine Cava.
Lisa Castillo, Chief of Staff of the Ft. Lauderdale office, will focus on Broward County matters and our National practice. As former Chief of Staff to the Broward County Sheriff, Lisa comes to LSN with vast experience working in Government.
Joshua Freeman, Associate in the Ft. Lauderdale office, will provide advocacy and assistance for clients in Broward County. Joshua comes to LSN with a significant amount of government familiarity; he most recently served as Chief of Staff to Broward County Mayor Steve Geller and is the former Director of Communications for the Broward Teachers Union.
“We are grateful to be in a position to expand our practice during this time and are delighted to welcome these three talented and experienced professionals to the LSN Family,” said Managing Partner Alex Heckler.
About LSN Partners, LLC
LSN Partners is a full-service consulting firm, offering strategic advice and advocacy in the areas of government affairs, government procurement, emergency management, regulatory matters, economic development and incentives, business development and communications. Headquartered in South Florida, LSN has offices throughout Florida and in Washington, D.C. Through its national network, LSN assists clients in all 50 states and more than 200 cities. For more information about LSN Partners, LLC, visit: LSNPartners.com.
