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And do not forget the Inweekly Winners

   August 22, 2015

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I almost forgot. Here are our “Winners” from the Aug. 20 issue:

P.C. Wu
During the June 2015 Northwest Florida League of Cities board meeting, members voted unanimously to name the annual Municipal Official of the Year Award in honor of Pensacola Councilman P.C. Wu. Dr. Wu has served the Northwest Florida League of Cities as the City of Pensacola Director for 10 years. He served as FLC President in 2013. Last year, Dr. Wu was selected to serve on the National League of Cities Board of Directors.

Hakeem Douglas
Cadet Douglas, a student in the University of West Florida Army ROTC program, was named Honor Graduate at a Basic Airborne Course in Fort Benning, Georgia. He was selected as best in class in a group of more than 400 soldiers and cadets. Douglas is an Army ROTC scholarship recipient from Orlando. He is a junior majoring in public relations with a minor in military science.

IMS ExpertServices
The Pensacola firm received Corporate America magazine’s Legal Elite Award for Best Expert Witness Search Firm for 2015. The award recognizes individuals and firms that use their skills and experience to help companies across the nation to navigate the complex legal landscape. The award spotlights the most well-respected attorneys and firms in the business, emphasizing their goals, commitment and success. Recipients of the awards were determined based on votes and a rigorous research process.

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