Joshua Jordan Joins Board of Directors

Joshua Jordan Joins Deliver the Dream’s Board of Directors
 

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. - Deliver the Dream’s (DTD) Board of Directors welcomes its newest member, Joshua Jordan.  Currently, Jordan serves as First Vice President for the Personal and Business Banking Division of City National Bank.  City National Bank has headquarters in Miami and is one of the largest community banks in the nation. 

“Josh will be a great addition to our Board of Directors,” said Deliver the Dream Executive Director, Paul Withrow.  “By lending his time and talents to this worthwhile cause, he will be helping the organization to serve even more families.  All of us at Deliver the Dream greatly appreciate having someone with his commitment as a member of our dedicated team.” 

Jordan, who is originally from Hartford CT, has long volunteered for numerous charities over the past 20 years. He graduated from Florida Atlantic University with a BS in Finance, has two children, and resides in Parkland, FL.


About Deliver the Dream
Deliver the Dream, Inc. is a non-profit respite and retreat program that serves families facing serious illness or crisis by helping them to enhance coping skills, reduce stress, and cultivate relationships. Deliver the Dream offers retreat weekends, which combine traditional recreational activities like hiking and fishing, with therapeutic workshops, peer-to-peer discussion groups and expressive arts and music activities.  The retreats are provided at no cost to participants. More than 4,800 family members throughout the Southeast have attended a Deliver the Dream weekend since retreats began in the fall of 2002.

About City National Bank:
Established in 1946 in Miami Beach, City National Bank is one of the largest community banks in the nation with more than $2.75 billion in assets, 400 employees, 18 banking offices throughout south Florida, and new locations opening in Stuart and Orlando. It has consistently ranked in the top 50 of all large U.S. banks in terms of profitability, productivity, efficiency and asset quality, and has received the highest Community Reinvestment Act Rating (CRA) three times.