The kind of people who end up on our annual Men of the Year list don’t set out to make an impact in the Central Florida region and beyond in order to receive personal accolades. Rather, they do things like create a difference-making organization following a family tragedy, devote their lives to nonprofit work or look for new ways to reach young adults on the autism spectrum because they are sincerely interested in making the world a better place and helping those who can’t always help themselves. They might not want recognition, and oftentimes even eschew it, but we are honored to give them...
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