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The public LinkedIn profile page of Bernardo Martinez, as self-reported, located in Miami, Florida, with 6K followers. The visible experience lists Mentor at Endeavor since Nov 2023 and Volunteer at Compass since Oct 2016, describing Compass as providing strategic guidance to non-profits. It lists an Award of Excellence from Bank of America in Dec 2005 and languages English and Spanish.

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- Mentor Endeavor Nov 2023 - Present 2 years 8 months
- Volunteer Compass Oct 2016 - Present 9 years 9 months Economic Empowerment Compass provides strategic guidance to non for profits

Honors & Awards

- Award of Excellence Bank of America Dec 2005

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- English Full professional proficiency
- Spanish Native or bilingual proficiency
- Spanish Native or bilingual proficiency

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- Latino Corporate Directors Association Executive Member Mar 2024 - Present
- Forbes Council Member

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