Donna Dackow is pleased to announce that she has received training in order to become a Court Appointed Arbitrator. Donna Dackow lives in Tampa, Florida. There, she has a long history of working as a mediator with Mediation Associates of Florida. Donna Dackow has a long history of education, certifications, volunteer work, and licenses. This experience has helped to prepare her for her new role as a Court Appointed Arbitrator.

Donna Dackow’s journey to become an arbitrator began in 1992. That year, she earned her B.A. in Communications from the University of Tampa. She soon returned to school in order to continue her education. In 1999, Donna Dackow earned an M.B.A. in Human Resource Management, once again from the University of Tampa.

In 2001, Donna Dackow earned the 220 Insurance License in Florida. A few years later in 2004, Donna Dackow became a Certified Insurance Counselor. Shortly after in 2007, she became a Certified Risk Manager. In 2009, Donna Dackow joined the Jacksonville Women Lawyers Association and returned to school once more. She began attending the Florida Coastal School of Law. There she was the Pro Bono Student Director from 2009 to 2012. She was also the Pro Bono Director of the Women Law Student Association at the school. From 2010 to 2011, Donna Dackow was the Vice President of the Women Law Student Association. From 2011 to 2012, Donna was pleased to serve as the President of the Women Law Student Association.

While she was at school, Donna Dackow was credited with the most number of recorded Pro Bono Hours. In addition to that, she was honored to receive the Jerome Kermit Award for Excellence in Public Service in 2012. Eventually, Donna Dackow received a Juris Doctorate from the Florida Coastal School of Law. She graduated with Pro Bono Honors.

Donna Dackow says, “I am so happy to have finally received my training to become a Court Appointed Arbitrator. I feel like I have completed a milestone in my career. It has been a long road in getting to this point, but I feel confident that all of my hard work and dedication has prepared me for my role as an arbitrator. Working in mediation and the insurance and risk management fields has helped trained me to work with people in ways that I will be able to put to use as an arbitrator.”