{"60":"2021-01-09","61":{"first":"Francesca","last":"Tavares"},"62":"francescatavares18@gmail.com","63":"876-892-9718","64":{"street":"10 Brandon Way Stadium Gardens Kingston 5","street2":"","city":"Kingston","state":"Kingston","zip":"JMKN04","country":"Jamaica"},"191":"Corp LLM","66":"I presently practice in the financial services sector and would like to further specialize to garner greater insight and expertise in corporate law and finance.","67":"As a legal practitioner in the financial services industry practicing within the Commonwealth Caribbean, I encounter frequently Delaware based corporate structures and companies. I see tremendous value in learning the corporate law of this jurisdiction, and believe same in will add to my professional development.","68":"I am presently pursuing an LLM in Compliance at Fribourg University.","69":" I currently work in the public sector, and intend to remain in the financial services industry. However, I hope to eventually establish a private practice with specialist expertise in corporate structures, anti-money-laundering and compliance. Many companies in my region are incorporated in Delaware, and I believe this degree would propel my career, by providing me with a much sought after skill set that will be of great utility in either the private or public sector. ","70":"I am passionate about youth engagement in national development, and spearheaded with others an initiative titled \"Vote ColourBlind\" in 2016 to encourage young and otherwise disengaged citizens to become enumerated and vote in the local elections. The initiative further encouraged youth to vote based on policy (not according to partisan politics), and to hold their elected representatives accountable. This initiative resulted in opportunities to advocate for youth engagement, hundreds becoming enumerated, and also saw the youth vote being the swing-vote of the election period (which I believe our advocacy contributed to, though not the sole cause).\r\n ","72":"Francesca Tavares"}