Bio: Ilene Lieberman

Broward County Commissioner Ilene Lieberman serves as the Florida Association of Counties Immediate Past President.  Commissioner Lieberman was elected to the Executive Committee in 2007 and served as Association’s President in 2010.  Lieberman has been an active member of FAC and the National Association of Counties.

Lieberman has had an influential and well respected political presence in Broward County since she became a Lauderhill City Council Member in 1984. In their endorsement of her for County Commission, the Sun-Sentinel's Editorial board stated that "she has been a dynamic, high energy and high-accomplishment political leader with a capital L ever since she first took office." When she was elected to the County Commission, it is said that she added a whole new dimension. 

Commissioner Lieberman's accomplishments in the political arena as well as her commitment to community service have been well recognized.

Commissioner Lieberman is Chair of the National Association of Counties’ (NACO) Large Urban Caucus steering committee, the Chair of NACO’s Housing subcommittee and a member of the organization’s Community and Economic Development steering committee. She is on the Board of Directors of the Boys and Girls Club and maintains memberships with numerous service clubs and community organizations that benefit from her involvement. She is the Board of County Commission appointment to the Resource Recovery Board, the South Florida Regional Planning Council, which she chairs, the Management and Efficiency Study Commission, and the Broward County Value Adjustment Board.