Marjorie Evans Chief Executive Officer Broward Children's Center, Inc. Marjorie Evans has been serving Broward County's children and young adults for more than 37 years, most notably as the founder of Broward Children's Center. As a passionate advocate for children, Ms. Evans appears frequently before the Florida Legislature, is a member of the state's Early Intervention Task Force and works with Florida Tax Watch to develop cost-effective care for children. She is a consultant for organizations such as the State Department of Children's Medical Services and the American Healthcare Association, and she has worked with the Florida Department of Children and Families and Vocational Rehabilitation to create opportunities for medically complex children and young adults. She often confers with Broward County's two public hospital districts and also helped develop state regulations for pediatric nursing homes. Ms. Evans has a bachelor's degree from the University of Miami and a master's in psychology from Nova University. She has completed many postgraduate courses ranging from biology to employee relations at Florida Atlantic University. She is currently helping develop the National Organization of Pediatric Nursing Facilities. Awards and memberships:     Business Woman of the Year, Pompano Beach Chamber of Commerce, 2000 Freedom Foundation Award, a national award for community service from Valley Forge, PA, 1997 Broward County Child Advocate of the Year, 1994 Broward County Local Interagency Community Collaborative Project, former chair Broward County Preschool Interagency Council, former chair Florida Association of Rehabilitation Facilities Florida Developmental Disabilities Consortium, chair: Medical Committee Florida Early Intervention Task Force Florida Health Care Association Florida Tax Watch  American Association for Mental Retardation Council for Exceptional Children     History • Marjorie Evans • Staff • Our vision & values • Broward Children's Center firsts • Careers •