Pro bono work by Shutts & Bowen partner Terry Vento has earned her a special place at the newly opened Perez Art Museum Miami. The museum's cafe-lounge bears her name.
December 05, 2013 at 10:00 PM
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Shutts & Bowen partner Terry Vento figures she has provided $650,000 worth of pro bono legal work to the Miami Art Museum over the last 25 years she has served as a trustee.
Her dedication earned her naming rights at the M. Therese Vento Cafe Lounge. The Miami Art Museum moved to its new location on Biscayne Bay in Museum Park this week under its new name, the Perez Art Museum Miami.
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