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Willis Esq
Andrea A. Willis, Esq. is an award-winning attorney that delivers top-notch service to her clients. She has a diverse background representing business clients from many sectors and sizes.
Often acting as a business coach and mentor to her clients, Andrea advocates strongly for their needs and ensures they feel cared for, prioritized, and empowered to run their business as efficiently as possible. She focuses on problem-solving and suggests strategies and solutions to reach her client’s goals and protect them long-term.
— Business & Commercial Law
— Business Organizations (LLC, PLLC, Corporation, Nonprofit)
— Contracts
— Franchises
— Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A)
— Minority and/or Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBE)
—Partnerships
— Albany Law School of Union University, Albany, New York
—J.D.
—Honors: With Honors
—Major: Law; Health Law
— Marist College
— B.A., Bachelor of Arts
— Major: Communications
— Licensed in New York and Florida
— Boss Because, Founder, President (Current)
— Boss Because, Member, Board of Directors (Current)
— Kevin Guest House, Member, Board of Directors (Current)
— Kevin Guest House, Member, Business Development Committee (Current)
— Grand Island Chamber of Commerce, Member
— Field and Fork Network, Member, Board of Directors (Previous)
— Field and Fork Network, Member, Governance Committee (Previous)
— Field and Fork Network, Member, Development Committee (Previous)
— Greyhound Rescue Adoption Team (GReAT), Committee Member (Current)
— Freedom Boat Club, Member (Previous)
— Florida Bar, Member
— Florida Bar: Business Law Section, Member
— Accelerate Brevard (Cocoa Beach Regional Chamber of Commerce), Board of Directors (Current)
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