Marty Fiorentino's connection to Flagler Athletics runs deep through his son Martin, who works within the Athletics Department. While originally from Jacksonville, Marty now resides in St. Johns, FL, where he has found a sense of home and community. Mr. Fiorentino’s support for the department extends beyond familial ties, as he recognizes and values the culture that has been cultivated within Flagler Athletics. Mr. Fiorentino is the President of The Fiorentino Group, a distinguished government relations and business development firm. His extensive professional background includes serving as Counsel for the law firm of Holland and Knight, as well as special counsel to CSX. Previously, he held the role of Vice President of Corporate Communications and Public Affairs for CSX Transportation. Marty's appreciation for Flagler Athletics stems from the exceptional culture fostered within the department. He admires the values of teamwork, dedication, and excellence that are prevalent among athletes and staff, contributing to the overall success of the program. When not immersed in his professional endeavors, Marty enjoys indulging in the diverse culinary scene that St. Augustine has to offer. Marty Fiorentino is proud to call Jacksonville his hometown, where his roots are deeply embedded in the local community. He served as a political appointee in the administration of President George H.W. Bush, highlighting his involvement in national affairs. Marty's leadership extends to various organizations, including serving as the former Chairman of the Board of the Jacksonville Port Authority, where he made significant contributions to the region's economic development. His philanthropic efforts have not gone unnoticed, as he was honored with the Annual Philanthropy Day Award by the local chapter of the National Society of Fund-Raising Executives for his work as Chairman of the Baptist Health System Foundation in 1987. Mr. Fiorentino's influence extends statewide, as evidenced by his recognition as one of the "Florida 500," a prestigious group of the 500 most influential executives in the state, according to Florida Trend Magazine.
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