Bryan Roub Selected To Financial Executives International Hall of Fame

By  //  June 16, 2015

will be inducted in nov. in New York City

Bryan Roub of Merritt Island was named this month to the FEI Hall of Fame by Financial Executives International, an association for CFOs and other senior level executives in corporate financial management. (Image for SpaceCoastDaily.com)
Bryan Roub of Merritt Island was named this month to the FEI Hall of Fame by Financial Executives International, an association for CFOs and other senior level executives in corporate financial management. (Image for SpaceCoastDaily.com)

BREVARD COUNTY • MERRITT ISLAND, FLORIDA – Bryan Roub of Merritt Island was named this month to the FEI Hall of Fame by Financial Executives International, an association for CFOs and other senior level executives in corporate financial management.

TheFinancial Executives International Hall of Fame is a distinguished honor which annually recognizes highly respected financial executives for displaying exemplary performance, leadership and integrity.

Inductees were nominated by their peers and hand selected by a committee of financial professionals. Roub was chosen for his outstanding professional leadership and continual community involvement.

In November, Roub will be one of five professionals to receive a formal induction into the Financial Executives International Hall of Fame during a gala to be held in their honor at Gotham Hall in New York City. The other inductees include Fred A. AllardyceJoan Lordi Amble, Barbara Hackman Franklin and P. Norman Roy.

This gala marks Financial Executives International Hall of Fame’s 10th year recognizing exceptional achievement in the finance profession.

Taylor Hawes
Taylor Hawes

“We are excited to join FEI and guests in congratulating this year’s honorees for their leadership and integrity throughout their careers, and in celebrating this significant 10 year milestone for our awards ceremony, which represents some of the most accomplished financial professionals,” said Taylor Hawes, Sr., GM, Corporate Finance and Services at Microsoft, and 2015 Chair of the FEI Hall of Fame Selection Committee.

Roub retired as Senior VP and CFO of Harris Corporation in 2006 after 22 years with the company.

Prior to his career at Harris, he served various roles at Midland-Ross Corporation, including assistant controller, controller, executive VP of Finance and CFO. Roub also served as a member of the audit staff of Ernst & Ernst.

Currently, he is a Board Director at Fairchild Semiconductor International Inc. and Health First Health System. His service to Financial Executives International includes President of both the Northeast Ohio and Central Florida Chapters, and as its national Chairman.

In 2014 Roub, and his wife Judy, were recognized as Central Florida Humanitarians and are profiled below:

Bryan & Judy Roub: 2014 Central Florida Humanitarians

ABOVE VIDEO: Among the organizations that Judy and Bryan Roub have benefitted are with The Haven for Children, Brevard Zoo, AMIKids Space Coast and The Women’s Center.

‘This Community Is Very Giving, With Willing Hearts and Hands’

CENTRAL FLORIDA, USA – Most of the volunteer activities that consume Judy Roub’s time have one common denominator: Children.

ROUB-JUDY-BRYAN-580-1She devoted her energy to raising her and husband Bryan’s three sons, but found she had more to give – and many kids who needed help. Among those who have benefited from her work are the residents of The Haven for Children.

The Haven is licensed by the state Department of Children and Families to provide therapeutic shelter in a homelike environment for neglected, abused or abandoned children.

The effort began as a project of the Junior League of South Brevard and started with one home in 1987. Gradually, two more homes were added. Today, the organization operates three homes, providing care for up to 35 children from birth to age 18.

“The staff is amazing,” Roub said. So are the volunteers. Seven days a week, volunteers provide a home-cooked meal for the children.

FOUNDING MEMBER OF HAVEN GUILD

Roub is a founding member of the Haven Guild, the fundraising arm of the Haven.

Judy Roub is a founding member of the Haven Guild, the fundraising arm of the Haven. The guild, founded in 1990, supports the Haven through an evening dinner event once a year, as well as through the Lamb Shoppe thrift shop.
Judy Roub is a founding member of the Haven Guild, the fundraising arm of the Haven. The guild, founded in 1990, supports the Haven through an evening dinner event once a year, as well as through the Lamb Shoppe thrift shop.

The guild, founded in 1990, supports the Haven through an evening dinner event once a year, as well as through the Lamb Shoppe thrift shop.

Operated completely by volunteers, the shop is located in Brevard County at 1765 S. Patrick Drive in Indian Harbour Beach. It’s open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Saturday.

The Guild also throws an annual birthday party for the Haven. In the early years, people brought gifts. Today, cash donations come in that allow the organization to purchase what it needs.

Bryan Roub, a former Harris Corp. executive, also gives of his time, recently serving on the board of directors of The Women’s Center.
Bryan Roub, a former Harris Corp. executive, also gives of his time, recently serving on the board of directors of The Women’s Center.

The Haven has a special place in Roub’s heart for another reason: Two of her nine grandchildren were adopted from one of its homes.

Roub also has worked with the Brevard Zoo and has served on the board of AMIKids Space Coast, which helps youth from troubled pasts chart a course for their futures. Bryan Roub, a former Harris Corp. executive, also gives of his time, recently serving on the board of directors of The Women’s Center.

Beds at the Haven are always filled, with many requests for placement denied for lack of room.

But rather than be overwhelmed by the need, Judy Roub is grateful for those willing to help.

“There’s a lot of need out there,” she said. “But this community is very giving. It’s not hard to find willing hearts and hands.”

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ABOUT THE 2015 CENTRAL FLORIDA HUMANITARIAN AWARDS

CFHA-SPONSORS-200-14The Central Florida Humanitarian Awards were created to recognize outstanding individuals and organizations that dedicate their Time, Talent or Treasure to help people in need locally – and around the world. 

This year, deserving humanitarians will be honored during the Gala, which will be held Thursday, Nov. 5 at the Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place, with the festivities beginning at 6 p.m.

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All Humanitarian alumni are presented a specially commissioned medallion.

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For more information about the Central Florida Humanitarian Gala call 321-323-4460 or e-mail MaverickMultiMedia@gmail.com

BELOW MAP: The 2015 Central Florida Humanitarian Awards will take place Thursday, Nov. 5, 2015 at the Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place, located at 200 Rialto Place in Melbourne, Florida.

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