Nadia Assad has a true passion and history of service to her community. She bridges the gap between cultures and other diverse factors by focusing on common dreams of the community. Some common dreams are improved education, increased economic growth and an overall improvement in our environment. These dreams are interwoven throughout her personal and professional life.

Nadia attended Miami-Dade College, Rock-Hurst University and Broward College. She holds degrees in Nursing and Healthcare Administration. Additionally, she holds certifications in Business Management, Cultural Diversity, Community Relations and Education, Depression and Anxiety Treatment in youth, Mental Health Ambassador, Art Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Practitioner. These factors fuel her passion to serve the public professionally and personally. As a public servant Nadia uses her fluency in Haitian Créole, French and Spanish to build bridges and advocate for the community.

She has served as a Health care Administrator for several Mental Health Institution, as a Constituent Service Representative for the City of North Miami Mayor and Council Office, an Administrative Assistant with the City of Fort Lauderdale Police Department. In addition to her volunteerism Nadia has hosted and/or participated in several educational Radio shows, TV Shows, podcasts, and Workshops to educate, raise awareness and bring positive light to our community, the subject matters included Mental Health Awareness, Family and Youth Empowerment.

Nadia's dedication and commitment to the community has earned her several awards. These awards include the following:

• Life Savior Recognition Award - The Bayview Center Community for Mental Health.
• Special Recognition Award for Community Services - Fom Sové Production outreach.
• City of Lauderhill Tribute to Women’s Prestigious Award - Vice Mayor Berger.
• Mom of Impact Leader Award - The Colas Cancer Foundation and the Community Health and Empowerment Network.
• The 2019 Adrienne Collier Ford Award.
• D.T.B.W.E Community Leader of Excellence Award.
• 2020-2021 Making the Difference Mentorship Award - Parkway Middle School of Arts 
• 2020 - African American Achiever Award – The Jim Moran Foundation
• The International Women’s Month Award – The Prosperity Social Community Development Group Inc,
• 2021-Trailblazer Award- Lauderhill Haitian American and Greater South Florida Communities.

She has gained valuable experience in a full spectrum of issues affecting residents and the business in the community. Nadia is driven by the needs of the community. One of her favorite quotes is “The fruit of love is service, which is compassion in action” and her Mantra is “Together we can do great things” From Mother Theresa, which is her nick name.