Charles S. Caulkins: "the bottom line is articulating on behalf of the importance of maintaining a free-enterprise system. It's what produces prosperity for the whole community.".(IN PLAY)

From: South Florida CEO | Date: February 1, 2006| Author: | Copyright information

The Player: Charles S. Caulkins, 56, managing partner of the Fort Lauderdale office of Fisher & Phillips LLP

Latest Play: In January Caulkins became the new chairman of the Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce.

Background: A labor and employment attorney with Atlanta-based Fisher & Phillips, Caulkins has been active in the chamber for 15 years. He is also head of the government affairs and political action committees of the Broward Workshop, an association of area business leaders who work on community issues. Caulkins ...

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