Tirado-Chiodini, Yasmin

Yasmin Tirado-Chiodini is an attorney, biomedical engineer and family historian. She is a former U.S. Space Shuttle engineer and adjunct professor of legal ethics and negotiations at a university level. She is also a start-up founder and entrepreneur. In addition to authoring "Antonio's Will," exposing the story of injustice of the first Hispanic executed on the electric chair in the United States, she is the author of "Does Your Compass Work? A Legal Guide for Florida Businesses" and frequently publishes in various media. Recognized for her community leadership and contributions, she has a so...