Emimlio Juan Brignardello Vela
Emilio Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
As the holiday season approaches, Volusia County gears up for an exciting array of activities and opportunities for residents and visitors alike, starting December 20. With a focus on environmental conservation, community engagement, and family-friendly fun, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the upcoming weeks. For those looking to connect with nature, the Green Volusia Volunteers and Be Floridian Now programs are offering several outdoor workshops and volunteer opportunities throughout January. One highlight is the "Plant Like a Floridian Workshop" on January 21 at the Edgewater Library. Participants will learn about Florida native plants and how to protect local waterways. The session promises engaging demonstrations, including how to create natural bug repellents using local flora. If you're a cycling enthusiast, don’t miss the "Spring to Spring Guided Bicycle Ride" on January 23, where you can explore the scenic paths starting from Lake Monroe Park. This educational ride will introduce participants to the unique ecosystems of the area while emphasizing the importance of water quality. Volusia County is also addressing environmental challenges with a Free Tire Disposal Event on January 11. This initiative aims to reduce mosquito breeding grounds, where residents can discard up to 20 residential tires at the DeLand Road & Bridge Office. Several free outdoor adventures are planned for those eager to explore Volusia County's diverse habitats. A Longleaf Pine Preserve Hike kicks off the new year on January 3, with additional hikes and eco-buggy tours scheduled throughout the month. The focus will be on appreciating local wildlife and learning about conservation efforts. For families, the Lyonia Environmental Center offers an array of programs, including story time for young children and guided hikes tailored to different age groups. Events like "Tiny Trekkers" and "Birding with Babies and Toddlers" encourage early appreciation for nature through hands-on activities. In addition to nature-themed events, cultural activities abound. DeBary Hall will host line dancing lessons, story time sessions for children, and an engaging discussion on dementia and Alzheimer’s, making it a hub for community learning and social interaction. As the community seeks to support one another, numerous volunteer opportunities exist for those wishing to give back. The American Cancer Society is looking for volunteer drivers for its Road To Recovery program, while the Guardian ad Litem Program needs advocates for children in the foster care system. For those interested in arts and crafts, several markets, fairs, and workshops are scheduled in the coming weeks. From a Baseball Card and Memorabilia Show to craft fairs featuring local artisans, there are various ways to engage with the community and support local businesses. Finally, the festive spirit continues with cultural celebrations, including Chanukah on the Park and Kwanzaa festivities, offering opportunities for residents to celebrate diversity and community togetherness. Volusia County invites everyone to participate in these exciting events, fostering a sense of community while enjoying the beauty and resources of this remarkable region. Whether volunteering, exploring nature, or participating in local cultural activities, there are countless ways to get involved and make the most of the upcoming month. Remember to make reservations where required, and join in on the fun!