Thomas Streda
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Thomas Streda is President of Consumers First Title Company, Inc.
Contents 1 Early Life 2 Career 3 Interests 4 External Links
Early Life Raised in Havirov, Czech Republic, Streda is graduate of Studentska School. After graduating with a degree in math and Physics, he spent three years at Technical Institute and University of Ostrava. After he moved to Florida,USA, he attended University of Phoenix to learn business administration and business ethics. In 2002, Streda was licensed in the State of Florida as Licensed Title Agent.
Career Streda is a former Operations Manager of New Republic Title, Inc of Deerfield Beach and former Chief Financial Officer of United Republic Title, LLLP of Fort Lauderdale. He was also employed by Old Republic National Title Insurance Company of Deerfield Beach, where his title insurance career began in 1999.
Interests Streda is a ranked member of USTA (United States Tennis Assoociation), a member of USPTA (United States Professional Tennis Association) from 1999.
External Links
- Florida Department of Financial Services
- USTA
- USPTA
