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Tripp Scott director Ryan Lehrer appointed as corporate liaison to St. Thomas Aquinas High School alumni board to strengthen alumni relationships

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Fort Lauderdale, Florida – Ryan Lehrer, a director at the law firm Tripp Scott, has been appointed to the St. Thomas Aquinas High School Alumni Board of Directors. Lehrer, who serves as Corporate Liaison, will be instrumental in fostering and enhancing relationships between the school and its alumni network. His role focuses on engaging with former students and alumni to help build a stronger connection to the school, its mission, and its future.

The announcement, made on April 28, 2025, highlights the growing importance of alumni involvement in strengthening educational communities. Lehrer’s extensive background in law and litigation brings valuable expertise to the Alumni Board. In his new position, he will leverage his experience to facilitate connections and promote collaboration between the school and its alumni.

St. Thomas Aquinas High School, founded in 1936 as part of St. Anthony School, has been a cornerstone of the Fort Lauderdale community for nearly nine decades. The Catholic college-preparatory institution moved to its current southwest Fort Lauderdale location in 1952. The school is sponsored by the Archdiocese of Miami and is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. St. Thomas Aquinas offers a rigorous academic environment, along with a range of extracurricular programs, ensuring that its students are prepared for both higher education and life beyond school.

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Lehrer’s appointment to the Alumni Board is a significant move for both him and the school. As a director at Tripp Scott, he is a member of the firm’s litigation and trial team and has earned an AV Preeminent® rating from Martindale-Hubbell. He has also been consistently named in Super Lawyers Magazine, a prestigious recognition in the legal field. His expertise in complex commercial and civil litigation, along with his deep understanding of business litigation, positions him well to contribute to the continued growth and success of St. Thomas Aquinas.

Ryan Lehrer expressed his enthusiasm for the new role, noting the importance of building strong, lasting relationships with alumni. “I am excited to join the Alumni Board and to work with my fellow members to foster a community that supports current students and celebrates the success of our graduates,” he said. Lehrer’s experience and his dedication to the legal profession will undoubtedly benefit St. Thomas Aquinas as it continues to engage with its alumni network.

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For Lehrer, this appointment is an opportunity to give back to the school that has been an integral part of the Fort Lauderdale community for so many years. His involvement with the Alumni Board is expected to further strengthen the ties between the school and its alumni, ensuring that St. Thomas Aquinas remains a vibrant institution for generations to come.

With his wealth of knowledge and professional experience, Lehrer’s role as Corporate Liaison is sure to help develop new initiatives that will enhance the alumni experience, support the school’s mission, and inspire future generations of students.

 

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