Lawyer Discloses How Broward Health’s No-Bid, $71.4 Million Advertising Deal Was Done

Advertising mogul Jordan Zimmerman didn’t like Broward Health staff’s recommendation a year ago that his no-bid advertising deal be capped at $5 million.

So Zimmerman ordered the booklets containing the recommendations removed from Broward Health Commissioner’s chairs and replaced with his own proposal of $10 to $15 million, says an attorney hired by Broward Health.

“The meeting had been ‘hijacked’ by Zimmerman,” complained the late Broward Health CEO Dr. Nabil El Sanadi.

This vivid account of the planning and plotting behind theZimmerman contract is contained in a March 21 letter from attorney Mitch Berger to the public health system’s internal auditor Vinnette Hall.

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By Buddy Nevins and Dan Christensen, BrowardBeat.com, special to SouthFloridaReporter.com, Mar. 29, 2016 

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