Carlos Ledo | Source | Assistant General Counsel and Human Resources Consultant at Engage PEO
Carlos Ledo
Carlos is the Assistant General Counsel and Human Resources Consultant at Engage PEO. He is a driven legal professional with a diverse career, educational, and personal background. He possesses a career-long track record of providing outstanding service, delivering game changing results, and implementing effective solutions for his clients. As an attorney and M.B.A. graduate, Carlos understands the language of both business and the law. Thus, Carlos excels in providing my clients with effective counsel in both legal and operational situations. While in law school, he served as a student attorney in St. Thomas University's pro bono immigration clinic, volunteered as a researcher for VIDA Legal Assistance Inc., and continued to serve his clients as a tax preparer; preparing personal and small business federal income tax filings. Ultimately, Carlos' goal is to continue serving his existing clients in new way and better ways, while developing relationships with new clients and like-minded professionals.
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Engage PEO
Assistant General Counsel and Human Resources Consultant
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