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Shavon Jones

Head of Solution Development at Clientis Technologies and 1 other company
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Shavon is an award-winning attorney (South Florida Business Journal; Miami Herald’s Legacy Magazine) and an expert in both regulatory law and business development. She is active on the speaking circuit having addressed audiences at the LSSO Global Sales Summit, NABHOOD Summit, and the National Bar Association convention among others. She has been featured in Sales & Marketing Management, Newsweek, Authority Magazine, Key Biscayne Magazine, CIO Magazine, Policy2050 ThinkTank, and many others.

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  • Nonprofits with DEI Missions Face Legal Uncertainty Amid Federal Attacks
    Shavon advises nonprofits to "assess, revise, and document" their DEI programs to avoid legal risks. With federal policies in flux, organizations should ensure inclusivity to prevent accusations of reverse discrimination. Shavon suggests forming alliances with similar entities for legal strength and financial support. Clientis offers training on navigating government and corporate contracting in this challenging era.
  • Potential CFPB Dismantling: Risks and Protections for Homebuyers
    Shavon warns that without the CFPB, credit reporting agencies may pose the biggest threat, affecting credit scores and loan eligibility. While mortgage practices may remain stable, homebuyers must be vigilant. Shavon advises obtaining a preliminary HUD 1 early and challenging unauthorized charges at closing to protect against predatory practices.
  • Potential Impact of CFPB Changes on Buy Now, Pay Later Services
    Shavon warns that without CFPB, BNPL providers might revert to practices that led to the original regulations. She advises, “Consumers should avoid BNPL contracts that carry interest.” Downloading and understanding Terms of Use can protect consumers if federal oversight diminishes, ensuring they are aware of all fees and terms.
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  • If you're using GenAI for business you are exposed to civil liability for its mistakes. Whichever industry you're in, GenAI is not intended for you or your company. It's intended to have universal appeal like the iPhone. Big Tech is purposely not narrowly tailoring their product to specific industries. To reduce your exposure to court awards, it's up to you to tailor the AI product to fit your business.

  • The Legislature was intending to eliminate bad schools that are not getting their graduates licensed. But the law they passed is too broad and is eliminating good programs that are needed to provide adequate educational opportunities to Florida residents who want to become nurses.

  • I would make sure that whenever I was going to have a public hearing, I would send an email out to folks I wanted to land as clients. I’d give them a video link so they could watch me do the hearing live.

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