Professional Profile: David Baghdady, 2014

Name: David Baghdady Title: Secretary Company: First American Title Insurance Location: 600 Summer St., 6th floor, Stanford, CT Place of birth and year: Bridgeport, CT - 1968 Family: Wife - Josephine, children - David & Victoria College: University of Bridgeport - BS Economics; University of Bridgeport School of Law - JD; Quinnipiac School of Law, JD First job outside of Title Insurance: Solo Practice attorney First job in Title Insurance or allied field: Agent for First American Title Insurance What do you do now and what are you planning for the future: As secretary, I take notes at NELTA meetings. Hobbies: Time with family Favorite movie: "Gladiator" Key to success (one idea): Hard work If you were forced to choose another vocation what would it be: Real Estate Developer

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