The BloomHER Award
Honoring a woman who embodies growth, resilience, and leadership within her community. This award recognizes a trailblazer who continues to bloom in every season—uplifting others, creating opportunities, and leaving a lasting impact.

Johanna Oliver Rousseaux
Of Counsel, Jones Day
Johanna Oliver Rousseaux advises clients on the resolution of complex disputes before U.S., foreign, and international tribunals. With over 30 years of experience working in Latin America and Europe, Johanna understands the cultural contexts of disputes and brings a unique perspective to resolving them. She works closely with in-house and foreign counsel, witnesses, and experts to develop a cohesive strategy capable of straddling widely different legal systems.
Johanna also is a dedicated pro bono lawyer, repeatedly winning recognition from the nonprofit agencies she collaborates with. She helped establish Jones Day’s Border Project, serving as one of the lead lawyers “on the ground” on the Texas border and providing representation to asylum seekers in ICE detention and before the Immigration Courts. In recognition of her work on the border, Johanna’s alma mater, the University of the South, awarded her the Ecce Quam Bonum Award for outstanding alumni impact. Her experience on the border and her vision for improving access to counsel for detained asylum seekers also led her to be chosen as a member of the 2020 cohort of the Presidential Leadership Scholar program. And the Miami legal community recognized her as an Unsung Hero at the 2025 Florida Legal Awards.
Before joining Jones Day, Johanna headed the conflict resolution and prevention program at the Arias Foundation, founded by Nobel Peace laureate and president of Costa Rica, Óscar Arias. Working closely with Dr. Arias taught Johanna the power of leadership through service.
Johanna has been a Board Member for Americans for Immigrant Justice (AI Justice) for over ten years and just completed four years as President. She also sits on the United Way of Miami’s public policy committee and Women United executive committee, as well as the Bass Museum’s Women’s Circle Leadership Committee and the Board of the Prologue Society, one of Miami’s preeminent literary societies. She also just completed her four-year term as a Trustee for the University of the South. Johanna is an unwavering supporter and avid fan of the arts in Miami. She is fluent in Spanish and French.
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Sara Wagner
ARCO/Murray National Construction
Service and leadership have always been at the heart of Sara’s journey. She began her career in human services and now continues to create meaningful impact through her role at ARCO/Murray National Construction and her active involvement in community organizations.
Sara is a dedicated member of Rotary International, Leadership Broward, and Junior League, and she finds great fulfillment in mentoring the next generation through programs such as Youth Leadership Broward and the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards.
She is especially passionate about connecting charitable organizations with individuals and businesses eager to give back. Most recently, Sara introduced EmpowHERto as the charitable beneficiary of ARCO/Murray’s Women in Construction event, which will debut in South Florida in March 2026.
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