About Matt Hudson

 

Community Experience

  • Florida State Representative District 101 – Elected in 2007
  • Golden Gate Fire Commission Chairman
  • Sheriff and Clerk of Courts Innovation Group Member
  • Golden Gate Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) member
  • President of the Rotary Club of Collier Golden Gate
  • Golden Gate Master Plan Restudy Committee former member
  • Golden Gate Land Trust Advisory Council former member
  • Collier County Productivity Committee former member
  • Collier County Revenue Commission Former member
  • Golden Gate Estates Civic Association member and Former director
  • Finalist for Golden Gate Citizen of the year in 2000
  • Golden Gate Volunteer Little League Umpire for 15 years
  • Little League Softball World Series Volunteer Umpire 2005
  • Gulf Coast High School Girls Ice Hockey Team Assistant Coach 2004-2006
  • Florida High School Activities Association Sports Official

Business Experience

  • Golden Gate Fire District —– Fire Commissioner Elected 2002 to 4 yr term
  • VIP Realty Group — Broker 2002-Present
  • Naples School of Real Estate —– Licensed Instructor 2003–Present
  • GRI Instructor Land Environment / Property Rights—–2006-Present
  • Collier Sports Arbiter Association — Umpire 2002— 2007
  • Walgreen Drug Store Co. — Store Manager 1982—2002

Personal

  • Two children, ages 21 and 25
  • Collier County Resident for Twenty years
  • Resident of Southwest Florida for thirty two years
  • Attend Saint Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church
  • Hobbies include: theater, travel, umpiring and the arts.
Matt poses with his daughter Kelsey after winning the Women's Hockey League Championship this year at Germain Arena. The team was comprised of mostly high school students and Matt volunteered to be Defensive Coach.
Matt poses with his daughter Kelsey after winning the Women’s Hockey League Championship this year at Germain Arena. The team was comprised of mostly high school students and Matt volunteered to be Defensive Coach.
Matt Hudson volunteered to umpire the Junior Little League Softball World Series in 2005. He has volunteered in the community as a little league umpire for 15 years and has done over 1,300 volunteer games in our community. The World Series volunteer assignment is the highest honor a little league volunteer can recieve. Matt feels truly blessed to have represented his community in a world-wide event.

Matt Hudson volunteered to umpire the Junior Little League Softball World Series in 2005. He has volunteered in the community as a little league umpire for 15 years and has done over 1,300 volunteer games in our community. The World Series volunteer assignment is the highest honor a little league volunteer can recieve. Matt feels truly blessed to have represented his community in a world-wide event.