Cynthia devoted over twenty-five years building a successful law practice by observing the needs, thoughts, actions, and habits of those who possess true success in all areas of their lives. Over two decades as an Entrepreneur, she built a successful law practice serving thousands of clients throughout her career. Her passion has always been public speaking and she has addressed hundreds of organizations both nationally and locally on the topics of estate planning and elder law. In 2005, the Institute for Continuing Legal Education in New Jersey asked her to develop a presentation on the hospice program since she had depended upon their services during her mother's terminal illness. This speech was much different from her previous topics since it was designed to be inspirational rather than to deliver legal information. Due to the overwhelming response, she decided to shift careers and devote herself to helping people through motivational teaching and inspirational speaking.

Cynthia has expanded by becoming a Certified LifeSuccess Consultant and is in partnership with Bob Proctor through this organization. She has further cemented her commitment to excellence by becoming a Member of Peak Potential's Quantum Leap Program and has been Certified as a Trainer. She is also a proud member of National Speaker's Association.

As a successful Entrepreneur and because of her comprehensive and integrated background, Cynthia is proud to share her knowledge with individuals around the world. Her mission is to teach individuals, entrepreneurs and organizations how to create the life of their dreams. She currently works with clients Individually, as well as doing Seminars, Group Business and Organizational Coaching. Her motto has always been, "You're only as successful as those you help become successful."

Right now, you're standing on the brink of your possibility. It's time to seek out your destiny. It's time to see and achieve one goal after another with a clear-headed and confident stride ... no matter how big you might think that goal to be. PROFILE IN EXCELLENCE I. PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS Cynthia's education background is as follows: B.A. - Ball State University; Muncie, Indiana (Magna Cum Laude with a 3.6 GPA 1976); Georgetown University Law Center (Cum Laude 1981) and New York University School of Law (LL.M Taxation 1982). After having spent two years working for large law firms in Philadelphia (Rawle and Henderson and Pepper, Hamilton and Scheetz), she founded a law firm in South Jersey in 1984 and has served her clients at the Haddon Heights location since 1987. In 1995, the firm opened a satellite office in Lawrenceville, New Jersey. Her area of professional expertise lies in the areas of estate planning and elder law where she has distinguished herself at both the local and national level. In September of 2007, South Jersey Magazine featured her as an Awesome Attorney. She was one of 10 attorneys photographed for the article. In February of 2008, she was named by an independent group of woman business leaders, a winner of the NJBIZ Best 50 Women in Business award. Cynthia achieved the status of Accredited Estate Planning Attorney (National Association of Estate and Financial Planning Councils) in 2006. In March 2008, South Jersey Business Trends named Cynthia as a Formidable Female. She has held numerous offices in Professional Organizations. She is currently co-chair of the Elder Law, Social Security and Disability Committee of the Camden County Bar Association and also serves as Secretary of the New Jersey Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. From 1997 through 2003, Cynthia held various offices in the Elder Law Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association including Secretary, Legislative Coordinator and Co-Editor of the Newsletter. She was a member of the Board of the Estate and Financial Planning Council of Southern New Jersey for 5 years and served as Secretary from May 2002 - May 2003; Second Vice President from May 2003 - June 2004; First Vice President from June 2004 - June 2005, President from June 2005 - June 2006; and Immediate Past President from June 2006 - June 2007. Ms. Sharp is a noted lecturer and author. She has published at least 56 articles on the topics of estate planning and elder law in various professional periodicals and other newspapers and has delivered at least 105 speeches in her area of expertise to both professional and community groups since June of 1995. She addressed those attending the annual meeting of The Million Dollar Round Table in Toronto in June of 2008. Sharp Bratton gives back to the legal community by developing and teaching continuing education programs for attorneys offered through the Institute of Continuing Legal Education of the New Jersey State Bar Association at least twice a year. She has made at least 15 appearances on Cable TV (featured on shows such as Good Day Philadelphia and Money Matters) since 1999 and was previously co-anchor of The Law and You. A detailed list of her speeches, publications and television appearances can be found in her professional vita.

II. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Ms. Sharp is committed to giving back to the community. Her main commitment has been to the Alzheimer's Association. She served on the Board of Directors of the South Jersey Chapter (now the Delaware Valley Chapter) from 1998 until December 2004 and was President of the Board from November 1998 - November 2000. In 1999 and 2000, Cynthia was Co-Chair of the Gala Committee. She served as Chair of the Development Committee from November 2000 - November of 2002. In 2000, Cynthia founded the Spring Golf Classic and has served as Chair of the Committee every year. The Committee has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the organization. In recognition of her efforts, the organization honored her with The Kaleidoscope Award in May of 2006. This award is given out to one person per year. She has also served on the Boards of the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey and the Jewish Community Foundation and has been involved in other charitable endeavors. Space constraints prevent further discussion; however, her professional vita sets forth a comprehensive list of these organizations.

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