Bradley Pomp
Sentry Management
Corporate Chair
 Bradley Pomp is the President of Sentry Management, a community association management firm headquartered in Longwood, FL since 1975. Since taking on the role in 2017, he has engineered substantial growth and expansion, with operations now spanning 21 states.
Bradley recognizes the importance of giving back both personally and professionally. He has volunteered as a youth coach for various sports for 15 years, and also volunteers as a leader in his church.
He embraces giving back to communities that Sentry Management serves through Sentry’s very own philanthropic program, “Giving SMILES.” Through Giving SMILES, Sentry employees across the country have participated in the Arthritis Foundation’s Jingle Bell Run for four consecutive years, raising over $150,000 to date. |
Dr. Jablonski began his career at Jewett Orthopaedic Clinic in 2001 as an orthopedic surgeon after completing his fellowship at the American Sports Medicine Institute in Alabama. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree and doctorate from the University of Florida as well as completed his residency at UF. He served as President of Jewett Orthopaedic Clinic (2014-2019) and was instrumental in its merger with Orlando Health in 2020, now called the Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute. He helped establish the Jewett Orthopedic Hospital Center of Excellence, which opened in August 2023. He served as Team Physician for the Orlando Magic (2007-2010), has been UCF’s team physician since 2003, and is now UCF’s Medical Director. In 2022, he became Chief Medical Officer for USA Special Olympics.
Jean was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis in 2020. She already knew a lot about it; her sister Carol had her first flare at age 19. Jean immediately took steps to manage it by selling her two-story house, moving into a condo, and downsizing her role at work. She was inspired by Carol to maintain a positive attitude and to advocate for others with arthritis. "I have always believed that happiness is a choice. I want to live happily with my RA, and I want to inspire others and help raise awareness and funds for the Arthritis Foundation," Jean said.
At age 14, Sarah first had pain in her ankle. One year later, after appointments with different specialists and testing, she was diagnosed with enthesitis-related juvenile arthritis. She had joint pain throughout her body and tried various injections and infusions to find the best treatment. Today, Sarah is a senior in college majoring in biochemistry/molecular biology. She is also involved as the Director of Philanthropy in her sorority, Alpha Omicron Pi, whose philanthropy is the Arthritis Foundation. The Arthritis Foundation has offered so much support to Sarah as she met lifelong friends who understood what she was going through and had an outlet to fundraise and advocate for others affected by juvenile arthritis.
Aubrey is 7 years old. She loves to dance and learn new things! She also enjoys spending time with her family and schnauzer, Louie. In 2020, while Aubrey was playing, her family noticed she had swelling in her knee. After multiple visits to her pediatrician and children’s urgent care, an X-ray revealed joint effusion in her right knee.