As Executive Director of CAIR Connecticut, Tark managed all operations, supervised staff, and developed strategic plans to align programs with advocacy goals. He streamlined grant processes, strengthened compliance systems, and executed over 100 outreach events. He built coalitions with 50+ community and interfaith organizations, expanded fundraising efforts, and helped position CAIR-CT as a leading civil rights voice in New England.

At the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR-FL), Tark focused on employment discrimination and civil rights cases, successfully settling major claims for clients in sectors such as hospitality and healthcare. He maintained a large client caseload, facilitated EEOC settlements, and negotiated employment contracts. He also filed discrimination actions in state and federal courts and contributed to national reporting on civil rights trends affecting Muslim Americans.

Tark Aouadi currently serves clients across multiple Florida counties, handling a wide range of legal matters including divorce, custody, contract disputes, foreclosures, and evictions. He also represents clients in complex immigration cases involving H, L, E, O, and PAR classifications. His practice emphasizes practical legal outcomes, offering services such as marital settlement agreements, collaborative divorces, and immigration-driven business strategies. As a contract attorney for LawyersToday.com, he maintains high client satisfaction through consistent communication and hands-on management of each case, including mortgage workouts and federal program negotiations.

In this role, Tark served as legal counsel to several retail clients and acted as in-house counsel for a prominent vacation home developer during a period of significant industry volatility. His practice included resolving high-value personal injury claims, processing real estate transactions, conducting title work, and drafting legal instruments such as operating agreements, corporate documents, and estate planning tools. His work was instrumental in guiding clients through both transactional and litigation-related challenges during the post-recession recovery period in Florida.

Founding his own practice early in his career, Tark focused on family law, immigration, and business law for clients throughout Central and South Florida. He offered tailored legal solutions, drafting a variety of documents including contracts, demand letters, partnership agreements, wills, and trusts. His ability to advise clients across both individual and corporate needs laid the groundwork for the broader services Aouadi Law offers today.

While at the DOJ, Tark supported investigations into state and local prisons, mental health facilities, and law enforcement agencies under various federal civil rights statutes. His responsibilities included conducting intake, managing official correspondence, and coordinating with agencies like the FBI to support federal oversight efforts. This early work with civil rights compliance continues to inform his commitment to justice and due process.