Scenes from TBBW’s Women Who Win Awards VIP reception (PHOTOS)

Tampa Bay Business and Wealth held a VIP reception for the finalists of the 2024 Women Who Win Awards at The CI Group, in Tampa.

Finalists for the awards will be celebrated at an awards ceremony at The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tampa, on April 19.

Sponsor for the VIP reception was The CI Group.

Presenting sponsors for TBBW’s Women Who Win awards include Broadstaff, Morgan Auto Group and TD Bank. The nonprofit partner is Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties. The Women Who Win Awards is sponsored by M.E. Wilson.

You can view all of the finalists here.

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