Girls Inc. of Tampa Bay announces 2025 Celebrating Women in STEAM Luncheon honorees

Girls Inc. of Tampa Bay has revealed the honorees for its 2025 Celebrating Women in STEAM Luncheon, an annual event that celebrates influential women in science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.

This year’s event will honor five trailblazing leaders:

Jamie Bryan, Chief Operating Officer, Greenacre Properties

Cammie Chatterton, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Bay Food Brokerage

Sheila Barry-Oliver, Immediate Past President, BPW/Florida

Dr. Kanika Tomalin, President & CEO, Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg

Tammy Livers, President, World Electric Supply

“We are thrilled to celebrate these remarkable women who are paving the way for the next generation of innovators and leaders,” said Darla Otey, CEO of Girls Inc. of Tampa Bay. “Their stories inspire the girls we serve to break barriers and boldly pursue careers in STEAM fields.”

The luncheon not only honors accomplished professionals but also serves as a key fundraising event to support Girls Inc.’s year-round programming for girls in Pinellas and Hillsborough counties. Sponsors and attendees will be able to network with community leaders while championing access to STEAM education and mentorship for young girls.

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