Tampa Bay Business Women Awards

It was a night to remember and one for the Tampa Bay Business and Wealth history books. More than 500 guests, including finalists and sponsors, were in attendance for the

It’s getting harder and harder to see it, that proverbial glass ceiling we speak of often.  The one that women have been attempting to break for decades. Depending on where

Julie Stollings has almost a decade of experience in management and employee development. As director at Stonehill, she manages multiple staff augmentation engagements and works directly with customers to identify

Tanna Mock started her career doing all the accounting functions for a local company that was diversified in service, management and real estate.  She shifted into public accounting.  And from

Ryann Halo, founder and chief executive officer of Salon Halo and Halo Consulting & EDU,  signed up for the Paul Mitchell hair school when she was 16. On her 21st

In 2009, Jessica Easterla became a Licensed Interior Designer in the State of Florida. In 2017, she was awarded the Interior Design Excellence Award for the design of her company’s

Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties hosted a volunteer build day, exclusively for the finalists of the 2023 Tampa Bay Business and Wealth Magazine’s Tampa Bay Business

Lisa Wolf-Chason joined the Port in November 2019. Before joining the Port, she worked as the public information officer for Pinellas County Schools where she served as the district spokesperson

Lisa Holland was appointed president of Sheltair in January 2020, embracing her father’s vision for Sheltair to remain a family-owned business. She led Sheltair through COVID-19 and took the opportunity

Veronica Cintron joined the Hillsborough County Aviation Authority in April 2020. Before joining TIA, she anchored Spectrum Bay News 9’s weekday evening newscasts for 10 years.  WHAT CHALLENGES HAVE YOU

Rebekah Nault is an IT professional of over 20 years and has worked for KUDUCOM for 16 years. She was honored as 2020 Member of the Year and is currently

In 2013, Proforma became a certified woman-owned business, as recognized by the National Women Business Owners Corporation. In 2015, Vera Muzzillo led the technology initiative that propelled Proforma to the