Events

SFBW’s annual Human Resources Awards amply demonstrated that ways in which South Florida’s business landscape is built on relationships.

Our July cover star, Pipeline Workspaces CEO Philippe Houdard, offers compelling remarks about building community—and watching creative types from Spotify, Google, Uber and Microsoft waft through the coworking space he co-founded.

Why it matters, and what fun we had!

NBC 6 News’s Kristin Sanchez lent her star power as featured emcee, while Island TV was the presenting sponsor of the sold-out event.

Mayi de la Vega is a Cuban-American real estate powerhouse, industry innovator, and the first-ever Cuban female Sotheby’s franchise owner. Her family immigrated from Cuba when she was just a

Dr. Elizabeth King is a successful businesswoman, mental health expert, motivational speaker, author, radio-TV personality, coach, and philanthropist. She is the founder and chief inspiration officer for the Suits, Stilettos

Pamela M. Dalton is Vice President and Branch Manager of American National Bank, one of the few locally owned independent community banks in Broward County, serving South Florida since 1985.

Marbet Lewis focuses her practice on the laws governing the alcohol industry and the production, importation, and sale of alcoholic beverage products. She represents clients in all aspects of alcohol

Elvira Freire-Santamaria, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, is a principal at Stantec in Miami with over 25 of experience. She has served the Miami design studio as a tenured leader, architect,

Traci Miller started at Miller Construction in 1993 and became a shareholder in 2011. As part of the firm’s leadership team and SVP of Corporate Communications, she oversees business development

Dr. Jennifer Saint Louis serves as the Associate Vice President for Strategic Partnerships & Innovation at Broward College. In this role, she provides leadership for community-wide relationships aligning with the

Julie Williamson-Bresset has been blessed to have a 25+ year career in Finance/ Wealth Managment, all in the South Florida market. As a fifth-generation Floridian, Williamson-Bresset cares deeply about the