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Alicia Schulhof is a seasoned leader with over 20 years of experience in healthcare. She has served as the President of Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital since 2021 where she oversees all aspects of the health system, leading its vision, strategy, and mission expansion in treatment, education, research, and advocacy. Under her leadership, the hospital achieved its strongest performance and engagement results and was, again, ranked the #1 children's hospital in Florida and #4 in the Southeastern United States by U.S. News and World Report.  Johns Hopkins All Children's is proud to serve as the only nationally ranked children's hospital in Tampa Bay.  

Previously, Schulhof served as President of Peyton Manning Children's Hospital after serving in various leadership positions of progressive responsibility at both Indiana University Health and HCA Healthcare.  

Alicia's ability to build and empower high-performance teams has showcased itself throughout her career, lauded for her ability to engage and empower teams to maximize their potential.  She and her husband, Patrick O'Connor, are the proud parents of four children.

Amanda Stevens, CEO of Raymond James Bank, joined the institution in 2018 as the Chief Operations and Strategy Officer. With over 25 years of experience in financial services, she was previously the CFO of USAmeriBancorp, Inc., and held an executive position in the financial services group at Crowe. 

Active in the community, Amanda serves on the Board of Directors of the American Heart Association Tampa Bay, where she chaired the Tampa Bay Go Red for Women luncheon in 2022. She also serves on the board of the Florida Bankers Association and previously was Vice President on the board of The Helen Gordon Davis Centre for Women in Tampa.

Ashley Layfield is an on-air personality and the Director of Programming and Brand Strategy for iHeartMedia Tampa's WFUS /US103.5 radio station, better known in the market as US103.5 Tampa Bay's #1 for New Country. Over her 17-year radio career, she has earned multiple Academy of Country Music and Country Music Association nominations for personality and station of the year. She began in 2009 as a promotions intern and advanced through roles including morning show producer, Music Director/Assistant Program Director, morning show host, and now midday host on US103.5. As Director of Programming, she oversees all programming, promotions, and sales initiatives, including major country music events for US103.5. Layfield serves on the Country Radio Broadcasters' Board in Nashville, and has been recognized on Country Aircheck's "Power 31," Barrett Media's Top 20 PDs, and Radio Ink's Best 25 Country Program Directors.

Bemetra Simmons has served as president and CEO of Tampa Bay Partnership since September 2021. The organization unites regional business and nonprofit leaders to enhance the civic and economic well-being of Tampa Bay residents. Leveraging her extensive network across the eight-county region, the state, and nationally, Ms. Simmons drives solutions in workforce development, education, transportation, and housing affordability. 

She previously held leadership roles at United Way Suncoast, Mutual of Omaha Bank, Wells Fargo, and BB&T. She serves on several boards, including the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Jacksonville Branch, St. Leo University, Tampa Bay Sports Commission, and Visit Tampa Bay. Recognized as a 2025 "Most Admired CEO" and a 2024 Women of Distinction honoree, she holds a BS from Christian Brothers University and an MBA from Wake Forest University.

Casey Phillips is in her 11th season as the Buccaneers Team Reporter, a role that includes hosting weekly TV shows, radio shows, and podcasts, emceeing events, commercial voiceovers, and providing content for the Buccaneers website and social media channels. She is a member of Tampa's 2025 40 Under 40 class. A native of Dallas, Texas, she earned her bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Missouri in Radio Television Journalism and Broadcast Management.  

Before joining the Buccaneers, she worked in the Sports PR department for Walt Disney World, and served as Team Reporter for the Washington Wizards and Mystics and the St. Louis Rams. She also served as an adjunct professor at USF last spring teaching a course she created about on-camera sports reporting.

Cassie McBride is a prominent sports executive and legal professional, currently serving as Chief Legal Counsel for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Cassie has an impressive career trajectory. She previously worked as the Senior Vice President and General Counsel for the San Jose Sharks and the Jacksonville Jaguars, where she became one of the youngest attorneys to hold such a position in professional football. 

She is a passionate advocate for women in law and sports, mentoring many up-and-coming professionals in these fields. Cassie is recognized for her modern and forward-looking approach to the in-house legal function, significantly impacting both the league and team operations.

Charlene Zein currently serves as the Plan President and Chief Executive Officer for one of Florida's largest managed care organizations, Sunshine Health. She has nearly two decades of experience in the healthcare industry, including a variety of leadership roles. Most recently, she served as Sunshine Health's Chief Product President, where she oversaw all Medicaid, Marketplace, and Medicare products. 

Charlene is committed to transforming healthcare for Floridians, with the goal of improving the overall health and well-being of residents statewide.

Christine Castellvi oversees new business, retention, and financial growth for Cigna's commercial segment in North Florida, managing clients up to 3,000 lives. She leads sales managers, develops market strategy, drives membership and financial growth, manages executive broker relationships, engages with the local community, and maintains key provider system relationships. Christine collaborates across underwriting, service, product, network, marketing, and finance teams to deliver comprehensive solutions.

Danielle Bayard Jackson is the Director of the Women's Relational Health Institute and author of the book Fighting for our Friendships. Her research focuses on the unique ways that women cooperate, connect, and engage in conflict. Her insights have been featured on The TODAY Show, NBC News, Oprah, and The New York Times. She's also written for the Harvard Business Review and is a frequent contributor for The Skimm. 

As the former spokesperson and research consultant for the global app Bumble, Danielle works with companies to help them create stronger bonds among their women-dominated teams. When she's not speaking nationally on the science of women's friendships, she's helping women entrepreneurs get more visibility for their brands through her PR agency, TELL Public Relations through courses, workshops, and media placements in top outlets like NPR and The Washington Post.

With over 25 years in banking and more than a decade in community development, Esther Marshall focuses on driving inclusive economic growth and building strategies that create lasting impact. She currently leads Community Impact for Fifth Third Bank across the Southeast, overseeing charitable giving, strategic partnerships, disaster relief, and investment initiatives that align capital and community needs. Known for fostering cross-sector collaboration and advancing place-based economic development, Esther has helped deliver meaningful outcomes for individuals, families, and small businesses. Her work has been widely recognized by organizations across Florida for her leadership, partnership, and commitment to community transformation.

Kahlea Wade is a creator and the Founder & CEO of Alora Society, an award-winning influencer talent agency redefining modern representation. With a decade of experience in the creator economy, she leads a powerhouse roster of top social media talent that have partnered with global brands including Meta, Nike, Amazon, and more.  

Known for her strategic insight and relationship-first leadership, Kahlea has helped creators secure millions in brand partnerships while building careers that are both sustainable and values-driven. Her expertise has been featured in Forbes, The Today Show, and AdWeek, positioning her as one of the leading voices shaping the future of creator partnerships

Karen Lu, MD, is the Executive Vice President and Physician-in-Chief at H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute in Tampa. She leads over 500 multi-specialist physicians who are committed to advancing the care of cancer patients.  Prior to joining Moffitt in 2024, she was Chair of the Department of Gynecologic Oncology and Reproductive Medicine at MD Anderson in Houston, Texas. Dr. Lu is an internationally renowned physician-scientist with more than 20 years of leadership experience. She has received numerous honors and awards, including being an elected member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI) and the Association of American Physicians (AAP).

Kristin Hamwey is the Chief People Officer for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In this role, she oversees all aspects of human resources, including talent acquisition, employee relations, and organizational development. Kristin is part of a leadership team that emphasizes diversity and inclusion, contributing to the Buccaneers' reputation as a forward-thinking and inclusive organization. 

Before joining the Buccaneers, Kristin held various HR positions across multiple industries, bringing a wealth of experience to her current role. Her leadership has been instrumental in fostering a positive and dynamic workplace culture within the organization.

Lauren Key is the Senior Executive Officer of Consumer Strategy for AdventHealth, driving the consumer strategy agenda across the $4 billion West Florida Division. She leads 200 team members responsible for branding, omnichannel marketing, revenue growth, communications, creative services, strategic partnerships, community engagement, network access, care navigation, and the consumer experience center. 

Known for her strategic thinking and ability to build successful brands, Lauren excels at corporate turnarounds, scaling organizations, leveraging data-driven strategies, translating business plans into revenue streams, and building high-performing teams. She also has experience with start-ups, mergers and acquisitions, and private equity. 

Lauren holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Oklahoma and executive certification from Harvard Business School. She serves as a board member for Feeding Tampa Bay and the Tampa Bay Chamber and is a 2025 Tampa Bay Business Journal Business Woman of the Year honoree.

With 21 years of experience at Power Design, Lauren (Permuy) has been instrumental in expanding into new markets, elevating the company's brand, and strengthening relationships that drive long-term success. Her rise to Chief Growth Officer and appointment to the Executive Steering Committee reflects the trust, expertise, and strategic insight she brings to every initiative. Lauren leads with clarity, connection, and a commitment to sustained growth, ensuring Power Design continues to innovate and stand out in a competitive industry. 

As a woman in executive leadership and a founding member of the Women's Leadership Council at Power Design, she represents the impact of diverse perspectives and opens doors for others by using her platform to champion progress, mentorship, and opportunity across the company.

LeeAnn Kreischer was born in rural Georgia, her first job in high school was driving a tow truck after cheerleading practice. She moved to New York City in the early '90s where she began acting and writing. LeeAnn then moved to Los Angeles and continued her career as a screenwriter, having 8 rom-com screenplays optioned.  

In the early 2000's, she met a thin, rather attractive, stand-up comedian named Bert Kreischer. They had two beloved daughters and are now empty nesters. She is the host of the renowned podcast, Wife of the Party. She is a creative collaborator with Bert, producing his stand-up specials, as well as a comedy festival Fully Loaded, which they also own, and is COO of their production company, Berty Boy Productions.

Liezl Tolentino is a senior human resources executive with nearly two decades of experience in human capital strategy, talent acquisition, executive coaching, leadership development, total rewards, employee engagement, and organizational transformation. She has a proven track record of shaping and nurturing high-performance workplace cultures. A sought-after global speaker, author, and facilitator, Liezl specializes in talent development, skills enhancement, change management, and women's leadership. She has coached, advised, and partnered with leadership teams and boards across diverse industries, including consumer goods, entertainment, gaming, technology, professional services, hospitality, healthcare, non-profits, and education. Liezl currently serves as Chief People Officer at PT Solutions. She holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

Lily Shimbashi is the CEO and founder of Sportsish, a media platform transforming how people engage with sports. Growing up immersed in athletics, she was always drawn to the personal narratives behind the players — their lives, motivations, and identities beyond the stats. While working in the NBA, she realized that mainstream sports media catered to a narrow audience that already knew every rule, leaving out people who wanted storytelling, culture, and context. That insight inspired Sportsish, a platform that makes sports fun, inclusive, and easy to understand. Through a weekly podcast, bi-weekly newsletter, and active social presence, it blends game coverage with athlete stories, fashion, trends, and expanded women's sports. As they say, "it's not your boyfriend's sports news."

Lindsay Dean, also known as Frills & Drills, is a self-taught DIY creator, devoted mother, and an advocate for women discovering strength through skill and confidence. After buying her first home right out of college, she borrowed her dad's saw to build a simple headboard and uncovered a passion that transformed her path. Today, she turns everyday spaces into beautiful, functional homes through custom builds, organization projects, and design work, all while balancing motherhood and a thriving creative platform. A dedicated fitness enthusiast, she finds her drive and clarity through movement and training. With over a 1.5 million followers, Lindsay inspires women to tackle projects, embrace challenges, and create with confidence.

Marsha Singh serves as Lakeland Divisional Vice President at Publix, where she has built an impressive career since joining the company in 1993. Over the years, she advanced through leadership roles, including District Manager and Regional Director, before assuming her current position in 2023. Born in Trinidad, Marsha holds certifications from Cornell University's Women in Leadership and Food Executive programs, as well as the Center for Creative Leadership. She is deeply committed to community service, contributing to Special Olympics Florida and previously serving on the March of Dimes Board of Directors. Recognized with honors such as the President's Award and Progressive Grocer's Top Women in Grocery, Marsha enjoys cruising, supporting her community, and spending time with her husband Neil and their three children.

Merritt Martin is Vice President of Public Affairs and Strategic Communications and Chief of Staff, External Affairs, for Dr. Patrick Hwu, President and CEO of Moffitt Cancer Center. She previously served as Director of Public Affairs, advocating for the center before the Florida Legislature, governor, cabinet, and local governments. Recognized across Tampa Bay, Martin has been named a Tampa Bay Business Journal Young Professional of the Year, a Business Observer "40 under 40," and a Tampa Bay "Business Woman of the Year."  

Before joining Moffitt, she was a legislative aide for Rep. Bill Heller and managed his 2008 reelection campaign. Martin holds bachelor's and master's degrees in public administration from the University of South Florida, where she serves on the Foundation Board, and is a graduate of Leadership Tampa, Leadership Florida, and Moffitt's Leadership Academy.

Mika Kleinschmidt is a TV host, producer, and personality; a Tampa Bay–based Realtor; and the CEO of Dirt2Design LLC. 

Her career path went from running a fitness franchise for 10 years to real estate development. She has been blessed to share this gift with the world on multiple TV series, but is known mostly for new construction design and interior design on her current program 100 Day Dream Home on HGTV. 

Her passions include musical theater, paddling, and spending time with her family—especially her husband and co-host, and her 17-year-old daughter, Jade.

Nicole Negvesky is the National Managing Director of Employee Benefits for The Baldwin Group in Tampa, Florida. She is responsible for providing strategic direction for the growth objectives of EBG (Employee Benefit Group) and creating an unparalleled client experience with best-in-class services and resources.  Nicole was named by Employee Benefit Adviser as a 2020 Top Women in Benefit Advising. She earned that designation once before, in 2018. Also in 2018, Nicole was named as a Risk and Insurance Magazine Power Broker finalist.

Rachel Carr is Chief Marketing Officer at Slide Insurance, where she leads growth marketing, corporate communications, and brand strategy. With more than 15 years of marketing and communications leadership experience, she has led marketing and brand strategies for two companies on their path to becoming publicly traded. Rachel is known for disruptive, data-driven marketing in high-growth environments, including roles at The Baldwin Group, Cigna, and ESPN. She brings a passion for building inclusive, high-performing teams and empowering the next generation of leaders. Recognized as one of the Tampa Bay Business Journal's "Top 40 Under 40," she is also deeply engaged in her community, volunteering with Habitat for Humanity, Feeding Tampa Bay, Westtown Church, and No Child Hungry.

Suzanne B. Diaz leads Fifth Third Bank's Treasury Management team in Florida, delivering innovative technology and consultative solutions that help organizations optimize working capital, streamline operations, and reduce fraud. She previously co-founded Breath Technologies, a digital respiratory health platform, and served as PNC's Southeast Regional Treasury Management Sales Executive, where she significantly grew revenue, assets, and client impact. Throughout her career, Suzanne has advised thousands of organizations on liquidity, payments, digital transformation, and risk management. A fifth-generation Floridian, she is deeply involved in her community through leadership, mentorship, and speaking roles across several Tampa Bay organizations.

Taneka Bowles, Founder and CEO of the Tampa Bay Fashion Experience, has become a driving force in Tampa's vibrant fashion scene since relocating with her husband, Buccaneers Head Coach Todd Bowles, and their three children. 

Under her leadership, the Tampa Bay Fashion Experience, Tampa's premier fashion show production company, empowers communities by supporting individuals and families and building pathways to economic security and opportunity. Mrs. Bowles spearheads the organization's strategic partnerships, creative direction, and community outreach, driving its commitment to growth and sustainable change. 

As the mother of a child with autism, she also serves on the board of the Autism Acceptance Center, championing opportunities for individuals on the spectrum.