weVENTURE Investors and Community Partners

   Equity Partners

Widerman Malek Attorneys at Law
Truist
Bank of America
Wells Fargo
Health First
Seacoast Bank
L3Harris
Zonta Club of Melbourne
Stifel

League of Extraordinary Investors

 

  • Barbara Wall
  • Beth Gitlin
  • Betty Lou Steen-Clarke, weVENTURE Advisory Board
  • Bobbi Whitmore, Bobbi's at Parkside
  • Brandy Buckner, The Crab Stop
  • Carrie Sullivan, The Gathering Table
  • Catherine Wright, Indigo Strategic Consulting, LLC
  • Chelsea Moletz, Cromulence, LLC
  • Chris Conneen, Pizza Gallery & Grill
  • Christel Reaves, Connected Class
  • Christi Adams, The Glass House
  • Community Credit Union
  • Cordell Rolle, Rolle IT, LLC
  • Dana Kilborne, Cypress Bank Trust
  • Dawn Mays, Call One, Inc.
  • Elia Twigg
  • Elizabeth Gammon, Space Coast Roofing
  • Ellen Winter, Brevard Zoo
  • Eric Ponce, State Farm Insurance
  • Evelyn Stein, Vaya Space
  • Jeannette Kraar
  • Jennifer Kremer
  • Jonnie Swann
  • Josh Adams, Rock Paper Simple
  • Julie Braga, Residence Inn by Marriott
  • Julie Shipley, The Soup Shop
  • Kara Wood, District Planning
  • Karen Eidman, 98.5 The Beach 
  • Karen Montas, Johnson Montas, P.A.
  • Kathryn Rudloff
  • Kelly Swartz, Widerman Malek, PL
  • Kristin Woodling, Pamper Your Mind
  • Laraine Schultz, Wells Fargo Advisors
  • Laura Chiesman, FirstWave Financial
  • Laura Anne Pray, Berman Hopkins
  • Leslie Thomas, The Seaside Succulent
  • Lynne Mills, Harbor Financial
  • Marcy Ullom, VitaGlide
  • Mel Thomas, Hedrick Brothers Construction
  • Melbourne Chamber of Commerce
  • Peter Mannino
  • Ruth Hull
  • Sandy Michelson, Zonta of Melbourne
  • Steve Quello, Nexus
  • Tracy Stroderd, EverythingBrevard 
  • Wendy Romeu, Alluvionic
National Womens Business Council
Association Of Womens Business Centers
Economic Development Commission Florida Space Coast
St Lucie County Chamber of Commerce
Indian River County Chamber of Commerce - Economic Development
 

 

                                            

weVENTURE WBC has partnered with The Central Florida Corridor to establish a structured network of mentors and role models, equip women entrepreneurs to develop competitive SBIR grant applications and streamline commercialization pathways for their resulting STEM innovations. Available data shows just 13% of SBIR grant recipients nationally are women – a statistic The Corridor team eventually hopes to change through this intentional partnership approach. To learn more, visit www.sbir.gov/ or contact your weVENTURE business coach to ask if SBIR funding might be right for you!