weVENTURE Investors and Community Partners

 

   Equity Partners

Widerman Malek Attorneys at Law
Truist
Bank of America
Wells Fargo
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Seacoast Bank
L3Harris
TD Bank               
Audi Melbourne
Clevens Face and Body Specialist
Stifel
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League of Extraordinary Investors

 

  • Barbara Wall
  • Beth Gitlin, BJG Global Consulting
  • Betty Lou Steen-Clarke, weVENTURE Advisory Board
  • Bobbi Whitmore, Bobbi's at Parkside
  • Brandy Buckner
  • Carol Craig, Sidus Space
  • Catherine Wright, Indigo Strategic Consulting, LLC
  • Charlene Butler
  • Chelsea Moletz, Cromulence, LLC
  • Christel Reaves, Connected Class
  • Community Credit Union
  • Cordell Rolle, Rolle IT, LLC
  • Cynthia Devol
  • Dana Kilborne, Cypress Bank & Trust
  • Deb Pelham, Pelham & Pelham, LLC
  • Ellen Winter, Brevard Zoo
  • Elia Twigg
  • Eric Ponce, State Farm Insurance
  • Jeannette Kraar
  • Jennifer Kennedy
  • Julie Braga, Residence Inn by Marriott
  • Julie Shipley, The Soup Shop
  • Karen Montas, Johnson & Montas, P.A.
  • Kathryn Rudloff
  • Kelly Swartz, Widerman Malek, PL
  • Kristin Woodling, Pamper Your Mind
  • Launch Credit Union
  • Laura Chiesman, Savant Wealth Management
  • Laura Anne Pray, Berman Hopkins
  • Dr. Lauren Hodges, Performance on Purpose
  • Linda Stout, Truist
  • Lynne Millls
  • Mel Thomas, Hedrick Brothers Construction
  • Michele Murrell, FPL
  • Michelle Salyer, BRPH
  • Michelle Shoultz
  • Rebecca Warren, Critical Frequency Design
  • Rebekah Stovall
  • Sandy Michelson, Zonta of Melbourne
  • Steve Quello, Nexus
  • Susie Glasgow, Kegman Inc.
  • 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
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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!