The Women's Business Center at Florida Tech gratefully acknowledges our sponsors for their continued support in promoting the success of the entrepreneurial community and women entrepreneurs. If you or your organization is looking for extraordinary sponsorship opportunities in community and entrepreneurial development, please consider the Women's Business Center and its programs.
Sponsors of the Women's Business Center at Florida Tech support the annual operations of the organization as a whole - funding ongoing programs.such as scholarships, State Farm's Make Your Mark on Your Neighborhood, and the Youth Summer Entrepreneurship Camp (in collaboration with Junior Achievement of the Space Coast).
For more information on making a monetary donation or becoming a volunteer, contact our office TODAY!
Email: mailto:wbc@fit.edu
Phone: (321) 674-7007
Annie Becker, Ph.D., Florida Institute of Technology
Barbara Switzler, R.Ph., Specialty Pharmacy
Barbara Wall, Prudential Sterling Properties
Beth Gitlin, Global Passages
Bobbie Dyer, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
City of Cocoa
Connie Chiles-Cooke
Carol
Craig, Craig Technologies
Debbie Goode, Carr Riggs & Ingram CPAs
Debbie Pavlakos, TD Bank
Debbie Steininger, Tastefully Simple
Donn Miller-Kermani, Ph.D., Florida Institute of Technology
Henry G. Heflich
John Hadjilogiou, Florida Institute of Technology
Joseph M. Flammio Family Foundation, Inc.
Katherine Cobb, J.D., Brevard Community College
Laraine Schultz, Wells Fargo Advisors
Lisa Barr, DRS Technologies
Martha Sale, Florida Institute of Technology
Mary Baldwin, CFP and Steve Arnold, Rockwell Collins
MTN Advertising
National Philanthropic Trust (Jefff & Mei Sze Green Foundation)
PNC Bank
Quantum Technology Sciences, Inc.
Sasan Kermani, Ph.D., Brevard Community College
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Tim Muth, Florida Institute of Technology
Wachovia Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Foundation
Zonta/Meehan Scholarship Fund, Zonta Club of Melbourne
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