TAMPA, Fla. – The South Tampa Chamber is pleased to announce the finalists for our newly reimagined 2024 Business of the Year Awards.
The Business of the Year Awards recognize and honor members who have demonstrated leadership, positive growth, development, integrity in business operations, and a commitment to the community.
This year’s awards will include Small, Medium, Large, Emerging Businesses, Minority-Owned Businesses, Non-Profit, Innovation, Community Impact, Business Leaders, and Young Professionals. A panel of judges selected 24 businesses, organizations, and community leaders from a pool of more than 70 applicants.
Emerging
7th Sky
Pure Health & Hormone Center
Planet Smoothie
Small
Elevate Inc
Katpro Technologies
Cogent Bank
Medium
HEALTH + GLOW primary care | med spa | iv lounge
Life Guard Imaging
Integrated Security Consultants
Large
Next Level Brands
Lowes Commercial Painting
Urban E Recycling
Non-Profit
Blue Star Families
Dress for Success Tampa Bay
Children’s Cancer Center
Bikes For Christ
Rehabilitation of the Heart Inc
Minority Owned
HEALTH + GLOW primary care | med spa | iv lounge
Katpro Technologies
Integrated Security Consultants
Innovation
Urban E Recycling
Katpro Technologies
Socially Funded
Community Impact
ABC Events
Urban E Recycling
Katpro Technologies
Young Professionals
Ryann Halo, Salon Halo
Isabella Rosal, 7th Sky
Madeline Coleman, American Cancer Society
Business Leader
John Couris, Florida Health Sciences Center/Tampa General Hospital
Yvonne Fry, Workforce Development Partners Corporation/Future Career Academy/Best Florida Jobs
Greg Slater, Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority (THEA)
Old Republic Title will also be recognized with the COMPASS Award for its leadership in the areas of community, outreach, mentorship, partnership, advocacy, support, and stewardship.
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“Our Business of the Year Awards is an opportunity to recognize and honor the remarkable achievements of our member businesses, non-profits, and leaders, that have made significant contributions to the economic and social fabric of South Tampa. It’s a chance for us to come together as a community and celebrate the passion, dedication, and hard work of these outstanding organizations,” said Kelly Flannery, President & CEO.
Finalists in 10 categories will be celebrated on June 12 at a formal event to be hosted at the Westshore Grand Hotel.
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