2023 Presented by
The annual University of Tampa Fellows Forum brings together a distinguished panel of business CEOs to share their perspectives with the Tampa Bay business community about their company, brand and any issues facing their industry and markets. Each year, the Fellows Forum attracts more than 1,000 business and community leaders and raises more than $85,000. Proceeds from this event go towards student scholarships and other student-related activities at The University of Tampa.
Date: Feb. 21, 2023
Location:
Armature Works
1910 N. Ola Ave.
Tampa, FL 33602
7:15 a.m. Continental breakfast and networking
8 a.m. Program begins
2023 Speakers
Charles Philpott, President of U.S. Operations, AON
John Wilson, CEO Wilson HCG
Brett Hickey, CEO Star Mountain Capital
Beneficiary of Event
The University of Tampa Board of Fellows Endowed Scholarship to the Sykes College of Business and other student programs
Attendance
A Good Value For Sponsors
The Fellows Forum offers a terrific way to get your company's name in front of hundreds of area decision-makers. Proceeds from the Fellows Forum fund the Board of Fellows Endowed Scholarship to The University of Tampa's Sykes College of Business. View available sponsorship opportunities.
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UT Fellows
The Fellows are a group of UT supporters that consists of over 125 of the top business leaders in the Tampa Bay area. Their mission is to serve as goodwill ambassadors in the business community, helping to raise funds and awareness for the University. Visit the Board of Fellows.
Contact Information
Tiffany Garcia
Director, Volunteer Engagement
(813) 257-3582
tgarcia@ut.edu
Thank you to our 2022 sponsors:
Presenting Sponsor
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"I greatly enjoyed my experience with the Fellows Forum, which was well designed for the discussion of the issues facing our economy."
– Dennis Lockhart President & CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
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