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April 22, 2025 3:50 pm

Posted at April 22, 2025 3:50 pmh in General by
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The 100 Women to KNOW In America Award is a recognition that showcases the most influential, achieved, and honorable women in our society. Each winner goes through a process including a nomination and interview with a panel before being selected. Nominations are carefully reviewed, considering factors such as professional achievements, leadership qualities, impact on their respective fields, and contributions to their communities. The selection process for the 100 Women to KNOW in America Award is both rigorous and selective, ensuring that only the most exemplary candidates are chosen for this prestigious recognition. During the interviews, nominees are asked thought-provoking questions designed to gauge their passion, resilience, and commitment to excellence. The panel of judges assesses each nominee’s responses, looking for individuals who not only demonstrate exceptional accomplishments but also embody the values and principles championed by KNOW Women including career achievements, community impact, and the greater mission of supporting women. The final list of 100 Women to KNOW represents a diverse array of talents, perspectives, and achievements, reflecting the rich tapestry of female excellence in America. These women exemplify what it means to be high-achieving and ambitious on the next level and continue to pour into their communities as they do so.   Liana Fuente Black...

June 10, 2024 7:25 pm

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Tampa’s old Arturo Fuente Cigar Co. building to be restored, get a new life TAMPA — The Vicente Nieto and Bros. Cigar Factory turns 100 next year. But if Liana Fuente has her way, the building at 2708 N 18th St. won’t look a day over 70. Her grandfather, Carlos Fuente Sr. of the famous Fuente cigar family, purchased the Ybor City factory in 1956 and then expanded its size by around two-thirds so that his father and company founder and namesake, Arturo Fuente, could live on the second floor while employees rolled stogies on the first. Arturo Fuente Cigar Co. later sold it and moved into a larger building. Then, a year ago, Liana Fuente purchased the Vicente Nieto and Bros. Cigar Factory and is now working toward restoring the 7,000-square-foot structure while adopting it for modern use. “I see this as my gift to the city from my family,” Fuente, 44, said. “But I also really want to create a space that is supportive of women.” When completed, likely by next year, the first floor will be retail — a bar, a florist and event space, all women owned, Fuente said. The second floor will feature five apartments. The basement, for now, will be storage. “It’s going to...

May 6, 2024 5:12 pm

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I am so honored to be speaking at Valspar’s Executive Woman’s Day sponsored by Morgan Stanley. Thank you Penny Parks for having me on the panel to share my story…It is women like you that have paved the way for so many!! You are an inspiration and we thank you! #valspar #womanpower #dosomethingbiggerthanyourself ...