March 2026

JOY + PURPOSE

GREATER MIAMI SHORES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

2026 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Executive Director

Carla Peters

President

Wes Pearce, Graber Realty Group

Treasurer

Rich Pototsky, CPA, Miami-CFO.com

Vice Presidents

Kate Baumwell, Kate Baumwell Photography

Gigi Turkel, Core Design Group

Angela Young, St. Rose of Lima Church School

2026 MUNICIPAL BOARD MEMBERS

Miami Shores Village

Angela Dorney, Recreation Director

Village of Biscayne Park

Mayor Jonathan E. Groth, Esq.

Village of El Portal

Mayor Omarr C. Nickerson, Ph.D.

2026 GENERAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Andrew Bellinson, Esq., Bellinson Law Firm

Roni Bennett, South Florida People of Color

Robert Bourne, Robert Bourne Real Estate

Victor Bruce, Bruce & Bruce

Diego Caiola, The Florida Marketplace Group

Deb Dziena, DD Hospitality & Events

Liangy S. Fernandez-Calli, Resident Member

Julie Isha, Barry University

Cory Gittner, Mediatech

Meghan Grimbert, MGD Shop

Robin Hechler, Horace Mann Middle School

Dennis Kleinman, First Equity/Mortgage Banker, Inc.

Maria Leon, Little Stars Dentistry

SunJa Leon, Impact Partners Agency

Vanessa Maggi, Maggi Realty Group

Mélida Matos, Doctors Charter School

Cristine Pacheco, Rustic French Home

Margarita Perez, MD, Miami Shores Medical Group

Mark Piper, Northwestern

Scott Smith, Ph.D., Barry University

Christian Ulvert, Edge Communications

Carter Winkle, Ph.D., Resident Member

From the Executive Director

The Greater Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce continually inspires me with the strength, pride, and generosity that define our Village. Every event we host, ribbon we cut, and initiative we champion is possible because of you - our members, advertisers, sponsors, and community partners.

Our mission is simple: to support, promote, and advocate for the businesses and organizations that make Miami Shores a vibrant place to live, work, and visit. That mission moves forward because of the trust and investment of those who believe in what we do.

To our advertisers and contributors to The Egret Magazine - thank you. Your support sustains this publication and strengthens our ability to spotlight local businesses, celebrate community leaders, and share the stories that connect us. Advertising locally is a meaningful investment in our Village’s economic vitality.

To our sponsors and event partners - your generosity ensures our signature events, networking opportunities, and celebrations continue to thrive, reflecting a shared commitment to keeping Miami Shores engaged and connected.

To our residents and readers - your enthusiasm and support create a ripple effect that benefits us all.

As we look ahead, we remain focused on fostering growth, entrepreneurship, collaboration, and opportunities that strengthen our local economy. There is always room to get involved.

On behalf of our Board of Directors and team, thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we are building a stronger, more connected Miami Shores.

Carla Peters, Executive Director, GMSCC

Designers & Content Collaborators

Carla Peters, 3C Studio Collective Gigi Turkel, Core Design Group

Photographer Kate Baumwell, Kate Baumwell Photography

Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce Community Partners

Greater Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce Community Partners

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Women Shaping Community A community built through connection.

Across Miami Shores and its surrounding neighborhoods, women owned businesses play a vital role in shaping the character and energy of our local economy. From wellness and hospitality to real estate, nonprofit leadership, and entrepreneurship, these businesses reflect the creativity, resilience, and dedication that define our community.

The women featured in these pages are all members of the Greater Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce, each contributing in their own way to a network built on collaboration, mentorship, and shared success. While their industries and paths may differ, they share a common commitment to supporting one another and strengthening the communities they serve.

This feature continues our ongoing effort to spotlight the entrepreneurs whose work helps shape both our Chamber and the broader community we share.

Deb Dziena Creating Connection Through Elevated Experiences

In a world where events often move quickly and details blur together, Deb Dziena believes the smallest moments are the ones people remember most. As the owner and principal consultant of DD Hospitality & Events, she has built her business around thoughtful hospitality, transforming gatherings into experiences that make people feel genuinely seen and valued.

In Deb’s world, elevation does not come from excess but from awareness.The placement of a centerpiece, the comfort of a room, or anticipating a guest’s needs before they are spoken all serve a larger purpose. Each decision sends a message that people are seen and valued.That philosophy has become the foundation of her event management and hospitality consulting work, helping businesses and organizations transform ordinary gatherings into meaningful experiences.

Miami Shores has played an important role in shaping that approach. Deb credits the community with reinforcing her people first mindset, where authenticity matters more than appearances. Through her involvement with the Chamber and local organizations like the Friendly Villagers, she has built relationships rooted in shared values rather than transactions. The village atmosphere encourages genuine connection, something she believes naturally strengthens both business and community life.

Her work reflects a broader belief that hospitality extends beyond events. It is about how people show up for one another every day. By leading with empathy and intention, Deb helps clients create environments where guests feel welcomed, comfortable, and remembered long after an event ends.

Outside of her professional work, Deb continually seeks inspiration through new perspectives. Travel, exploring new restaurants, and observing how different communities create a sense of belonging all inform her creative process. She is especially inspired by leaders who are redefining hospitality through service, authenticity, and human connection, ideas she brings back into her own projects and partnerships.

One of the things I’ve come to appreciate most about Miami Shores and our neighboring communities is how many women are building remarkable businesses right here around us. This is our third issue celebrating women entrepreneurs, and putting it together continues to be one of my favorite parts of publishing The Egret. Spending time with these women reminds me that our business community is defined not by competition, but by support. They share ideas, encourage one another, and genuinely want to see each other succeed. Each brings something unique, yet all are connected by purpose, resilience, and a deep commitment to the people they serve.

It has been a privilege to help tell their stories and highlight the impact they continue to make across our community. Thank you for supporting The Egret and the businesses that help make this place feel like home.

Peters

Through DD Hospitality & Events, Deb continues to support local businesses and organizations while strengthening the relationships that make communities thrive. Her work serves as a reminder that meaningful experiences are rarely accidental. They are created when someone chooses to be fully present and to design moments with heart.

DD Hospitality & Events

Elevated Event Management/Hospitality Organizational Solutions

Miami Shores, FL 33168 Phone: 914.261.0787

Email: Info@debdziena.com

Instagram: @ddhospitality_events

DebDziena.com

Dinah Escarment

Leading with Vision and Community Impact

Dinah Escarment approaches her work with the belief that strong communities are built through consistent leadership and meaningful relationships. Known for her collaborative style and thoughtful perspective, she has shaped her career around helping people and organizations move forward with clarity and purpose. Rather than focusing solely on outcomes, Dinah places equal value on the process, believing trust and communication are the foundations of lasting success.

Throughout her professional journey, she has developed a reputation for balancing strategy with empathy. Clients and colleagues often describe her as someone who listens first, taking time to understand both goals and challenges before offering solutions. That approach has allowed her to build partnerships that extend beyond individual projects, creating relationships grounded in reliability and mutual respect.

Community involvement has always been central to Dinah’s work. She views local engagement not as an obligation, but as an essential part of responsible leadership. By participating in community initiatives and collaborating with fellow business owners, she contributes to an environment where businesses support one another rather than compete in isolation. Her belief is simple: when local businesses invest in their communities, everyone benefits.

Jessica Gonzalez Brewing Community with Intention

At Conscious Brewing, the atmosphere is as carefully crafted as the beer itself. Co owner Jessica Gonzalez helped build the Miami Shores brewery with a clear vision in mind: create a space where people feel comfortable gathering, connecting, and slowing down together. The result is a business shaped as much by community as by craft.

The inspiration behind the brewery grew from a desire to offer something different from the traditional craft beer model. Rather than focusing only on production, Jessica and her team prioritized creating an environment that feels casual, welcoming, and inclusive. Guests are encouraged to come as they are, whether they are longtime beer enthusiasts or simply looking for a place to meet neighbors and friends. That accessibility reflects both Jessica’s personal values and the spirit of the surrounding community.

Like many entrepreneurs, Dinah’s path has included moments of reinvention. Each stage of growth has brought lessons in adaptability, patience, and confidence. Those lessons now inform how she mentors others and approaches new opportunities, allowing her to lead with both perspective and resilience.

Mentorship and collaboration remain guiding principles in her work. Dinah believes leadership is most effective when knowledge is shared and opportunities are created for others to grow. Supporting emerging professionals and encouraging cooperation among peers helps foster innovation while strengthening the professional community as a whole.

Looking ahead, Dinah continues to focus on work that is sustainable, people centered, and rooted in service. By combining professional expertise with a genuine commitment to community, she demonstrates how leadership grounded in connection creates meaningful and lasting impact.

Escarment Multiservices

808 NE 125th Street, North Miami, FL 33161

786.542.6950 EscarmentMultiServices.com

Escarment Foundation for the Needy

786.542.6950 EscarmentFoundationForTheNeedy.org

Nichole L’vov

Building Strength

from the Inside Out

Inside Nichole L’vov’s studio, wellness is not measured by appearance or performance. It begins with balance. Through her work at Pilates Unites Education Center, she helps clients reconnect with their bodies through mindful movement, breath, and focused attention, offering something many people rarely allow themselves: uninterrupted time to care for their own well being.

Building the business alongside her husband, Eddie, has added another layer of meaning to the journey. Balancing entrepreneurship while raising a family comes with challenges, but Jessica describes the experience as deeply rewarding. Their partnership is grounded in teamwork, trust, and the goal of building something lasting for their family and for the neighborhood they serve.

Working in an industry that remains largely male dominated has also shaped Jessica’s perspective as a business owner. She believes it is important for women to feel confident challenging expectations and stepping into leadership roles. As more women become brewery owners, brewers, and advocates within the craft beer world, the culture continues to evolve. Jessica embraces being part of that shift, helping create a space where everyone feels welcome and represented.

Through Conscious Brewing, she has helped establish more than a local brewery.The space has become a gathering point where relationships form naturally and community takes center stage. By leading with intention and inclusivity, Jessica continues to show how small businesses can help strengthen the social fabric of the neighborhoods they call home.

Conscious Brewing

9638 NE 2nd Avenue

Miami Shores, FL 33138

jessica@conscious-brewing.com

Nichole believes Pilates creates a rare pause in modern life. For one hour, clients step away from daily

pressures and focus solely on themselves. That intentional space can feel restorative, almost like a vacation from constant responsibility. She often reminds women in particular that caring for others becomes much harder when physical or emotional health is neglected. A balanced body, mind, and spirit allows people to show up more fully for their families, careers, and communities.

Her path into Pilates was deeply personal. After infertility challenges and a difficult pregnancy, Nichole discovered Pilates while searching for healing. Inspired by that transformation, she opened her first studio, naming it Inner Strength Pilates to reflect the change she experienced within herself.

Starting a business brought years of learning and growth. Over time, she developed the confidence to value her expertise and create strong systems that support both clients and staff. When she relocated to Miami Shores three years ago and opened her North Miami studio, experience replaced uncertainty and allowed her to build with clarity.

Today, Nichole’s goal is simple but powerful. She wants every person who walks into her studio to feel seen, accepted, and encouraged. Through patience, persistence, and compassion, she helps clients rediscover strength one movement at a time.

Pilates Unites Education Center

748 NE 126th Street

North Miami, FL 33161

786.650.0086

PilatesUnites.com

Sunja Leon

Purpose in Action: Leading Through Community

For Sunja Leon, community impact begins long before a program launches or a strategy is written. It starts with people coming together around a shared purpose. Through her work as founder of Impact Partners Agency and co publisher of Upper East Side Living Magazine, she helps organizations turn vision into meaningful, lasting change.

Her commitment to nonprofit work is personal. Through years of supporting organizations, serving on boards, and guiding nonprofits through foundational milestones such as securing 501(c)(3) status or developing sustainable growth plans, Sunja has witnessed how powerful a focused group of people can be when united around a shared goal. What motivates her most is seeing tangible change unfold in real time.

These experiences have shaped her understanding of leadership. Rather than standing at the front, she believes effective leaders create space for others to succeed. Listening carefully, building clear systems, and remaining consistent are central to her approach.

Leadership requires humility and clarity, along with a willingness to serve the mission rather than personal recognition.

Vanessa Maggi

Helping Families Find Home and Community

A home is rarely just a property. For Vanessa Maggi, it represents a turning point in someone’s life story. As the leader of Maggi Realty Group, her work centers on guiding families through moments of change, helping them find not only a house but a true sense of belonging within a community.

Buying or selling a home often marks a new chapter, whether it is growth, reinvention, loss, or a fresh start. Vanessa approaches each transaction with an understanding that these decisions carry emotional weight as well as financial significance. Being trusted during such personal transitions is something she does not take lightly. Her goal is to help clients feel confident and supported throughout the process, ensuring they find spaces where families can grow and where daily life feels grounded. In communities like Miami Shores and the surrounding neighborhoods, that work becomes especially meaningful, as homes are closely tied to relationships, schools, and a shared sense of place.

Balancing entrepreneurship, publishing, board service, and family life has reshaped how Sunja views success. Instead of striving for perfect balance, she focuses on presence and alignment. Through her involvement with the Greater Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce and other local initiatives, she has learned that integration works better than separation.

At the heart of Sunja’s work is a desire to encourage the next generation of women to recognize their influence early. She believes impact is not defined by titles or visibility, but by integrity, courage, and consistency.

Impact Partners Agency

Nonprofit Strategy & Consulting

Miami Shores, FL

Instagram: @impactpartnersagency

Sharon Thompson

Connecting Talent, Opportunity, and Growth

Careers rarely follow a straight line, and Sharon Thompson has built her work around helping people navigate those turning points with confidence. As the leader of Thompson Staffing, she works at the intersection of people and opportunity, guiding both businesses and professionals through moments of transition, growth, and reinvention.

Years in the staffing industry have shown Sharon that ambition looks different for everyone. For some, success means advancement and leadership. For others, it means stability, flexibility, or finding an environment where their strengths are recognized and valued. What she has seen consistently is that confidence grows when individuals are placed in roles that truly align with their abilities. Talent exists everywhere, she believes, but access to opportunity does not always come easily. Helping bridge that gap has become a defining purpose of her work, allowing individuals to recognize potential they may not have fully seen in themselves.

Over the years, Vanessa has built her reputation not only on market knowledge, but on relationships. Many of her clients return during different stages of life, from first homes to growing families and later transitions. Watching those stories unfold has reinforced her belief that real estate is ultimately about people rather than transactions.

Family has also become an important part of her professional journey with the recent addition of her daughter to the business. Professionally, Vanessa values the fresh perspective and energy she brings to the team, while personally the experience has created an opportunity to share knowledge across generations as they build something that reflects both legacy and evolution.

Beyond real estate, Vanessa is a strong supporter of women focused initiatives within the business community. She believes mentorship encourages confidence and collaboration, strengthening both individuals and the community as a whole.

For Vanessa, success is measured not only by closed sales but by lasting relationships and thriving neighborhoods. Through every interaction, she continues to show that helping families find the right home is also about helping communities grow stronger.

Integrity and relationships have shaped the foundation of Thompson Staffing from the beginning. In an industry built on trust, clients rely on her team to help shape their organizations, while candidates trust them with deeply personal career decisions. Over time, Sharon’s leadership has evolved from hands on execution to strategic guidance, empowering her team while maintaining clear expectations and high standards. She leads with empathy and accountability, balancing measurable results with a strong commitment to people first values.

Her experience has also made her a strong advocate for women navigating career transitions or reentering the workforce. Sharon emphasizes that professional value is not limited to traditional paths. Skills developed through different life stages often become an individual’s greatest strengths. She encourages professionals to invest in continued learning, advocate for themselves, and seek environments that support long term growth and confidence.

Rather than viewing change as a setback, Sharon sees career transitions as opportunities for reinvention. Through her work, she continues to help individuals move forward with clarity while supporting businesses that understand the lasting impact of investing in people and building strong teams. Her approach reflects a belief that when people are supported in meaningful ways, both careers and organizations grow stronger together. In helping others find the right fit, she continues to strengthen the professional communities she serves.

Thompson Staffing

1101 Brickell Ave., 8th Floor, South Building, Miami, FL 33131 305.381.9111

ThompsonStaffing.com

AVillage Boutique with a European Soul

Being a woman in business is a meaningful role to step into. It brings responsibility, and it also brings opportunity. Many women are building companies in fields that have gradually become more welcoming, and they are doing it with confidence and resilience. Growth is part of the journey, both in personal development and in the way a business supports the people connected to it. The choices made along the way shape more than a company. They influence employees, customers, and young people who are imagining what their own futures might look like.

Women leaders often carry a strong sense of determination while also paying close attention to the people around them. Financial health is important, yet for many owners, real fulfillment comes from seeing a team member gain confidence or watching a client’s idea take shape. Leadership becomes a chance to guide others, offer encouragement, and create a workplace where people feel comfortable sharing their thoughts. Many women business owners make time to mentor someone who is just getting started or to lend support to another local entrepreneur. Over time, that steady encouragement creates workplaces built on respect and trust.

Staying involved in the community tends to grow naturally from that same spirit. Local businesses succeed because neighbors choose to support them, and that support means everything. In return, women business owners often look for ways to stay engaged in everyday community life. You might see them sponsoring a school event, partnering with a local nonprofit, or opening their doors for a gathering that brings people together. These moments strengthen the connections that make a town feel like home. The women featured here continue that tradition by investing their energy right here where it counts.

Being a woman in business today means building something with care and intention. It means growing a company while staying connected to the people it serves and the community that supports it. When work is guided by purpose and genuine relationships, success naturally reaches beyond the workplace and into the shared life of the community.

The Ripple Effect of Shirley Stobs Davis

BY JOAN LUTTON

Olympic gold medalist and longtime Miami Shores resident Shirley Stobs Davis has spent a lifetime shaping lives both in and out of the water. Recently, in recognition of her extraordinary contributions to the sport of swimming and to the local community, the Miami Shores Aquatic Center pool was officially named in her honor, cementing her legacy in the village she has helped inspire for generations.

Throughout her life, Davis has been a devoted mother and grandmother, instilling in her family the values of loyalty, perseverance, and commitment. As a passionate educator, she taught mathematics at Miami Country Day School and The Cushman School, influencing generations of students with both her intellect and her kindness.

Her impact extended far beyond the classroom. As coach of the Miami Shores Country Club Swim Team, which later evolved into the Miami Shores Swim Team, Davis introduced hundreds of children to swimming while teaching lessons in discipline, confidence, and resilience. For many young swimmers, she provided their first experience in the water and helped build skills that would last a lifetime.

Central to Davis’s philosophy was perseverance. Through structured training and steady encouragement, she taught students that success comes through dedication and hard work. Each practice became an opportunity to develop not only athletic ability, but character.

Equally important was her emphasis on integrity and sportsmanship. Davis believed winning was secondary to respect, honesty, and fair play. Her guidance helped shape strong character in both her athletes and her students, promoting growth that extended well beyond the pool deck or classroom walls.

Today, Shirley Stobs Davis is remembered not only as an Olympic champion, but as a beloved educator, mentor, and community leader whose influence continues to ripple throughout Miami Shores and beyond.

Shirley recently retired and moved to a senior living community in Ocala with her son, Jimmy. Her son Bill remains in Miami Shores with his family and works at The Cushman School, while her daughter, Julia, is a school teacher in Colorado. Shirley plans to return to the Shores for the pool dedication and says she is both thrilled and deeply grateful for the honor. For a woman who helped shape generations of swimmers, it is a full-circle moment, one she looks forward to celebrating with the community she has long called home.

11900 Bisayne Boulevard Unit 110 ~ Suite 8 North Miami, FL 33181 754-215-4192

@xtianparla @thatsitsalon

@xtianparla @thatsitsalon

PARLA

Eco-Inspired & Communit y Driven

Green Day Street Festival

April 18, 2026 ~ 3:30pm - 8:30pm

BY CHRISTINE FRANKLIN

The annual Green Day Street Festival, presented by Graber Group Realty, in partnership with the Greater Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce and Miami Shores Village, will transform the heart of our community into a vibrant celebration of creativity, sustainability, and hometown pride.

For one unforgettable day, downtown Miami Shores will come alive with artisans of every kind. Stroll the streets and discover jewelry designers, fashion creators, candle makers, home décor specialists, and artists showcasing works across a variety of mediums. It’s the perfect opportunity to shop local, meet the makers, and find something truly one-of-a-kind.

Families will love the Children’s Fun Zone, complete with bounce houses and space for kids to play. Live music, sponsored by the Miami Shores Arts and Cultural Board, keeps the celebration going with performances by the Recycled Orchestra of Cateura - empowering youth through instruments made from reclaimed materials and Miami-based, Grammy-nominated traditional Cuban folk and acoustic band Cortadito, whose lively Cuban rhythms will have you on your feet in no time. A DJ will be live on site, playing music throughout the day to keep the party going.

Come hungry, too. Local restaurants, a variety of food trucks and food vendors will be serving up delicious favorites, making it easy to spend the entire day downtown enjoying great flavors along with great company.

explore practical recycling tips, and discover simple yet impactful ways to help protect the Earth for future generations. Adding to the significance of the day, Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava will join our very own Mayor Jerome Charles for a special community moment. Together, they will release a formerly injured bird back into the wild in partnership with Pelican Harbor Seabird Station, which will also be on site to educate attendees about wildlife rescue, conservation, and protecting our precious wildlife. It promises to be a meaningful highlight of the day and a powerful symbol of environmental stewardship.

Green Day is also a wonderful opportunity to connect with our outstanding local schools and experience their team spirit firsthand. Be sure to visit and support Barry University, Doctors Charter School, Cushman School, Miami Country Day School, St. Rose of Lima Catholic School, Miami Shores Elementary School, and Horace Mann Middle School as they showcase their programs and community pride.

Events like this simply would not be possible without the generous support of sponsors and donors. Special thanks to The Greater Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce, Miami Shores Village and their dedicated team, Graber Group Realty, and MG Architects for helping bring this celebration to life.

A highlight of the festival is Green Street - a dedicated stretch where everything is, quite literally, green. From lush plants and garden inspiration to sustainability educators and eco-friendly vendors, Green Street offers hands-on opportunities to learn how to live a little lighter on our planet. Guests can learn how to create their own butterfly garden,

It’s not too late to take part. Sponsorship opportunities and vendor spaces are still available for businesses and organizations that want to be part of this signature community event.

Green Day Street Festival is more than just a festival - it’s a reflection of the spirit, creativity, and environmental heart of Miami Shores. To learn more, become a sponsor or vendor, visit MiamiShores.com/Green-Day/ or call 305-754-5466

Women’s Health and BUSINESS SUCCESS.

On May 12 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm, the Greater Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce will host a special Women’s Health Month panel featuring local women sharing personal stories of health challenges and their journeys toward healing, balance, and professional success.The evening will center on managing health concerns while building careers, leading businesses, and supporting others.

Each panelist offers a unique perspective shaped by her experiences. From navigating unexpected diagnoses to prioritizing wellness amid busy schedules, these women will speak candidly about lessons learned and strength discovered. Their stories highlight the connection between caring for your health and showing up fully in work and life.

Designed to be welcoming and encouraging, the event will provide insight, practical support, and audience Q&A to foster meaningful dialogue and shared understanding.

Whether you are an entrepreneur, professional, caregiver, or simply ready to prioritize your health, this event offers valuable connection. Women’s Health Month is about empowerment, education, and building a supportive community.

Save the date and join us at Brockway Memorial Library for an inspiring evening of conversation. Register at MiamiShores.com. Reserve your seat today.

Impact Partners Agency

Where Friends & Neighbors Connect, Collaborate and Just Have Fun!

Known for curating elevated experiences that foster authentic relationships, SKN Elements created a warm, stylish atmosphere where guests enjoyed mingling, networking, mini facials, light bites and refreshments.

Doctors Charter School hosted its annual Evening in the Courtyard, bringing together local entrepreneurs, professionals, and community leaders to celebrate the school’s 20th anniversary. The community gathered to honor two decades of impact and achievement that DCS has made in our community.

Tomorrow’s socially conscious, ethically minded, technology-oriented leaders are made here.