VOICES IN FINANCE:
Candice Simmons

Vice President, Wells Fargo

Candice Simmons believes access to financial knowledge and capital is foundational to generational wealth. As Vice President at Wells Fargo, she helps connect individuals and small businesses—particularly in underserved communities—to financial systems historically out of reach.

Her work focuses on financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and inclusive economic growth. Simmons understands that wealth gaps do not close without intentional effort, and she actively mentors young professionals while championing community investment initiatives.

“Financial literacy is a form of freedom.”

She sees finance as a tool for empowerment, not exclusion. Her leadership reflects a broader shift in banking toward accountability and community engagement.

VOICES IN MASSE:
Maxwell Frost

U.S. Congressman, District 10

As the first Gen Z member of Congress, Maxwell Frost represents a generational shift in leadership. Rooted in Orlando, his advocacy centers on gun violence prevention, social justice, and youth engagement.

Frost’s presence alone expands who feels represented in American democracy. His leadership signals a future shaped by urgency, inclusion, and action.

VOICES IN LAW:
Coretta Anthony-Smith

Attorney, Anthony-Smith Law, P.A.

Coretta Anthony-Smith approaches the law as both advocate and educator. She works to ensure legal systems are accessible, transparent, and just—particularly for Black Central Floridians.

Her work emphasizes rights awareness, representation, and empowerment. Anthony-Smith believes knowledge is often the most powerful legal tool, and she dedicates herself to closing gaps between communities and the systems that govern them.