The Delaware Business Times is excited to unveil its Top 40 Under 40 Class of 2023, its annual program known as the DBT40 that honors the First State’s best young professionals under the age of 40.
This year’s class is the 10th in the annual program and includes leaders from up and down the state in both the for-profit and nonprofit sectors.
DBT40 continues to be one of our most popular programs, meaning the applicants continue to grow in numbers and diversity.
This year’s class featured the second largest applicant pool in our history and we’re proud to report that the Class of 2023 features the largest representation of minority professionals in the program’s history at more than 37%.
We also hope that you consider attending our annual DBT40 awards ceremony from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 13 at Executive Banquet and Conference Center near Newark to meet some of our honorees in person. Tickets are available at https://delawarebusinesstimes.com/2023-dbt40/.
The Class of 2023
- William Albanese, Atracare
- Lindsay Albanese, Atracare
- Kim Benton, Kim Benton Agency, Inc.
- Alysse Bortolotto, New Castle County Chamber of Commerce
- Heather Boyle, Family Dental Associates, PA
- Brandon Brice, Cecil College/100 Black Men of Delaware
- Amy Cherry, University of Delaware
- Malcolm Coley, Futures First Gaming
- Wendell Covell, JFS Delaware
- Stephanie Dawkins, Black Girls Hike Too
- Muhammad Dillard Jr., JPMorgan Chase
- Jillian Ditzler, DuPont
- JJ Francis, Office of U.S. Sen. Chris Coons
- Sarah Fulton, Senate Majority Caucus/NERDiT Cares
- Harrison Gelber, WSFS Bank
- Rebecca Guzman, Duane Morris LLP
- Alexander Hackett, Economic Development Administration
- Aja Harper, Travel Nurse/Black Girl Health Collective
- Curtis Harris Jr., Greenwing Technology
- Elizabeth Keller, The Committee of 100
- Theodore Lauzen, Grey Fox Wealth Advisors
- Randall Law, Kool Kolored Kid Generation LLC
- Amanda Levering, Department of Health and Social Services
- Crystin Liboma, Nemours Children’s Health
- Nicole Magnusson, Point to Point Wealth Planning
- Sarah Mailloux, Delaware Small Business Development Center
- Cortney Milner, Veery Capital
- Britney Mumford, DelawareCAN
- Alyssa Pietrobono, Richards, Layton, & Finger
- Tya Pope, Kingswood Community Center/WRK Group
- Meghan Quinn, Localluv Salon
- Danielle Rodriguez, Colonial School District
- Jennifer Scalia, JPMorgan Chase
- Kristina Schroeder, M&T Bank
- Sarah Shepard, Placers Inc.
- Kathleen Simolike, Veery Capital
- Yesenia Taveras, Wilmington City Council
- Valdese West, University of Delaware
- Jennifer Wilson, L&W Insurance
- Laura Wisniewski, Delaware House of Representatives
