Woman of the Year is an all encompassing award which goes well beyond professional skill and expertise.  Lueanne Wood PA is a top selling Realtor with Gulf Shores Realty in Venice, Florida and so much more.  Although Lueanne has been selling real estate in Venice for over 32 years, Lueanne is best known for her philanthropy.  Her love for Venice drives her to nurture her community.  Lueanne has recently sponsored free mammograms, feeding the hungry and is a sea horse sponsor for the Venice Art Center's fundraiser Fantasea.  Lueanne is woven into the business and cultural fabric of the community.   

Gulf Shores Realty was the 2021 Winner of the Business of the Year Award for the Professional and Financial category.  Gulf Shores Realty is a three time winner of the award also winning in 2019 and 2014.  The Venice Area Chamber of Commerce held the annual Business of the Year awards ceremony at the Plantation Golf and Country Club.  Award categories included:

• Health & Wellness
• Hospitality & Tourism
• Service & Retail
• Professional and Financial
• Non-Profit/Not-For-Profit
• Employee of the Year

The Business of the Year award is coveted because it is awarded by your peers in the business community.  Businesses who are nominated for the award, submit a package of information which requires businesses to take a deep dive into their

Gulf Shores Realty was honored to win the coveted 2019 Business of the Year Award from the Venice Area Chamber of Commerce.  The award was presented on May 31, 2019 at the Plantation Golf & Country Club with a dozen of our Agents and Staff present.  No one knew who the winners would be until they were announced.   This marks the second time Gulf Shores Realty has won the award having been a previous winner in 2014.  Gulf Shores Realty won for the category of Professional and Financial.  Broker-Owner Wayne Welsh stated, "This award is valued so much as it bestows the Trust of the Chamber of Commerce and the business community in the winner and the public knows they are a respected business that they can trust."

Award winners go through a