Prime Highlights-
- Epique Realty earns seven Stevie Award finalist nominations for women in business.
- CFO Janice Delcid and Chief of Staff Samantha Simpson lead individual category nods.
Key Facts-
- Nominations rise from three last year to seven this year for the brokerage.
- Company recognized for AI innovation, AI-driven optimization and rapid growth.
Background-
Epique Realty, the fastest-growing real estate company in America, has earned seven finalist nominations at the Stevie Awards for Women in Business, recognizing achievements by women executives, entrepreneurs and their companies worldwide. More than 1,500 entries from organizations across 56 nations competed this year across over 300 categories.
Epique Realty and its leadership secured nods in categories including Entrepreneur of the Year for Business Services and Woman of the Year for Real Estate, both for CFO and Co-Founder Janice Delcid, alongside Woman of the Year for Tech honoring Chief of Staff Samantha Simpson.
The company also earned recognition as Most Innovative Company of the Year, Fastest Growing Company of the Year, and for its work in AI innovation and AI-driven business optimization.
The seven nominations mark a sharp rise from the three the brokerage received last year, reflecting its rapid scaling, agent-first culture and use of proprietary AI platforms across its operations.
Delcid said the nominations validate the belief that building a company rooted in generosity and empowering women to lead drives strong growth, calling the recognition a celebration for every agent behind the company’s mission.
Co-Founder and COO Christopher Miller said the honors reflect the strength of the company’s ecosystem, from operations to AI innovation. Co-Founder and CEO Joshua Miller called the achievement a testament to the leadership team’s talent and dedication, reinforcing Epique’s standing as a pioneer in modern real estate.
Maggie Miller, president of the Stevie Awards, offered congratulations to this year’s finalists, pointing to the growing weight the awards carry in recognizing women’s achievements across industries.
