Zoe Lanham

Vice President, The Addison

As the Vice President of the Addison, a dedicated philanthropist, and a devoted mother, Zoe Lanham is a leader both in business and in her community. For two decades, Zoe has led the operations at the Addison, transforming her expertise in the event industry into a powerful platform for supporting numerous nonprofit organizations.

Zoe’s passion for education, conservation, historic preservation, and supporting those in need fuels her extensive volunteer efforts. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Boca Raton Historical Society, where she was nominated for the 2023 Women Volunteer of the Year Award. Her 16-year commitment to Boca Helping Hands also led to a nomination for the 2024 Woman Volunteer of the Year Award.

In 2020, Zoe faced one of her biggest challenges when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Instead of retreating, she courageously shared her journey, raising awareness and advocating for early detection and research. Her dedication to the cause led to over $800,000 raised for cancer-related initiatives, benefiting organizations such as Baptist Health Foundation and American Cancer Society. She also played a pivotal role in the Denim and Diamonds Gala for Sophia’s Hope, supporting families of children battling cancer.

Her community impact extends to her participation in Boca’s Ballroom Battle in support of George Snow Scholarship Fund. In 2025, she not only won the Mirror Ball Trophy but also set a record by raising over $390,000—the highest in the event’s history. Now, as Co-Chair of Boca’s Ballroom Battle 2026, she continues her mission to create lasting change.

In addition to her philanthropic work, Zoe is a passionate animal advocate, supporting organizations like the Great Plains Foundation, which focuses on endangered species protection in Africa, as well as other groups dedicated to animal welfare.

Zoe’s commitment to making a difference is unwavering. Her leadership, compassion, and dedication have left an undeniable mark on the community, and she remains a driving force in championing causes that uplift and support her community.