Month: June 2020

Real estate developer George Gower is planning a townhome development in downtown St. Petersburg. The development site, named 8th Street Townhomes, is a block away from Mirror Lake. Gower also

For some serious New Orleans inspiration here in the Tampa Bay area, head to Zydeco Brew Werks in Ybor City. Over the years, owner J. Paul Pepin has spent a

The way you show up for your people after a crisis will make or break your culture, and ultimately, your business. What does your organization look like post-COVID-19? For most,

If you’re a sales leader, you are tasked with striking a delicate balance—particularly during the current business climate. Your job is not to sell for the members of your team,

We just concluded our 71st Mental Health Awareness Month. Every year in May, the goal is to educate the public, provide support, fight stigma and advocate for policies that support

While people may be stressed, concerned and even distraught over what will happen to themselves, their job, their friends and family, this is a time when feeling safe, secure and

Bruce Lamb is a shareholder and head of the Gunster law firm’s health care practice. Lamb is board-certified by the Florida Bar in state and federal government and administrative practice.

From empty beaches to empty restaurants, COVID-19 has changed the Tampa Bay area and the businesses that live here. Business leaders from Publix, MarineMax, Mise en Place and more share

Jane Mason was raised to be an effective communicator and was intrinsically curious from an early age. People that know her can attest to that fact.  Mason, founder and CEO

A discussion between Tampa Bay African American leaders on how our leadership community can help with current racial tensions. Moderators: Bridgette Bello, CEO and Publisher, Tampa Bay Business and Wealth