Here are the five most-read Tampa Bay Business and Wealth cover stories in 2023.
2. Jim Norman’s winding road of success
3. How Rick Brandt took his small-town, family business, and turned it into a global Powerhouse
4. Steve Frey created the ‘Airbnb for Business’ and his plans to bring the offering directly to consumers
5. Trevor Burgess keeps winning, even when the waters may seem rough
In October 2019, when Michael Lundy graced the cover of Tampa Bay Business and Wealth, he shared big plans for OLDER LUNDY, including expanding into Pinellas County. As founder and
To underestimate her would be a big mistake. Big, huge, mistake. Elaine Myrback doesn’t mince words. She’s not interested in following the status quo and she has no time for
The story starts with a man. He was homeless but not entirely hopeless, not yet, though he tried to be, on more than one occasion. But God had a plan.
He could be called a boomerang surgeon. Physician Jim Norman was a surgeon, quit practicing to pursue the dot-com boom of the 1990s and, later, returned to surgery. One might
Habitat for Humanity International has selected Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties to expand its service area to include Hernando County. “Given our organizational growth, coupled with
Esquire has unveiled the Best New Hotels of 2024, the newest destinations across North America, Central America, Mexico and Europe, naming one Tampa hotel on the list, Tampa Edition. “Much
Kahwa Coffee, a St. Petersburg-based coffee chain, opened its newest location, at 6601 4th St N., St. Petersburg. The new location offers a drive-thru service and a walk-up window. The
Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties hosted a volunteer build day, exclusively for the finalists of Tampa Bay Business and Wealth’s 2024 Women Who Win awards. The
