Like any good startup, the copay-only Surest health plan came from a group of innovators discontent with the status quo. These veteran insurance innovators asked themselves, what if health insurance could work like other helpful consumer services? What if provider options and clear costs were available before members sought care, so people could shop for … Read more
If you are planning to move overseas, there are tax obligations you should be aware of. As a United States Citizen, you are required to file a U.S. federal tax return to report your worldwide income, regardless of where you live and work. And the only way to leave U.S. taxes behind is to renounce … Read more
To the casual observer, the courtroom and the stage may seem like worlds apart. But for one Tampa attorney, they’ve always been deeply connected. Before he ever thought of writing a brief or arguing a case, Matthew DePasquale was memorizing lines and studying character motivation. “I wanted to be an actor from a very young … Read more
In today’s fast-evolving construction landscape, integrating technology is no longer an afterthought—it’s a crucial component of modern living and business operations. Whether designing a luxury home, a multi-unit development or a cutting-edge commercial space, builders who incorporate audio, visual and smart technology from the beginning of a project create significant value for property owners, tenants … Read more
It may seem counterintuitive, but crisis is not the enemy of progress—it’s often the spark that ignites it. In a world defined by relentless competition, digital disruption and evolving expectations, crisis leadership isn’t just inevitable—it’s the difference between good companies and great ones. The real question leaders must ask isn’t if a crisis will strike, … Read more
The humanities are not luxuries for quiet contemplation. They are the lifeblood of civil society. They teach us to listen, to question, to empathize, to lead with principle. They give our data meaning, our city’s identity, and our people dignity. Let me be direct: this is not merely about funding literature, history, philosophy, or the … Read more
AVID / McAdams, a national planning, design and engineering firm, is growing its Tampa footprint. The company has expanded to a 17,000-square-foot space at The Bridge on Eisenhower Boulevard and plans to add 15 new positions by the end of the year, including roles in design, engineering, project management and surveying. The firm currently employs … Read more
Veteran Tampa Bay banking executive Marcus Greene has been named vice chair of Copperhead Charities, the nonprofit behind the Valspar Championship PGA TOUR event. Greene, regional president of Renasant Bank, brings more than four decades of experience in the local financial sector and over 10 years of involvement with the Valspar Championship, including service on … Read more
In a move to honor the legacy of one of Florida’s earliest AIDS advocates, CAN Community Health, in Tampa, has launched the Susan Terry Foundation, a new charitable arm aimed at empowering people affected by HIV. The Foundation officially launched on July 1 and is named for Susan Terry, who co-founded Sarasota’s first AIDS clinic, … Read more
As Melting Pot marks its 50th anniversary, the fondue franchise has named a new chief executive officer, expanded its leadership team and has plans for franchise growth in key markets, according to a statement. John “JC” Crawford has been appointed CEO, succeeding founder Bob Johnston, who will remain chairman of the board. Crawford, who joined … Read more
