Global technology firm relocates U.S. headquarters to Tampa

LowCarbon, a global climate technology company, has moved its United States headquarters to Tampa. The relocation adds to LowCarbon’s presence in Florida, including its Mulberry Hydrogen Plant, which began development earlier in 2024. The plant is expected to produce 10 tons of clean hydrogen daily, by 2026, supporting Florida’s hydrogen economy and serving industries such … Read more

Shumaker partner honored with 2024 Leadership Award

Ronald A. Christaldi, partner at Shumaker and president of Shumaker Advisors Florida, has received the 2024 H.L. Culbreath Jr. Profile in Leadership Award from the Tampa Bay Chamber. The award recognizes individuals whose leadership has made a lasting impact on the Tampa Bay community. A prominent attorney and community leader, Christaldi chairs the Tampa Bay … Read more

Bay Food Brokerage unveils new brand identity

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Bay Food Brokerage, a Tampa-based retail food brokerage serving the Southeast, has introduced a new logo and updated brand identity. The company, which has been in business for over 30 years, recently acquired a new office building in Tampa’s Westshore Business District, for $4.3 million. The two-story, 11,975-square-foot property, at 5201 W. Laurel St., nearly … Read more

Savage Coffees to open first U.S. location in St. Petersburg (RENDERINGS)

Savage Coffees, a Panama-based coffee producer and roastery known for its Geisha coffee, will open its first café in the United States at The Nolen, a 23-story luxury condominium near Beach Drive, in downtown St. Petersburg. Founded in 2016 by Jamison and Leslie Savage, the company has earned global recognition for its innovations in coffee … Read more

Saddlebrook’s $92 million overhaul starts with a new driving range

Saddlebrook Resort has unveiled its new 13-acre driving range, marking the first milestone in a $92 million renovation. Designed by golf course architect Rees Jones and associate Bryce Swanson, the facility includes a double-sided range, two TifEagle bermudagrass putting greens and three short game areas with bunkers. Other plans include transforming the property’s two 18-hole … Read more

AIC Architecture names president

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AIC Architecture has named Andrew Matson as its new president, as part of a leadership transition marking the firm’s 35th anniversary. Matson succeeds Mike Puckett, who will remain a senior partner until 2027. Matson, who joined AIC Architecture in 2004, after earning a master’s degree in architecture from the University of Florida, has been a … Read more

TICE Florida names new CEO

TICE Florida, which operates Popeyes restaurants across Florida including locations in Tampa, Clearwater and Largo, has named Thomas Stager its chief executive officer. Under Stager’s leadership, TICE Florida has begun converting 80% of its locations to easy-to-run kitchens, designed to streamline employee workflows, increase order accuracy and enhance speed of service, according to a statement. … Read more

Hurricane Alliance Town Hall: 6 Ways Not to Lose Your Home After the Storms (UPDATED)

Editor’s Note: This story has been updated with new information. Tampa Bay residents still navigating the aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton are invited to attend a Hurricane Alliance Town Hall, a free event designed to provide insights and critical resources for homeowners, and renters, navigating the recovery and rebuilding process. The event will occur … Read more

MOSI announces $10 million digital dome to be the second largest in the U.S.

The Museum of Science & Industry has announced plans to debut the second-largest digital dome planetarium in the United States, in 2025, transforming its current dome into a state-of-the-art STEM learning destination. Joined by local officials, MOSI leaders unveiled the ambitious multi-million-dollar renovation project during a community event. The revamped Dome Theatre will serve as … Read more