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The Aloft and Element Tampa Midtown hotel has appointed Jason Perkins as its new general manager. Perkins will oversee operations at Tampa’s first dual-branded hotel, which opened in 2021 and

The University of South Florida has secured a five-year contract with the U.S. Army, worth up to $85 million, to conduct research in cybersecurity, biotechnology and energy sciences. The agreement

Pasco County may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think about catching the perfect wave, but that could change by 2027. That’s when Peak Surf

FlyUSA has been named the fastest-growing private aviation company in the United States for the second year, ranking No. 419 on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list of the nation’s fastest-growing

The Florida Solar Energy Industries Association has appointed Joe Grimes as executive director, tasking the longtime association leader with strengthening member services and expanding state and federal advocacy, as Florida’s

Dawning Family Services will hold its second annual Impact Breakfast on Sept. 9, at ZooTampa, bringing together community leaders and advocates for a morning focused on supporting families facing homelessness.

Coppertail Brewing Co., a Ybor City-based craft brewery, has launched its first THC-infused beverage, marking the company’s first cannabis drink. The new seltzer, called High Dive, contains 10 milligrams of

Bank of America has appointed Stephenie Whitfield as president of its Sarasota/Manatee market, succeeding Erik Vatter, who has led the market since 2022 and will transition to his new role

Truist Financial Corp. has named Ryan Booher as its new Tampa Bay market president and elevated Orlando-based executive Steve Fisher to a broader commercial sales role. Booher, who has over

Chris Chatterton, president of Bay Food Brokerage and a 2005 graduate of Jesuit High School, has been appointed to the Jesuit High School Foundation. Founded in 1960, the Foundation is

Pasco Kids First Children’s Advocacy Center will host its fourth annual Paint the Night Blue fundraiser on Nov. 7, at the Kontos Community Center, at St. George Greek Orthodox Church.

The Tampa Bay History Center named Audrey Chapuis as its next president and chief executive officer. The center’s board of trustees unanimously approved her appointment after a global search. Chapuis,