Cathie Wood shares what’s in store for Tampa Bay and her take on crypto

ARK Invest Founder and CEO Cathie Wood and her team were attracted to be Tampa Bay from its vibe and the notable investment pouring in - which led to Wood's decision to move her New York HQ to St. Petersburg, where she plans to help the region gain a deeper understanding of innovation.

In October, Wood announced she'd inked a lease for 10,000 square feet of office space in downtown St. Pete and also bought naming rights for the Tampa Bay Innovation Center, which will be the first in Pinellas County purposely constructed to focus on entrepreneurs.

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Wilson’s Book World celebrates 50 years

For Wilson’s Book World owner Michelle Jenquin, 50 years in business means she’s doing something right. “Especially surviving 2020,” she says with a smile.

Jenquin’s grandmother, Helen Wilson, opened the first iteration of St. Petersburg’s used (and some new) book emporium in November, 1971. An avid reader, Wilson began with 20,000 volumes acquired from an antique dealer - who had in turn bought them from an estate purchase.

Sean Shaw: Vanguards of Democracy

With Joe Hamilton and Vinny Dolan. Topics include local journalism, the mayoral race and blockchain.

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