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Washlava, a Tampa company that brought technology to laundry experiences, has raised $1.05 million in what founder and CEO Todd Belveal described as a bridge financing.
KnowBe4, a Clearwater-based cybersecurity training company, has acquired CLTRe, a Norwegian business focused on working with organizations to beef up their culture around online security.
In St. Petersburg, a crowd of hundreds gathered in front of the downtown Judicial Building along 1st Avenue North between 5th and 6th streets. The local protest was organized by Progress Florida, Fired Up Pinellas, League of Women Voters and Women’s March Florida Chapter – Pinellas.
The three self-absorbed characters who make up the cast of Jean-Paul Sartre’s exploration of hell, No Exit – and they’re a real basket of deplorables – are back in St. Pete, for the second time in a month.
Theo Harvey and his co-founder Amin Holmes founded SynsorMed in 2014, after Holmes' mother was diagnosed with COPD. They knew there had to be a better way to manage chronic disease than the constant cycle of hospital readmission.
Mayor Rick Kriseman and three members of the St. Petersburg City Council affirmed their plans to fund affordable housing initiatives during an open house for the city’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
