ConnectWise lays off workers

ConnectWise, a managed IT services provider and software developer in Tampa, has cut its global workforce by 4 percent.

Jason Magee, CEO, said the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the company's ability to execute on its 2020 plans and to invest for the future. The decision allows ConnectWise to remain healthy and get its plan back on track, he said in a statement provided to the St. Pete Catalyst. (See Magee's full statement below.)

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Arts news: A virtual opening at the Tully-Levine Gallery, MIZE and more

Virtual art gallery tours certainly existed in the pre-COVID world – but now that getting up, out and to around to a gallery on your own time is a stretch, at best, the computer-generated virtual tour has taken on a whole new mantle of significance.

Take, for example, the new show at the Tully-Levine Gallery, which is in the Arts Xchange, which is in the Warehouse Arts District Soft Water Studios compound (there’ll be a quiz later to make sure you caught all that).

‘Catalyst Sessions’ recap: Judith Lisi

First-time guest Judith Lisi shared stories from her long and distinguished career as an ats administrator on Thursday’s edition of The Catalyst Sessions. Lisi, President and CEO of the David E. Straz Center for the Performing Arts, recalled how the downtown Tampa facility – then known as the Tampa Bay Center for the Performing Arts - was operating at a $4 million deficit when she was hired in 1992.

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