The Milkey Family Foundation has donated $100,000 to the Fighting Chance Fund, an initiative by the city of St. Petersburg to help small businesses hurt by the Covid-19 pandemic.
On this episode of Chamber Coronavirus Impact Insights, Dustin DeNunzio, president of DeNunzio Group joins Chris Steinocher, CEO of the St. Petersburg Chamber and Joe Hamilton, publisher of the St. Pete Catalyst to talk about how development in St. Pete is faring through the Covid-19 pandemic.
On Monday’s edition of The Catalyst Sessions, we spent an enjoyable 30 minutes with Alex Harris, the co-founder and CEO of ACT (the Arts Conservatory for Teens), one of Pinellas County’s most successful after-school programs.
Before the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, Anthony and Michael Giallourakis thought they had a strong concept to help customers find local independent restaurants.
Now, during the downturn caused by efforts to contain the spread of the virus, the father and son team think it’s an even better idea to boost sales at those restaurants...
The Melting Pot was in business for 32 years in St. Petersburg. Now, amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the St. Petersburg location at 2221 4th St. N. is closed for business indefinitely.
The City of St. Petersburg has set up a new system to check in on those individuals suffering from adverse effects of self-isolation. Nominated individuals will receive a personal phone call from Mayor Rick Kriseman, Deputy Mayor Kanika Tomalin or Police Chief Anthony Holloway.
Reuben Pressman, founder and CEO of St. Petersburg software company Presence, said it took just three days from the time he applied for a Paycheck Protection Program loan from Bank OZK for the funding to land in his bank account.
