St. Pete-based IMCS gives workers skills and tools to change lives

A St. Petersburg-based healthtech company is one of a small but growing number of women-led firms capturing the attention of venture capital investors.

IMCS Group, which provides behavioral health therapy for people suffering from injuries incurred at work, received an $8 million capital infusion in July from HLM Venture Partners and .406 Ventures, with a follow-on investment last month from the Hartford Investment Management Co. The new investors joined Centripetal Capital Partners, which had invested in IMCS in 2015 and also participated in the latest round.

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‘This virus doesn’t stop at county borders:’ Tampa Bay leaders collaborate to fight Covid

In order to fight the spread of Covid-19 and keep the economy open, everyone across the Tampa Bay region must work together and follow established safety protocols. Otherwise, the spike in cases each area is experiencing could get even worse.  

Those were the key takeaways from a virtual press conference Thursday where St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman and Pinellas County Board of County Commission chair Pat Gerard appeared alongside elected officials from Tampa, Hillsborough County and Clearwater.

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