A new series is bringing the community to the table for conversations on how St. Petersburg can use rapidly changing technology and innovation to continue moving the city forward.
The St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership and the University of South Florida St. Petersburg Kate Tiedemann College of Business hosted its inaugural Sunny Side Up Lecture Series Wednesday at Lynn Pippenger Hall in St. Petersburg.
iSocrates, a digital media company that recently set up shop in downtown St. Petersburg, is a perfect match for St. Pete’s Grow Smarter strategy, said Mayor Rick Kriseman.
Click to see the video from iSocrates' first Digital First Friday Meetup.
Profits were up year-over-year at six of the eight banks headquartered in the Tampa-St. Petersburg metro area, including a dramatic turnaround that put Pilot Bank back in the black.
Loan portfolios grew at seven of the banks, mostly by double-digit percentages.
In the mid-90s, David Neeleman wanted to launch a new airline. He had already co-created a regional airline out of Salt Lake City that was acquired by Southwest.
Because of their long-term commitment to, and support of, local artists, the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance is honoring Perry and Lisa Everett with the 2019 MUSE Award given to Patrons of the Arts.
Kara Goldberg has known she wanted to work in the theater since she was 10 years old. Since then, she has realized her dreams in countless forms. She studied Theatre Arts at St. Augustine's Flagler College and eventually returned to her hometown of St. Petersburg to build her career.
The Rise of the Rest Bus Tour, an initiative to spotlight promising startups in areas outside of the major tech hubs, will stop in Tampa on Wednesday, May 1.
