Female founders often find it tougher than their male counterparts to win venture capital backing, but there are strategies that can help, according to five successful women entrepreneurs in the Tampa Bay area.
Announced in early December, the renovation of the Fish Tales Seafood House, and its transformation into The Big Catch at Salt Creek, is taking a bit longer than originally planned.
A lease on the property, part of Harborage Marina in old southeast St. Pete (the address is 1500 2nd Street South), was acquired by business partners Mario Farias, Jon LaBudde and Larry Munch, operating as Boys in the Burg, LLC.
Many of St. Petersburg’s arts institutions and organizations – just about all of them, in fact – will be acknowledging the Bard of Avon, in some fashion, during the month of February.
Scott Callaway wants to help you become your best self, and he's started a business to do just that. After studying nursing at St. Petersburg College, Callaway started InVigorateIV to meet people where they are and boost their fitness.
Combining the convenience of a smaller airport with the many travel destinations of a larger one, the St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport truly is the best of both worlds.
The largest co-working company in the United States will open its first Tampa Bay location next year. WeWork signed a lease in for 50,000 square feet in two floors at The Heights, a mixed-use development at 1910 North Ola Avenue on the northern end of downtown Tampa.
But here’s what happened—the part that still sticks with me. When the founder was done “talking” about her company, Reilly asked if she had any questions for him and she responded, “Yes, two.”
