The Foundation’s laser-focused mission is health equity. “To end differences in health due to social or structural disadvantages. To improve population health through inspiring and empowering people, ideas, organizations, and relationships.” As a private foundation still in its toddler years in Pinellas County, the Foundation is still grappling with how to listen and communicate with the nonprofits it funds.
“The market’s strong now for retail investment property,” says Cushman & Wakefield Managing Director Patrick Berman. “The Friendly Fisherman has been there for 40 years, so they’re an institution.
Amazon set up its HQ2 bidding war for maximum manipulation of North America’s cities—and the company doesn’t seem to be following its own selection criteria closely.
Foundation President & CEO Randall Russell sat with the Catalyst to share his thoughts on the key insights he gleaned from the data gathering initiative. [Audio - 4:46]
My overall goals are to keep Bandit running smoothly, serving our community an exceptional coffee experience, and growing our brand to put St. Pete on the map in the coffee industry.
Six years ago, at 50, I took early retirement, sold almost everything I owned and began traveling the world. I had been living a good life but longed for something more. My passions have always been travel, photography and writing, so I decided to take a calculated risk and create a new life on “the road less traveled.”
