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Florida Funders expands business to grow the state’s tech sector
Florida Funders has dramatically expanded its assets under management, after winning a bid to manage the portfolio of the Institute for the Commercialization of Florida Technology.
It’s part of a series of moves by Tampa-based Florida Funders to broaden the base of technology investors in the state and support a growing technology sector that is expected to bring more high-skill and high-wage jobs to Florida.
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Looking ahead: Synapse Summit 2020
Organizers of the Synapse Summit are considering fine-tuning a few details when the event is held again next year.
“I think you’ll see the mainstage next year be used 100 percent of the time. It’s such a great stage. Why not?” Blumenthal said. “And we’ll have more exhibitors on the floor. We need to get more people in the bowl.”
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Notes from Margie Manning's desk: Synapse Summit quotes that will stick
It happens a lot.
You go to a conference, hear sage advice and brilliant insights, and think, “I have to remember that” — and then you forget what you heard.
The just-ended Synapse Summit, a two-day gathering to celebrate technology and innovation, was filled with smart people offering thoughtful observations and challenging concepts that I want to keep top of mind.
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The Hustle
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Beth Shaw (I Heart Finish Lines)
Beth Shaw began her running career as an athlete and blogger ("The Discombobulated Runner") in 2009. Thanks to a push from a friend-turned-client, Shaw made the jump from blogger to full-time endurance coach in 2015.
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Profile
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Das Health
Das Health is one of the leading providers of management and health IT solutions to the medical field.
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Airbnb-Hotel hybrids offer more homey comfort with less risk [WIRED]
New York–based upstart Domio—which just raised a $12 million series A—snags long-term leases on buildings or units in mixed-use apartment complexes, then converts them into sleekly furnished pads with hotel-esque perks.
Last year, competing apartment-hoteliers TurnKey and Sonder raised $31 million and $85 million, respectively.
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