The vice president of advocacy and leadership has been with the organization since 2022.
Moez Limayem outlined his strategic dreams for the organization and how he measures success.
“When you look someone in the eyes, you kind of get to know them a little bit better.”
“These are the kind of places that every community needs to equalize the playing field for everybody.”
A submission deadline is scheduled for April 30.
Six people will be able to give presentations about their businesses.
“I think seeing it firsthand really touched many hearts.”
"The point here is St. Petersburg, today, is starting from an immense place of strength."
The club employs 90 people and will host a nationally televised pickleball tournament in June.
Forty business and civic leaders will spend the next six months examining the issues shaping St. Petersburg, and working together on a hands-on community project.
