August-September 2017

Miss Autumn’s Barquery dog foods are made by Victoria McDowell in her kitchen.

Fugawee Corporation sells historical footwear to re-enactors and museums worldwide, movies and Broadway shows from its 10,000-square-foot warehouse in Crawfordville.

Catalyst Fabric Solutions, which instead of store-housing inventory actually makes products as customers order them online, is bringing new jobs to Marianna.

A smaller version of its former self, The St. Joe Company has put much of its hopes for the future in Northwest Florida’s basket and into the hands of a man who has spent three decades in the region.

Guardian Pharmacy in Crestview is a growing specialty business that caters to nursing homes in Northwest Florida and Alabama.

Manufacturer brings 170 high-wage jobs

What’s trending, what’s selling and what’s hot to buy in the 850? Find out here.

If you think workplace violence can’t happen at your company, you may be right — or dead wrong. It’s better for you and your employees to prepare.

Your leadership style — whether positive or negative — matters more than you realize. Optimism in your company starts with you.

In just a few years, drones have evolved from a hobby device to a serious industrial tool. With the industry taking off, expect to see more of them, especially over outdoor events, industrial sites and real estate.