Entrepreneur-in-Chief
Dr. Susan Fiorito talks about her plans for what will be the nation’s largest interdisciplinary, degree-granting entrepreneurship school once it begins offering college courses in 2017.Â
Happenings
High-Impact Lawyers
There are about 5,350 lawyers practicing in Northwest Florida. The vast majority quietly ply their trade in the office. Others have names that were, for a time, or still are at the forefront of public consciousness. Meet 10 such attorneys from throughout the region.
TCC Offers Higher Education for All
As it celebrates its 50th anniversary serving the Leon, Wakulla and Gadsden tri-county area, just about the only thing that hasn’t changed about Tallahassee Community College since its inception is its commitment to affordable, accessible higher education for all. Today,…
From Critical Economic Concern to Opportunity
What’s in the cards for Taylor County’s development?
Pensacola Fish Hatchery Fishes for The Future
Pensacola fish hatchery could have big impact on saltwater fishing industry, development, way of life.
Finding Success in a Niche
Leslie Hope has built Hydra Engineering in Crawfordville into a multi-million-dollar business.
Triumphing After a Tragedy
$1.5 billion. It’s the silver lining of an environmental disaster expected to have lasting repercussions in Northwest Florida.
BP Oil Spill’s Ripple Effects
The BP oil spill in 2010 wrought havoc in the Gulf Coast states, endangering wildlife, destroying environmentally sensitive lands and devastating Northwest Florida’s tourism industry.
Update on Job Creation
Time to take a look at how successful economic development organizations have been in developing new jobs over the prior five years.
The Route to Northwest Florida’s Economic Vitality is Through its Transportation System
Everything about transportation affects the development of a region’s economy.
