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It would be easy to assume 2020 was the year to watch Rich Hume.

Earlier in 2021, Domm Holland joined a wave of other recent San Francisco tech CEO transplants to the Tampa Bay region.

Brian Murphy has secured himself as a pillar in the Tampa Bay technology scene and as a perennial person to watch in the cybersecurity sector particularly.

While Corey Thomas may not live in Tampa Bay, or even have a full-time headquarters in the region, we’re watching to see if he will play a role in transforming the area.

Nuke Goldstein could help the Tampa Bay region become a blockchain hub.

Benny Czarny made a splash in Tampa Bay’s technology scene when he chose the region as his company, OPSWAT’s, East Coast headquarters back in 2019.

The Tampa Bay Innovation Center had been a project to watch even before it got its new name and ties to one of the biggest startup investors in the country.

While the panel of judges deliberated on a winner for the final St. Pete Pitch Night of 2021, the audience heard a special presentation titled “How I Freaking Built This.” Kim Vogel, co-manager and VP of entrepreneurial advancement at the Greenhouse, led the discussion with St. Pete Catalyst Publisher Joe Hamilton. Hamilton is a co-founder …

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Tampa Bay Inno has made it easy for you and rounded up the startups with something for everyone.

Tampa Bay companies are quickly tying up loose ends before the end of the year, whether that be finalizing an acquisition or filling a C-level position.