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Redefining the underutilized community pharmacy segment as an avenue for health care is a “bold concept and vision,” Dr. Kiran Patel said.

“The USACE permit has been one of the most sought-after permits in Seafarer’s history,” said Kyle Kennedy, CEO of Seafarer. “We will finally be able to fully investigate the mysteries surrounding this massive mid-1500s shipwreck.”

“By providing workforce education in our classrooms, students learn skills they can use to obtain high-paying jobs in growing industries like semiconductor manufacturing,” said Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Data is the currency of success. For CEOs steering their companies through data-driven markets, the ability to scale efficiently and confidently is paramount. Enter Snowflake’s Data Cloud—a revolutionary platform that empowers CEOs to navigate the complexities of growth seamlessly. In this blog post, we’ll explore how Snowflake’s Data Cloud facilitates scalability, providing CEOs with the …

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Jennifer Hawks LaTara Allen We are pleased to announce the appointment of Jennifer Hawks as the new Federal Practice Lead. Jennifer has been a guiding force in U.S. Government cybersecurity governance, risk, and compliance for over two decades. Prior to joining A-LIGN, Jennifer held the role of VP of Government Services at NCC Group and …

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Chmura Analytics and Area Development recently named the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater a leading metro area based on its economic growth, ranking it #8 for growth in the United States.  The study looked at areas “poised for long-term growth [that] are often hubs of high-tech industry where workers may benefit from an affordable cost of living.” Chris …

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TD Synnex CEO Rich Hume is forecasting a “soft start” to 2024 with momentum behind demand and spending in the IT industry building throughout the latter half of the year.

It isn’t the company’s first SBIR contract, but the $1.6 million raise is a formal step toward actively looking for a Series A funding round, the CEO told Tampa Bay Inno.

The founder and CEO of Shipt previously said Tampa Bay was a “game-changing market” for the Birmingham-based company.