Tampa school launches entrepreneurship institute, seeks to hire director

The new director of a Tampa private school's Entrepreneurship Institute will be tasked with germinating relationships with local businesses.

  • By Laura Lyon
  • | 5:00 a.m. February 18, 2025
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Tim Walsh, assistant head of school academics at Carrollwood Day School, is tasked with finding the leader of the new Institute of Entrepreneurship.
Tim Walsh, assistant head of school academics at Carrollwood Day School, is tasked with finding the leader of the new Institute of Entrepreneurship.
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Traditionally speaking, students grow up attending school and start their professional careers after graduating high school or college. 

These days, many young minds aren’t waiting that long. 

 

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