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New FGCU president aims to carry on predecessor’s momentum

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Sarasota sisters detail the skills to set leaders apart from the pack

Candice and Lauren Henry believe their brand of leadership counsel — it starts with looking, acting and feeling top shelf — resonates with up-and-coming leaders.

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July 4, 2023

World Series-winning mental performance coach is Tampa tech giant’s secret weapon

A real emphasis on mental performance in the workplace has provided both a seen and an unseen boost at ReliaQuest.

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Mark Gordon
June 22, 2023

Billionaire developer reveals secrets to his never-be-satisfied, rags-to-riches life

John Catsimatidis says he’s never satisfied with success. "Every time I climb a mountain, I see another one I want to climb."

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Beekeeper’s secrets turn into essential leadership lessons

A new leadership fable tells what feels like a real-life tale of a CEO grappling with a rapid growth conundrum. The answers, it turns out, start in the center of a beehive.

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Columbia owner talks overcoming debt, resilience in commencement speech

Richard Gonzmart encourages graduates to remain steadfast when facing hurdles. "I have a gift. I think differently. If someone says something can’t be done, I say, 'watch me.'"

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Mark Gordon
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Hospital CEO leads through vulnerability and kindness — and it works

Vulnerability and kindness aren’t necessarily top of mind traits, traditionally, for leaders of $1.57 billion organizations. One CEO argues they should be.

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Mark Gordon
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7 principles to being a leader: Start with better breathing

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Mark Gordon
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Daughter’s drug overdose fuels insurance exec’s new life mission

Michael Ortoll scaled the peaks of the insurance industry for 30 years. But the challenge that brought him to his knees didn’t come from work.

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Family business executive navigates major career change

With a background in finance and education, Kelly Hendry never expected to take over her father’s dredging and ship-repair company. Yet she’s risen to the challenge with bold and fresh ideas.

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Brian Hartz
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Exit interview: Inaugural St. Pete EDC head reflects on tenure

As he prepares to bid farewell to the agency he helped create, J.P. DuBuque leaves behind a legacy of business recruitment and job creation success that will be difficult to match.

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Mark Gordon
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Leadership retreat exec’s guide to building a business that’s ‘well done’

Ken Gosnell translates Sunday school soliloquies into a series of guidelines on running — and growing — a high-standards, high-performance business.

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Award-winning Publix managers reveal leadership secrets

Running a Publix, or even overseeing a dozen Publix locations, is more than apples and oranges. The people side, with listening skills at the front of the line, requires a lot of attention, too.

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Mark Gordon
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Pittsburgh Pirates GM talks leadership, trust, culture — and replacing a legend

Creating a stellar corporate culture is a must-do in today’s work environment. Pro sports executive Ben Cherington says he’s learned that to deliver the best culture, you have to first have the best people.

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OfficeMax founder: From childhood poverty to building a $5B business

Witty sayings? Check. Gutty business experiences turned into integral lessons learned? Check. Starting a $5 billion company from an idea and $20,000? Check. OfficeMax founder Michael Feuer has it all.

Leadership

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New FGCU president aims to carry on predecessor’s momentum

Sarasota sisters detail the skills to set leaders apart from the pack

World Series-winning mental performance coach is Tampa tech giant’s secret weapon

Billionaire developer reveals secrets to his never-be-satisfied, rags-to-riches life

Beekeeper’s secrets turn into essential leadership lessons

Columbia owner talks overcoming debt, resilience in commencement speech

Hospital CEO leads through vulnerability and kindness — and it works

7 principles to being a leader: Start with better breathing

Daughter’s drug overdose fuels insurance exec’s new life mission

Family business executive navigates major career change

Exit interview: Inaugural St. Pete EDC head reflects on tenure

Leadership retreat exec’s guide to building a business that’s ‘well done’

Award-winning Publix managers reveal leadership secrets

Pittsburgh Pirates GM talks leadership, trust, culture — and replacing a legend

OfficeMax founder: From childhood poverty to building a $5B business

$203B wealth management firm expands in state with Naples debut

Fort Myers land zoned for single-family houses sold

Naples retail building sold by Hoffmann in 2023 is sold, again

Fort Myers memorial to veterans to be done by America 250 celebration

Watersports business relocates in Sarasota County

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