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By Business Observer Staff |
August 15, 2008

Growth Plans

Smaller, nimbler engineering firms are quick to find profitable niches despite the economic downturn. A young Gulf Coast firm is expanding during challenging times.

Entrepreneurs

By Mark Gordon |
February 4, 2010

Doubters Downed

A 25-year corporate sales veteran, prompted partially by his wife, gave up a six-figure income to sell hamburgers and fries. Where there is risk, there can be reward.

Strategies

By Mark Gordon |
March 11, 2011

Pain Relief

An eclectic group of medical device industry executives and entrepreneurs behind a Gulf Coast startup set some bold goals. They will need to work fast.

Industries

By Jean Gruss |
December 9, 2011

Condo Restart

Tarpon Point in Cape Coral was the crown jewel in a $340 million foreclosure case against the developer. The bankers tapped John Rymer to fix the mess.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

By Jean Gruss |
May 11, 2012

On the Trail

Business owner David Mulicka provides insights on what it's like for an entrepreneur to run for public office.

Florida

By Mark Gordon |
December 16, 2021

Area TikTok financial advice star builds massive audience

Spirited young financial entrepreneur whips the world’s biggest banks in getting out in front of a highly sought-after demographic.

Finance

By Mark Gordon |
October 4, 2019

County makes big gains in economic development

The northern outpost of Tampa Bay seeks to gain economic development heft behind an aggressive campaign.

Commercial Real Estate

By Beth Luberecki |
February 23, 2018

Another Shot

The fashion industry isn't for the weak. After a major setback, an ambitious designer finds new purpose in a career reinvention — with a multitude of business ventures.

Strategies

By Mark Gordon |
September 23, 2016

New focus

The sudden death of a company leader didn't derail a prominent area architecture firm.

Strategies

By Mark Gordon |
March 6, 2015

Hurdle jumps

Empowering employees is more than a catch phrase for one of the top managers in major league baseball. It's also a great way to build a winning team.

Strategies

By Beth Luberecki |
May 11, 2025

Trust company exec, cancer survivor relishes global marathon successes

Between surviving cancer and running marathons across the world, it's no wonder Jeff Muddell now says "any challenge in life seems small."

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

By Laura Lyon |
January 22, 2025

Battery manufacturer gets charged up for expansion project

Tampa-based Lithium Battery Co. seeks to grow its workforce tenfold in three years.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Janet Leiser |
October 9, 2025

Daniel London, 28

40 Under 40 winner Daniel London is managing director of Capital Wealth Advisors and co-founder of London Executive Suites.

Class of 2025

By Adam Hughes |
June 24, 2005

Hot Streak

Williams Parker's Morgan Bentley was on the victorious side of two legal precedents in one week this month. One was a $16 million judgment for FCCI.

Entrepreneurs

By Matt Walsh |
January 4, 2019

2019 word: Chivalry

Men, 2018 was a lousy year. We need to change the trend lines. Adopting the codes of the honorable knights of the Middle Ages would be a good way to start.

Opinion

By John Haughey |
August 17, 2018

College uses business best practices to grow

Florida Poly 2.0 launches Aug. 22 when the university begins its fifth fall semester. If Avent’s Florida Poly 2.0 vision comes together, the I-4 corridor, the surging area between Orlando and Tampa, could evolve into a high-tech nexus within a decade. Are

Education

By Mark Gordon |
June 26, 2025

Multimillion-dollar Bradenton tech CEO overcomes drug addiction

Miranda Monahan held what she calls a "dirty secret" for decades: That, despite running a profitable tech firm, she was also a drug addict.

Leadership

By Business Observer Staff |
January 11, 2008

Commercial Real Estate Briefs

Latt Maxcy acquires Palmer CrossingsSarasota Restaurant Equipment buys warehouseRingling College of Art plans for growthNew York company buys Jamaica Bay PlazaCharlotte Countybuys 212 acres of preserveFP&L invests in future substationsExeter Property Group buys Verizon warehousePegasus Imaging renovating M.L.K. officePrologis buys building, develops Prologis Park Madison

Manatee-Sarasota

By Andrew Warfield |
February 24, 2023

Sarasota considers a new approach to workforce housing

A city commissioner suggests the city build and hold its own workforce housing developments. Staff is now working on a plan.

Manatee-Sarasota

By Business Observer Staff |
December 14, 2006

Lenders First

Bradenton-based First Priority made a point to grow through its employees first. Now it plans on growing to other parts of the Gulf Coast.

Entrepreneurs

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On the Trail

Area TikTok financial advice star builds massive audience

County makes big gains in economic development

Another Shot

New focus

Hurdle jumps

Trust company exec, cancer survivor relishes global marathon successes

Battery manufacturer gets charged up for expansion project

Daniel London, 28

Hot Streak

2019 word: Chivalry

College uses business best practices to grow

Multimillion-dollar Bradenton tech CEO overcomes drug addiction

Commercial Real Estate Briefs

Sarasota considers a new approach to workforce housing

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