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By Stephen W. Hall, CEBS CPBS, CSFS, CHRP Market President of Alltrust Insurance |
September 10, 2021

Why It’s Important to Regularly Review Your Employee Benefits Program

For the health of your business.

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Adjusting Care

Dr. Jon Hemstreet, a St. Petersburg doctor, expands the services of his concierge medical practice.

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By Jean Gruss |
July 16, 2009

Love of Law

Marcy Shaw, 35 Wright & Shaw

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By Business Observer Staff |
February 17, 2021

Medical equipment firm and its owner agree to pay $20.3M in fraud scheme

Indian Rocks Beach businesswoman Kelly L. Wolfe faces 13 years in prison as company Regency Inc. agrees to $20.3 million civil settlement.

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By Mark Gordon |
March 25, 2020

Soap company founder utilizes past crisis-management lessons

Online sales are up 140% year-over-year at Naples Soap Co.

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By Business Observer Staff |
April 13, 2020

Area group temporarily closes company-owned restaurants

The group has 309 company-owned restaurants and 73 franchise locations.

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By Business Observer Staff |
January 4, 2019

Hotel group trades traditional hotel shuttle for Uber

Scarlett Hotel Group started an Uber program for guests first in Omaha, then in Sarasota in late summer 2018.

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By Business Observer Staff |
June 8, 2018

Dermatologist physician assistant travels to India

Florida Skin Center physician assistant Shirisha Vallarapu returns to her parents' native India on medical mission trip to treat and educate remote villagers

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By Business Observer Staff |
April 13, 2018

Food truck marks business owner's transition from the traditional

A Lakeland business owner is trading her storefront for a truck.

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By Jennifer M. Fowler | Board Certified Labor & Employment Attorney |
May 6, 2022

Hurricane Season is Here: Understanding Employee Pay During and After a Hurricane

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Here's who you have to be — crazy passionate about cheese and you have to love food, and want to know where it comes from.

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By Jennifer M. Fowler | Board Certified Labor and Employment Attorney |
January 2, 2024

Budgeting Employee Pay for 2024

Businesses should keep in mind recent and upcoming minimum wage increases.

Industry Insights

Clearwater fraud protection firm fined $150K for using 'unfair' tactics

Chargebacks911 was founded 13 years ago.

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By Mark Gordon |
October 12, 2024

SWFL catering company delivers 15,000 hot meals in Sarasota, Tampa

Artichoke & Co. worked Thursday and Friday to get the meals from kitchen to helicopter to hungry people in need.

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By Business Observer Staff |
February 6, 2004

Knight In Shining Armor

Richard A. Harrison has faced harassment and threats of being sued as a governmental attorney on controversial issues in the Tampa Bay area.

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By Amanda Postma |
May 23, 2023

Bradenton photographer has big plans for small-scale events

Rana Tierney is turning a backdrop for photo shoots into a second business. It’s a major six-figure investment, and what she hopes will be a big tipping point.

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 5, 2004

Primer on Trade

If you follow the money, trade generates economic efficiencies, driving down prices, benefiting consumersand increasing real wages.

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By Adam Hughes |
April 7, 2006

His Private Sky

Entrepreneur Vincent Wolanin has turned a $250,000 repair tab on his Gulfstream into a $10 million and growing jet-repair business.

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 11, 2003

Stephen Garber lives and works in the Sarasota area coaching organizations and individuals in improving high performance behaviors and attitudes. Questions and comments are always welcome at [email protected].

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By Traci McMillan Beach |
December 15, 2017

Love to Teach

A passion for competition, and sales, has driven Shelley Broader to significant executive achievements. But her favorite part of her career comes from a different place.

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Why It’s Important to Regularly Review Your Employee Benefits Program

Adjusting Care

Love of Law

Medical equipment firm and its owner agree to pay $20.3M in fraud scheme

Soap company founder utilizes past crisis-management lessons

Area group temporarily closes company-owned restaurants

Hotel group trades traditional hotel shuttle for Uber

Dermatologist physician assistant travels to India

Food truck marks business owner's transition from the traditional

Hurricane Season is Here: Understanding Employee Pay During and After a Hurricane

Excerpts of the ad:

Budgeting Employee Pay for 2024

Clearwater fraud protection firm fined $150K for using 'unfair' tactics

SWFL catering company delivers 15,000 hot meals in Sarasota, Tampa

Knight In Shining Armor

Bradenton photographer has big plans for small-scale events

Primer on Trade

His Private Sky

Customer Satisfaction

Love to Teach

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