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Chief Digital Strategist with TEDx Alex Rudloff By Eric Wright Anyone over 50 recognizes that they are, at best, immigrants in the digital world. The realm of mobile devices, social media and soon to emerge self-driving cars is for them a wonderful and…
Family Values and Superb Customer Care Propel El Meson Sandwiches to the Top El Meson Sandwiches, a Puerto Rico based business known for its pressed sandwiches with a Caribbean flair is expanding. It’s reached five Orlando restaurants that will launch the brand…
HIGH STACK GORDON KIRBY COMPANY: High Stack Gordon Kirby NAMES: David Gordon, Partner; Mike Kirby Partner FOUNDED: 1962 LOCATION: 525 E. Strawbridge Ave., Melbourne WEBSITE: www.highstacklaw.com DESCRIPTION: Founded in 1962, the High Stack Law Firm is one of Florida’s oldest personal…
PEGASUS TRANSPORTATION TAKES WING IN ORLANDO By: Lyle Smith To the ancient Greeks, Pegasus was the legendary divine, winged white horse to the Muses, the ancient inspiration to the arts and creative thinking. For a business that began humbly as…
Students and Alumni Share Their Experiences at Rollins College Crummer Graduate School of Business The first MBA was offered at Dartmouth College 116 years ago. Like transportation, communication, global economics, and well, everything – the MBA continues to rapidly evolve….
Life is Both Natural and Spiritual BEYOND IF I SEE IT, I’LL BELIEVE IT For the last nine issues, my Best Practices have reflected excerpts from a book Eric Wright and I have been working on called Dogs Don’t Bark…
Identifying Your Magnetic Target Audience DECISION-MAKING FILTERS TO HELP CHARACTERIZE A GOOD TARGET Do you want to sell more? Do you want to have raving fans singing your praises? Could there be a secret to how this might happen? Let’s…
Aside from sunshine, beaches and orange juice, it would be difficult to identify a Florida original that could rival the international popularity of NASCAR racing. Founded in 1948, the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) has grown to…
Often the motivation that brings students to Florida Technical College is perhaps 33 percent desire or 33 percent opportunity, but it is also 33 percent fear. FTC turns those fears into an actionable plan, from certificate programs than enable a graduate to get a better job, to a baccalaureate degrees that are the doorway into a new career.
The contract calls for 21 planes, and also $23.5 billion in engineering and development costs. The deal expands Northrop Grumman’s Brevard location.