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Gloria Wiens, Ph.D., FloridaMakes Director of Advance Manufacturing We are living in the midst of what might be described as a second Industrial Revolution. It is a complete reset on what manufacturing looks like, what it can produce and how…
FordHarrison Employment and Labor Law Every company from the largest multinational corporation to the newest startup, rises or falls based on their ability to recruit and retain talent. The Society of Human Resources Management SHRM, assists human resource professionals in…
Fidelity Bank helps Business Navigate Capital Waters [By Lyle Smith] Whether you’re starting a brand new business, growing the business you own or navigating the complexities of buying an existing business, the lot of an entrepreneur can be a challenging…
John Vecchio on Creating a Groundswell [By Felicia Solazzo] Corporate America was not the arena for John Vecchio. After earning a degree in Mathematics with a concentration in Computer Science from Florida State University, he worked as a software engineer…
Erchonia Impacts the Area and the Industry [By Karl Kotala] Its low-level laser therapy products can be found all over the world and have been featured on TV shows like Dr. Oz, Nightline, Good Morning America, Rachel Ray and The…
“When I grow up, I want to be an astronaut!” “I’d like to be a doctor and learn to help people.” “I want to be a natural gas pipeline engineer.” Pick the one that seems out of place. Or, just…
By: Carrie Stevenson As a law firm, Widerman Malek prides itself on providing exceptional service to its clients. But their commitment to excellence does not end with effective legal representation. Each of Widerman Malek’s 23 attorneys is firmly invested in…
Universal Engineering Sciences Someone once commented that “foundations aren’t seen, but their lack is always evident.” When pondering this maxim, people may automatically think of one of the most famous towers in the world next to the Eiffel in Paris…
NanoPhotonica Targets Commercial Markets Every year, researchers develop and discover innovative ways to make technology faster, more efficient and cheaper. And of course, smaller. It is entrepreneurs like Chris Morton who identify these technologies and develop them into companies that…
CEO Leadership Forums Though America has dominated the hardcourts since basketball was introduced to the Olympics in 1936, winning 16 golds in twenty Olympics, few of those teams could rival the assembly of players representing the U.S. in 1992. Rightly…