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March 30, 2021

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THE ETHICAL CAPITALIST: Zig Zagging Forward

Both my father and brother were avid sailors. Dad kept it local, cruising the mild waters of the Banana and Indian Rivers. My brother, on the other hand, set his sights a little higher and was able to complete two circumnavigations...

March 30, 2021

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THIS KID’S ALRIGHT | Jessica and Luke Marzano & the Global Sustainability Group

Current Issue, Education, Featured, Talent Pipeline

For many teenage siblings, affinity and interest in each other’s lives waxes and wanes similarly to the moon’s pull on ocean tides. For Jessica and Luke Marzano, both students at West Shore Junior/Senior High School in Melbourne, it is -...

March 30, 2021

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TRADE UP® Opening Windows of Opportunity at Port Canaveral

Construction, Current Issue, Education, Featured, Talent Pipeline

Teens can only imagine the life, the opportunities, the potential that they glimpse at through some window, but even the slightest glimpse of possibility can change a young person’s entire perspective. One recruiter can offer a vision of an esteemed...

March 15, 2021

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Q&A Keenun Barley, EGAD Main Street’s New Executive Director

Business, Covid-19, Current Issue, Featured, Tourism

The eclectic, vibrant Eau Gallie Arts District (EGAD) recently welcomed Keenun Barley as its new executive director of EGAD Main Street. The Southern Virginia native relocated her family to the Space Coast in 2014 and immediately immersed herself in the...

March 10, 2021

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Up Close with Dr. T. Dwayne McCay

Current Issue, Education, Leadership, Profiles

Prior to stepping into the role as president of Florida Institute of Technology, Dr. T. Dwayne McCay had a prestigious career as a leading research scientist with over 18 patents – nearly a third of which have been commercialized. At...

March 9, 2021

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Hero Facility Services | Jason & Tamara Duhamel

Business, Current Issue, Management, Military, Profiles

Every homeowner knows from experience the labor and expenses involved in keeping even a modest 2,000 square-foot home from disrepair. Daily, monthly and annually there are repairs that have to be made, equipment that must be replaced and the routine maintenance...

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THE ETHICAL CAPITALIST: Zig Zagging Forward

THIS KID’S ALRIGHT | Jessica and Luke Marzano & the Global Sustainability Group

TRADE UP® Opening Windows of Opportunity at Port Canaveral

Q&A Keenun Barley, EGAD Main Street’s New Executive Director

Up Close with Dr. T. Dwayne McCay

Hero Facility Services | Jason & Tamara Duhamel

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