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Robert Cabana, Director of NASA’s Kennedy Space Center The substance of true leadership is often manifest in times of transition and crisis, as we see in individuals like Lincoln, Churchill and Rosa Parks. Their leadership embodies that rare combination of vision,…
JOHN MURRAY, CEO Port Canaveral He could be described as pragmatic, yet visionary — a leader who honed his skills as a ship captain and maritime executive who also understands the importance of listening and building consensus, not just making…
Katherine Cobb, President, Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy When Katherine Cobb, J.D., was named president of Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy (HTEA) by the school’s board of trustees in April 2017, it was the culmination of a lengthy process of identifying the…
Clifford Graham, Director of Operations & Maintenance, Orlando Melbourne International Airport Since the dawn of the space program, Brevard County has drawn people from around the world, making this area a unique and diverse melting pot. Though that magnet of innovation…
Joe Reilly, President, National Drug Screening Successful entrepreneurs usually share four common differentiators. They continually develop their skills, they leverage their experience, they are always opportunistic, and they are passionate about whatever they are doing. All four boxes would be…
For some, “if only” or “I might have been” can describe the aspirational journey they could have taken, but for Winston Scott, his career has been about dreams that became realities.
Something that has been helpful to me in the professional sector and my personal life is Dale Carnegie’s “How to Win Friends and Influence People.”
For Abram Walton, discovering the patterns and practices generating innovation and engagement, then teaching students and organizations of every size and sphere how to produce these qualities, and, moreover, how to measure and monetize them, has been his life’s quest.
Developing a talent pipeline requires a migration from filling immediate recruiting needs to forming a long-term plan for the future of recruiting. Investment of time and patience is required, but the payoff can be a more diverse and ready…
The Legacy and Future of Florida’s High Tech Corridor By: Eric Wright It can’t be described as the end of an era because the work Randy Berridge initiated is continuing unabated. Which is another testimony to the foresight of this…