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Sonic Leadership with Christian Tamburr Date: October 21 Time: 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Location: Gleason Performing Arts Center Click here to RSVP! Christian Tamburr, Florida Institute of Technology’s music artist in residence, will present a unique event that shows how music…
Where Did It Go? “These are the times that try men’s souls,” so said Thomas Paine, in Common Sense, probably the most influential pamphlet in American history. Published anonymously in January 1776, its author, Thomas Paine, in clear and simple language…
They are the courageous individuals who often go unnoticed, because they are just ordinary citizens. But ordinary becomes extraordinary when the alarm sounds and the call to leave their job or their family to rescue someone else’s home or business is given.
Without people sharing the entrepreneurial spirit, the entrepreneur is just a “lone wolf” who will eventually run off the cliff chasing the proverbial wild rabbit.
Dean Mead Past President and Current Shareholder Most of Florida’s agribusiness leaders and those that help shape the state’s agriculture policy grew up in and around the industry. Michael Minton, the past president of Dean Mead, who serves as the…
Determining the Difference in Truth In an age where information is free, we must learn to prioritize and respond to the proper and most critical of issues. More importantly, we must be able to discern what information is true or…
Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Adam Putnam has served as Florida’s Commissioner of Agriculture since 2010, after ten years in the U.S. House of Representatives. As Commissioner, he has been a passionate supporter of Florida’s flourishing agribusiness and a tireless advocate…
One on one with Central Florida Partnership Chairperson Aaron Gorovitz.
Going Beyond the Annual Review When it comes to coaching employees, it is easy to leave them alone as long as they are staying on track and exhibiting positive work performance. This follows the popular adage, “If it ain’t broke,…
How Visionary Realism is Uniting Central Florida By Eric Wright John W. Gardner, one of the sage voices of “The Greatest Generation,” said, “We are continually faced with a series of great opportunities brilliantly disguised as insoluble problems.” Turning challenges…