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Florida High Tech Corridor Council Appoints Eastern Florida State College President as Newest Council Member Dr. James Richey, president of Eastern Florida State College, has been appointed as the newest addition to the Florida High Tech Corridor Council. Richey brings a…
Dr. Anthony Catanese will retire as President and CEO of Florida Institute of Technology next year. His retirement will become effective June 30, 2016. “It’s been my privilege to serve this university these past 13 years. I’ve always believed in the…
CareerSource Central Florida President and CEO Few organizations serve both the supply side as well as the demand side of the economic equation like CareerSource Central Florida (CSCF). Everyone agrees that the “Talent Pipeline” is one of the most significant…
The Women’s Business Center at Florida Institute of Technology announced a Nov. 15 deadline for local business owners and entrepreneurs to apply for participation in the IGNITE 360 Pathways, Advantage or Premier mentoring programs. The programs are tailored to businesses…
The award-winning Women’s Business Center at Florida Institute of Technology will launch an Orlando-area operation early next year after receiving $750,000 in funding from the U.S. Small Business Administration. The Central Florida Women’s Business Center (CFWBC) will serve Lake, Orange,…
STEM Focused Entrepreneurialism It is innovative in its purpose, its approach and its first landmark building, designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. Looking more like Starfleet Academy, Florida Polytechnic University’s new home, visible from I-4 in Lakeland, opened its doors to…
Central Florida’s Rural Neighbor By David Wright Central Florida is well-known as a global tourist destination, with 59 million visitors last year. It is also known for its Space Coast, boasting a cruise port that is projected to soon be the…
Home to some of the university’s fastest-growing academic offerings, the Bisk College of Business is expanding from its 5,800 square-foot location on campus.
Orlando at Epicenter of Global Modeling, Simulation and Training Industry By Dan Ward Question: In which industry does Central Florida serve as the national epicenter of activity, with 1,000 companies supporting more than 60,000 jobs? The answer seems simple. Everyone thinks of Orlando as the…
The term “partnering” for engineering schools like Florida Institute of Technology used to describe having students “co-op” or alternate semesters at area high-tech companies.
