Floridian of the Year and Other Notables - From Florida Trend
1/1/2010
In addition to Eduardo Padron, our inaugural issue includes others who have had an impact on the state in 2009, for better or for worse. [read more]
Eduardo Padrón, Floridian of the Year - From Florida Trend
1/1/2010
A relentless advocate for community colleges, the Miami Dade College president gained the ear of President Obama and helped change the way the United States views community colleges. [read more]
AAA Auto Club Stays Relevant - From Florida Trend
12/1/2009
Tom O’Brien’s 33 years at Tampa-based AAA Auto Club South, he has seen drastic shifts in two of the club’s core businesses: Travel and insurance. [read more]
Passing the Torch at Raymond James - From Florida Trend
10/1/2009
Leadership transitions are high-stakes affairs. In hiring his own replacement, Tom James has adopted a phased-in succession. [read more]
First Woman Dean of UF Engineering School Promises Changes - From Florida Trend
9/1/2009
This summer, the University of Florida named Cammy Abernathy dean of the College of Engineering. [read more]
Creating Community - From Florida Trend
9/1/2009
Tallahassee Mayor John Marks became president of the Florida League of Cities last month. Here are his views on issues facing Florida communities. [read more]
Seamless Transition for Valley Forge Fabrics - From Florida Trend
9/1/2009
Once, fire-safety rules drove business to the Pompano Beach company that's become the world's largest supplier of fabric to hotels. The firm now expects environmental concerns to assure its future. [read more]
Spin Battery Could Revolutionize Energy - From Florida Trend
6/1/2009
Imagine an iPod or laptop battery that could be recharged, without a cord, simply by holding it near a magnetic field. [read more]
Study: Women at the Top - From Florida Trend
6/1/2009
Women held 7.4% of Florida-based board seats last year, down from 2006. [read more]
Delores Kesler Back from Retirement - From Florida Trend
5/1/2009
Delores Kesler is out of retirement and will need all the skills she mastered as AccuStaff's founder as she tries to keep its successor afloat. [read more]
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