Ryan Carter, President of Scotlynn USA, discusses logistics, a "hands-off" management style and why Florida is crucial to his company's success.

Personal promotions, transfers, board appointments, civic accomplishments and philanthropic activities for the week of May 9, 2022.

Miami entrepreneur Chris Daniels provides a support system for startup founders.

The Florida Education Guide is a true resource for comparing and contrasting Florida’s post-secondary educational options, answering questions about school acceptance and graduation rates, available study programs, cost and more.

Red Rover, which launched in February 2020, puts more of the process into consumers’ hands, combining elements of PODS and U-Haul. Founder Pete Warhurst calls the new model “fetchable storage.”

GuideWell and Florida Blue President & CEO, Pat Geraghty, explores the role of technology in aiding goals, discusses the fusion of mental and physical health care, and expounds on the mission to end the state's opioid crisis.

Mark Wilson, president and CEO of the Florida Chamber of Commerce, discusses the Chamber's mission in the state, describes Florida's current job-market landscape, and examines the role of statewide economic diversification.

Co-founders Corey LeBlanc, Keith Costello and Drew Saito (from left) plan to focus Locality Bank on commercial lending, SBA lending and small-and-medium-sized businesses.

Chachere, who joined Florida Trend on January 18, 2022, will be taking the reins from longtime Executive Editor, Mark Howard, who will be retiring at the end of March after leading the publication’s editorial operations for nearly 26 years.

Projections of Florida’s doctor shortage include expectations that the state’s population growth over the next 20 years will include doctors from elsewhere.

In April's Publisher's Column, Florida Trend's publisher, David Denor, shares his experiences moderating the Synapse Summit in Tampa's recent keynote event featuring tech icon Manny Medina.

City National Bank CEO Jorge Gonzalez sees plenty of opportunities ahead.

"Most Florida banks are in good shape," says Stephen A. LeMay, associate professor at UWF's College of Business. "I don't think consumers are going to lose sleep over mortgage interest rates going from 3.5% to 3.75%."

FIU Nursing school dean Ora L. Strickland says FIU is offering an 18-credit-hour certificate program to get more nurses into the faculty pipeline.