Tampa Bay area companies are joining the 100,000 Jobs Mission, a nationwide coalition of private businesses that has collectively pledged to hire that many military veterans by the year 2020.
A suburban coffee shop in Hillsborough County takes recipe for success into Pinellas County.
A one percentage increase in the number of college grads in Tampa Bay means a $4.6 million increase in overall income.
USF redesigns degree program for nurses to meet needs cited by community members as well as healthcare professionals.
The road to Pasco-Hernando Community College wasn't always easy for Rich Mullin of New Port Richey, but one thing he has learned is the value of education. Now, he's telling his story to inspire others.
A new initiative at USF St. Petersburg helps military veterans return to college to earn MBA degrees. USFSP is one of 12 organizations around the world awarded funds for the initiative as part of GMAC's "Ideas to Innovation Challenge.''
Alistair Glover is among college students earning degrees that will count toward Graduate Tampa Bay's efforts to win the Talent Dividend, a $1 million national prize. Glover is a student at St. Petersburg College.
Graduate Tampa Bay is a collaborative initiative aimed at growing, nurturing and retaining talent in our region – an effort that could lead to jobs and innovations to fuel the local economy.
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