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Megan Hendricks

A Florida native and longtime Tampa Bay resident, Megan Hendricks graduated from the University of South Florida with a master's degree in business administration. She worked at the USF College of Business and has extensive community experience including the Tampa Bay Partnership's Talent Dividend Advisory Board, Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce, Emerge Tampa Bay, Ekhos, and Bar Camp Tampa. She is a former board member and newsletter editor for Creative Tampa Bay. Megan enjoys telling the stories that make Tampa Bay a unique, diverse cultural experience.
 

Megan Hendricks's Latest Articles

Bright House, City Of Tampa Partner To Provide Free WiFi In Downtown Parks

Downtown Tampa residents and visitors will now have access to free WiFi in some areas.

Lakeland Art Installation Honors Veterans, Public Servants

Platform Art partnered with the Veterans Council in Lakeland to install a public art project.

USF’s Patel College Hosts Internationally Acclaimed Climate Change Expert

USF students will benefit from the research of internationally acclaimed chair and scholar.

Stonehenge Growth Equity Partners Invests In Mobile Medical Help System

MobileHelp is the latest in a long line of Florida companies supported by Stonehenge Growth Equity Partners.

Yogurtland Opens First Tampa Location In Citrus Park

Serial restaurant owner opens next venture in Tampa.

St. Joseph’s Hospital-North Hosts Tampa’s First Robotic-Assisted, Single-Site Hysterectomy

A physician at St. Joseph's Hospital-North is the first to perform a relatively new, innovative hysterectomy surgery.

Stay Smart Solutions Launches Accessibility Pilot Project In Tampa

Stay Smart provides professional assessments to help those needing home modifications based on medical needs.

Un-Tourist Guides Feature Hidden Gems In Tampa, St. Pete

Local authors produce guides that help those new to the area better assimilate.

Global Business Forum Discusses Indo-U.S. Partnership, Economic Growth
Florida Hospital Carrollwood Honored For Sustainability

Florida Hospital Carrollwood is recognized for reducing their consumption of energy, oil, other things.

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