Paul Catala is a freelance writer whose work has been published across Florida, the U.S., and internationally. He has more than 30 years of experience working at the Charlotte Sun-Herald, the Tampa Tribune, the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, the Provo (Utah) Daily-Herald, The (Lakeland) Ledger, and the Associated Press. He has a degree in broadcast telecommunication from the University of Florida and did post-graduate study in journalism at the University of South Carolina. Now living in Lakeland, Paul is an accomplished musician, playing keyboard and piano both solo and with bands around the Tampa Bay Area.
Pacira Biosciences’ new Tampa training center is designed to train doctors, other clinicians in non-opioid patient recovery techniques as alternatives to opioids.
The overall goal of Tampa-based XiByte is to use artificial intelligence to help entrepreneurs start and run their own companies, with a focus on growth and stability using robotics rather than humans. .
A new program launched this fall by the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay is designed to elevate awareness, attention, and care for people suffering from depression and other mental illnesses and challenges.
Artist Janet Echelman, whose latest work is on display at the new St. Pete Pier, and CEO Dave Globig of Aviv Clinics in The Villages near Ocala, are featured at this year's Innovation Fusion event hosted by FIBA (Florida-Israel Business Accelerator) in Tampa.
The Fulfillment Lab, a Tampa-based e-commerce global marketing company that combines expedited shipping and order transparency with packaging customization, is expanding to Ohio.
PowerChord, a growing SaaS provider, is currently hiring for multiple positions in its St. Petersburg FL office, adding new employees to the approximately 75 already working for the company.
Steve Presser, Benicomp President and COO: Despite the current pandemic and workforce reductions nationwide, BeniComp has been able to maintain its commitment to providing healthcare-related solutions for not only its team and clients, but for surrounding communities.
The Naked Farmer opens in Sparkman Wharf in downtown Tampa with menus full of meals made from scratch with a mission to eventually become 100 percent local, according to the Owner and Founder Jordan Johnson.