Chase Bank Hiring 200, Plans 2 Job Fairs In Tampa
As JPMorgan Chase continues its expansion throughout the Tampa Bay region, the bank plans to hire 200 new employees over the next few months. In order to find skilled workers, […]
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Startup Weekend Tampa: Synergy = Real Outcomes
Thomas Friedman's op-ed in the New York Times "Startup of You'' borrows the title from a forthcoming book authored by LinkedIn Founder Reid Hoffman. Together, they make the case that entrepreneurship is the new corporate ladder and that the IT revolution, coupled with globalization, is forcing people to constantly reinvent themselves and to re-load their skill sets toward thinking and acting more entrepreneurially. Enter StartUp Weekend Tampa.
Kids Learn Lots From Tampa Bay Watch, Estuary EDventures Summer Camp
How do we create the next generation of Tampa Bay residents educated about the importance of our marine and wetland estuaries? At Tampa Bay Watch, the answer is simple: Get kids wet and muddy. Hand them nets, snorkeling masks, take them on kayak trips through mangroves and provide an outdoor laboratory to view some really small critters.
Startup Weekend Tampa: Synergy = Real Outcomes
Thomas Friedman's op-ed in the New York Times "Startup of You'' borrows the title from a forthcoming book authored by LinkedIn Founder Reid Hoffman. Together, they make the case that entrepreneurship is the new corporate ladder and that the IT revolution, coupled with globalization, is forcing people to constantly reinvent themselves and to re-load their skill sets toward thinking and acting more entrepreneurially. Enter StartUp Weekend Tampa.
Kids Learn Lots From Tampa Bay Watch, Estuary EDventures Summer Camp
How do we create the next generation of Tampa Bay residents educated about the importance of our marine and wetland estuaries? At Tampa Bay Watch, the answer is simple: Get kids wet and muddy. Hand them nets, snorkeling masks, take them on kayak trips through mangroves and provide an outdoor laboratory to view some really small critters.
