HSN CEO Discusses Leadership Style
The New York Times recently featured an interview with Home Shopping Network Chief Executive Officer Mindy Grossman, who discussed her unique approach to leading a company. Grossman told the Times […]
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Photo Slideshow: Cafe Kili, Temple Terrace
Have a yearning for live music and a taste for exotic blends of coffee? Neighborhood coffee shops all over the Tampa Bay region are serving up both. Cafe Kili in Temple Terrace, for instance, offers a chance to enjoy (or discover) all kinds of music in the comfort of a living room-like setting. Here's a taste, courtesy of The Jazz Artet.
Seeing The Color Purple
83 Degrees previews the upcoming premiere of a classic love story, The Color Purple and its leading lady, Kenita Miller, at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater.
Cool Digs: New Spaces In Old Places
Former hotels, churches and factories converted into new condos and loft apartments represent some of the coolest digs in town both in Tampa and in St. Petersburg. Some were built for industrial, commercial or religious purposes. Some were in terrible shape. The Sunday school even had a tree growing in it. Now, they are people's homes.
83 Degrees Meets The World
In creating Tampa Bay's new weekly online magazine showcasing Tampa Bay's TIDE - Talent, Innovation, Diversity, Environment, the question we get asked most often? Why 83 Degrees?
Photo Slideshow: Cafe Kili, Temple Terrace
Have a yearning for live music and a taste for exotic blends of coffee? Neighborhood coffee shops all over the Tampa Bay region are serving up both. Cafe Kili in Temple Terrace, for instance, offers a chance to enjoy (or discover) all kinds of music in the comfort of a living room-like setting. Here's a taste, courtesy of The Jazz Artet.
Seeing The Color Purple
83 Degrees previews the upcoming premiere of a classic love story, The Color Purple and its leading lady, Kenita Miller, at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater.
Cool Digs: New Spaces In Old Places
Former hotels, churches and factories converted into new condos and loft apartments represent some of the coolest digs in town both in Tampa and in St. Petersburg. Some were built for industrial, commercial or religious purposes. Some were in terrible shape. The Sunday school even had a tree growing in it. Now, they are people's homes.
83 Degrees Meets The World
In creating Tampa Bay's new weekly online magazine showcasing Tampa Bay's TIDE - Talent, Innovation, Diversity, Environment, the question we get asked most often? Why 83 Degrees?
