| The Beaches of Pinellas
Spanning the Gulf Boulevard corridor, from Clearwater in the north to St. Pete Beach in the south, eleven barrier island communities provide a combined 35 miles of beachfront, serving as the premiere tourism corridor in Pinellas County. Each community has its own character, ranging from intensive, tourist-oriented development, to traditionally-styled beach villages, to quiet neighborhoods of estate homes. Most of the area is tourist-oriented, with commercial, recreational and multifamily uses intermixed with single-family residential neighborhoods.
Click here to learn more about redevelopment opportunities along the beaches.
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| Growth Acceleration Services provides tools, strategies and expertise for qualified emerging and growing businesses
Accelerate the growth of your business through this no-cost program, available through the Small Business Development Center at PCED. The program’s in-depth, high-level professional consulting services can help business owners with a variety of topics, including strategic plan development, accessing capital, marketing diversification, and sound financial practices. Click here to learn more about Growth Acceleration Services. Contact the SBDC at PCED at businesshelp@pinellascounty.org.
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| Collaborative Industry Forum – Healthcare
WorkNet Pinellas, in partnership with the Tampa Bay Workforce Alliance, will host this event on Jan. 24. Industry-specific experts will present information on the current economic climate and industry forecasts. Labor market information and funding opportunities for employee training will also be discussed. For more information, click here or contact Marilyn Browne at mbrowne@worknetpinellas.org or (727) 608-2420.
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| Feb. 6, Moffitt Cancer Center’s Sixth Annual Business of Biotech, “Turning Vision Into Reality”
Join life sciences and medical device companies, scientists and venture capitalists for informative sessions that include, “The Future of Biotech in Tampa Bay,” and “Issues Facing Medical Device Companies.” Learn more here and register at: http://moffitt.org/biotech2012.
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| Business Continuity Advantage: The Pinellas Closed Point of Dispensing Program
The Pinellas County Health Department is partnering with businesses and organizations with more than 150 employees during public health emergencies in order to quickly save lives and maintain the continuity of business operations in our community. Though a Closed Point of Dispensing Program, selected private business locations may receive and dispense medicines to a specific population such as employees and their families during a public health emergency. Joining the program is easy and a FREE benefit to your business, employees, and their families. Learn more at http://alturl.com/qonyk. or call Marc Jean at (727) 453-7277 ext.1153.
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