Jim Moran Institute
Provided/Jim Moran Institute
Provided/Jim Moran Institute
After the Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship expanded from Tallahassee to Hillsborough County last year, the next move is educating those in the Tampa Bay area on how to make the leap from medium-size to large markets.
The way it works: A cohort of around 25 people will commit 16 to 20 hours in the program, where they learn from professionals about more niche issues such as an insurance expert talking about disaster coverage for business, or a lawyer specializing in employment going through the ins-and-outs of employee handbooks.
On April 9 the institute held an opening reception for the incoming class, which will be in the program until 26. The following participants are:
- Joseph Albano, Ardent Eagle Solutions
- Patricia Ayala, Montessori Kids Universe
- Jenniger Bingham, Cru Cellars
- Alex Castor, Castor Cabinets
- Maria Davydova, Maid Tampa Pro
- Tina Dunsford, Lilly and Dunsford Law Firm
- Alecia Emidy, White Whale Solutions
- Vasile Faklis, Faklis Orthopedic Services
- John Fontana, Bricks 4 Kidz
- Brad Freeman, Playgrounds of South Tampa
- Lennise Germany, Livy O's Catering
- Casey Grawien, Tastes of Tampa Bay Catering
- Zach Gresham, Adventure Marketing
- Nico Hohman, Hohman Homes
- Travis Jennings, Finance Cape
- Harold Kirksey, Sounds for Seniors
- Jonathan Novak, Boomerang Transportation
- Dean Prodromitis, Total Image Beauty
- Tony Selvaggio, eSmart Recycling
- Jeff Single, Boca Tampa
- Abigail St. Clair, TeBella Tea Company
- Adam Taylor, Taylor Financial
- Subash Vajjasubash, Flames Indian Cuisine
- John Watkins, inRsite IT Solutions
