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1. Credibility Shortly after LeRoy Pernell became dean of Florida A&M University's law school in 2008, the American Bar Association's accreditation committee released a critical report that ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 2. Overtime After 30 years of fixing broken bones, Ed Homan grew convinced that the Florida Legislature could use a doctor to help repair the state's healthcare ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 3. Rising Stars Florida's young professionals are making their presence felt in government, non-profits and business. MARIA BATES, 34, St. Petersburg JOB: Executive director, Project Patchwork; lawyer in ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 4. Passing the Torch Leadership transitions are high-stakes affairs. In hiring his own replacement at Raymond James Financial, Tom James has adopted a phased-in succession. In 1970, Tom James ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 5. The Other Shoe is Dropping Commercial real estate vacancy rates in Florida have followed the state unemployment rate upward as it doubled in two years. But empty spaces and falling ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 6. A HANDSHAKE BILLIONAIRE It's possible that the individual institutions that comprise Medical City, over time, would have found their way to Orlando. But if there's one key player ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 7. CHANGING FLORIDA'S DNA 1 Burnham Institute for Medical Research (open) COST: $85 million SIZE: 175,000 square feet STAFF: Ultimately 303, including 30 lead scientists SALARIES AND BENEFITS: $27.8 ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 8. Full Speed Ahead The nation's economy continues to gasp for air, but Santa Rosa County's economic development team has been rolling out celebratory press releases in assembly-line fashion, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 9. The Right Mix Celebrating its 10th anniversary this month, the University of Central Florida's Business Incubation Program has attracted international attention as a result of its success in ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 10. 'Economic Catastrophe' These days, talking to Pete Tesch, president and CEO of the Ocala/Marion County EDC, is a lot like talking to an emergency-management official in the ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
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