RSS Feed of the blog

Contributors:

Reporter Ted Jackovics covers the RNC host committee. Email



Reporter William March has covered state and national politics since 1994. Email


Reporter Josh Poltilove covers RNC security and protests and the impact of the RNC throughout Tampa. Email


Reporter Mary Shedden covers social media and the RNC. Email
@MaryShedden


Reporter Kevin Wiatrowski covers the city of Tampa. Email
@TBOKevinW


TBO RNC 2012 Section
TBO Politics on Twitter
Florida Political Blogs:
Most Recent Entries
More
Monthly Archives
Breaking Tampa Bay, Florida and national news and weather from Tampa Bay Online and The Tampa Tribune | TBO.com

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Part of the Tribune family of products

© 2013 TAMPA MEDIA GROUP, Inc.

Bush talks technology in Tampa online discussion

Posted Aug 20, 2012 by Dennis Joyce

Updated Aug 20, 2012 at 01:14 PM

Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush will join a group discussing the growth of technology-based companies and the role of venture capital on Front Row Tampa Bay’s “Entrepreneur Ecosystem” airing Monday, August 27, at 12:15 p.m.

Led by Co-Anchor Kathy Fountain, the roundtable discussion will also feature Garrett Johnson,  co-founder of SendHub; Peter Cherukuri, vice president and general manager of the D.C. bureau for The Huffington Post; and Heather Kenyon, CEO and president of the Tampa Bay Technology Forum.

“In order to develop a more diverse and sustainable economy, we must encourage and invest in the entrepreneurial efforts of local start-up companies,” Bush said in a news release.

The “Entrepreneur Ecosystem” segment will feature successful entrepreneurs in the Tampa region, as well as across the country. The group will also discuss the importance venture capitalists bring to entrepreneurs ready to start their own business.

Front Row Tampa Bay is a live streaming Web TV broadcast airing August 27-30 during the Republican National Convention that will showcase life, business and economic opportunities across the Tampa area. It is an initiative of the Tampa Bay Partnership, a public-private business development group.

Reader Comments

Post a comment

Members:

(Requires free registration.)




Auto-login on future visits

Show my name in the online users list

Forgot your password?


Commenting is not available in this weblog entry.