Young Execs

Whether it’s meeting new people or giving back, young professionals are looking for ways to connect with like-minded people and make an impact.

Mentors and educational innovators are powerful tools for advancing the workforce in SWFL. These individuals ensure that our business community continues to grow at the same pace as our rapidly growing economy.

The process of confirming and reconfirming meetings is an essential activity for a business. Sending an appointment confirmation makes your schedule more predictable, ensures time management and prevents frustrating misunderstandings.

“My favorite thing is seeing people happy when they get their bracelets,” says high school student and co-owner of Knots and Twists Nancy Broughton.

“Just have a passion for aviation,” says Embry-Riddle flight instructor Alan Davis. As simple as that.

As a rising senior at the Community School of Naples, John Neumann’s love for government, political geography and international studies in the Chinese Honor Society is gaining national attention.

As we approach Valentine’s Day, love is said to be in the air. However, love of leadership can be found year-round in our work culture and through volunteer opportunities.

Survivors of the Columbine shooting know that the tragedy has left invisible wounds which families are still recovering from.

Growing up in SWFL, Adam Pottruck felt a special love for all animals, but he had no idea how far his love would go.

Tony Lee is making a difference as a connector, bringing together donors with projects at Florida Gulf Coast University. Lee offers some tips for emerging nonprofits: