The recognition further reinforces Orlando’s reputation as a global leader in economic development and highlights how our mission of advancing Broad-based Prosperity® helps empower businesses to be leading players in tackling our most pressing issues.
The Orlando-based cybersecurity company moves into the former home of Electronic Arts after nearly tripling in size.
The new name and membership levels reflect a more inclusive model and focus on a community-driven vision for the Orlando region’s innovation ecosystem.
The full-stack marketing company is hiring local talent to serve its North American clients.
The recipient of William C. Schwartz Industry Innovation Award, which recognizes the Orlando region’s most innovative company, will be given at Synapse Orlando.
The tax and advisory services firm announced the addition of 650 new jobs to the Orlando region as well as a $1 million investment in local nonprofit LIFT Orlando.
Its downtown Orlando pick-up center is the company’s seventh U.S. location and already accounts for 2 percent of its total U.S. bookings.
The report specifically focuses on tactics to recruit and develop Orlando’s cybersecurity talent and invest in the strength of its cybersecurity workforce.
Each Orlando-based organization will receive a portion of a $75,000 grant to develop local tech-focused programs and events.
The 20 graduates represent diverse communities and professions and a total of 30 graduates have been elected or appointed to serve in public office since the program’s inception in 2008.
The vision focuses on “addressing the lifecycle of our community” to help cultivate and grow local businesses of all sizes within the region.
Nearly $10M in grants were awarded to Osceola County and Valencia College to support workforce and infrastructure development for the Orlando region’s semiconductor industry.