1. M&A in high gear across industries
In an increasingly competitive and rapidly evolving world, many industries are experiencing an uptick in merger and acquisition (M&A) activity as businesses look to maintain and expand their footholds in their markets. In the banking and professional services sectors, M&A activity is experiencing a boom. Nashville leaders in these industries shared their thoughts with Invest: about what all of this business amalgamation could mean for the future.
2. Spooktacular San Antonio
Orlando’s climb to a regional healthcare hub received another boost early last week as retail giant Walmart announced it would expand its healthcare clinic offerings and hire doctors and dentists across the metro Orlando area for its Walmart Health clinic concept.
3. Invest: Greater Orlando 2022 set to showcase the unparalleled potential of the region
Known for its strategic location and world-renowned tourism attractions, Greater Orlando is the epicenter of economic activity in Central Florida. After successfully releasing a comprehensive business intelligence report for the region in 2020, Capital Analytics is ready to showcase the transformation of Greater Orlando’s economy and the potential of the area in a post-pandemic landscape.
4. Tampa Bay has quickly become fertile ground for the fintech industry
Over a short period of time, Florida has quickly become fertile ground for the fintech industry, especially in metropolitan hubs like Tampa Bay. In less than a month, the city will host The Florida Bitcoin & Blockchain Summit at Amalie Arena.
5. Invest: Miami Launch Conference to highlight the region’s current success and bright future
As a hub for both international and domestic business, paired with the surging influx of capital and new residents, Miami-Dade County has shown itself to be one of the winners coming out of the pandemic. The future of the county, and the new baseline that the region has established for itself, will be central themes at the official Invest: Miami 2022 Launch Conference on Wednesday, Nov. 17.
