3 min read March 2023 — In an interview with Invest:, Alana Oxfeld and Cheryl Gonzalez, co-founders of State of Kid, discussed their mission and goals. Founded with the aim of making parenting easier by providing multiple resources for parents and children under one roof. Since then, the company has
Writer: Joshua Andino 2 min read March 2023— While the financial industry continues to change, cfsbank’s owner-builder lending program has reinforced community relationships while offering an innovative avenue for business development. As the banking and financial services landscape continues to consolidate and the macroeconomic environment shifts in the midst of
3 min read January 2023 — Invest: spoke with Andrew Pearl, vice president and division manager of national construction company Swinerton, to discuss the firm’s outlook as it sets up shop in the Northeast, which he considers a thriving region for construction services. “We like to think of ourselves as
2 min read December 2022 — People who have relocated to Jacksonville during the pandemic are making the Cummer Museum a destination of choice. “It's an exciting time to be part of the cultural sector in Jacksonville,” Andrea Barnwell Brownlee, the museum’s director, told Invest:. What have been the museum’s
New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program (NJMEP) works to improve the profitability and competitiveness of New Jersey’s manufacturers. With Invest:Insights, CEO of NJMEP John Kennedy discussed Garden State heritage that benefits the local business community, forging the state's manufacturing future and creative avenues for addressing the state’s workforce needs. Click the
Writer: Joshua Andino 2 min read September 2021 — As construction firms across the United States break ground on both new and old builds, some of which were put on hold due to COVID-19, there is a renewed sense of community, not only in the geographic sense, but in the
Writer: Catie Schwartzman 2 min read April 2021 — Organizers had to get creative but the St. Pete Pride Festival will return this year after 2020’s cancellation due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Though it will be scaled down compared to years past, organizers are working diligently to ensure safety and
Writer: Joey Garrand 3 minute read March 2021 — The Biden-Harris Administration is now at the helm of the country, and with a new administration comes new legislation and regulations that local business and community leaders need to watch. Many of Philadelphia’s leaders are anticipating that the changes to come
Writer: Catie Schwartzman 2 min read March 2021 — What will the future of live art, music and entertainment look like in South Florida as the region emerges from the pandemic? While some signs are emerging, it’s not a one size fits all proposition. For the residents of the quiet
Writer: Catie Schwartzman 2 min read March 2021 — It’s no secret that restaurants were hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. In Miami, the hit hasn’t been as hard as other big cities, such as New York. While New York City has indoor capacity at 35%, Miami restaurants are packed
