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The Partnership is grateful to work with partners Suskey Consulting, Corcoran Partners and Pinellas County political leaders on urban development in St. Pete.
While reviewing the Tropicana Field redevelopment process, an off-hand remark by St. Peter City Council member Deborah Figgs-Sanders redirects the conversation.
The past year has been turbulent as communities across the country – including St. Petersburg – have reckoned with systemic racism, inequity and injustice.
St. Pete is still coming to terms with a painful history of systemic racism and injustice. With recent U.S deaths, the need for change has never been greater.
St. Pete continues to grapple a difficult history of racial injustice. As we embrace developments in the future we must continue to expand opportunities for all
Shirl Penney of Dynasty Financial Partners speaks with the Partnership on the key factors that encouraged him to start a business in Downtown St. Petersburg.
Gwendolyn Reese speaks with the Partnership about the history and culture of St. Petersburg and how it affects business and economic development for the future.
Tropicana Field remains unchanged, a parking lot around a domed stadium with more in common with Houston’s 1960s-era Astrodome than today’s modern ballparks.
The Comprehensive Arts Strategy (CAS) will develop strategic recommendations to grow St. Petersburg’s arts sector and improve overall community prosperity.
The City of St. Peter and Mayor Kriseman released 7 submissions of the Request for Proposal for the redevelopment of the Tropicana Field site in downtown.
We pivoted to focus on projects designed to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 in 2020. Our goal was to ensure downtown’s continued growth during economic changes
In this edition of St. Pete 2.0, we asked Catalyst readers and Downtown Partnership members to refine and prioritize some of the themes that have emerged.
On behalf of St. Petersburg’s downtown business community, we express our sincere appreciation for the role that USF plays in our community through the St. Pete
In this edition of St. Pete 2.0, we are asking Catalyst readers and DP members to refine and prioritize some of the themes that emerged from our 1st survey
In this edition of St. Pete 2.0, we asked Catalyst readers and SPDP members to share how the university and business community can strengthen partnerships.
