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There’s a good chance that you’ve seen Michael Roark’s work on either TV or film.

Almost everyone likes a person with a good sense of humor. Studies even show humorous people are more successful and are more likely to be in positions of influence.

CBS’ Steve Hartman goes On the Road with Kayla McKeon, Manager of Grassroots Advocacy for the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) and the first registered lobbyist with Down syndrome. Kayla lobbies U.S. Congress advocating for the passage of laws that would give individuals with disabilities the opportunity to earn fair and equal wages.

Feed the Children distributed its 1 millionth H.E.L.P. (Homeless Education and Literacy Program) backpack with community partner support. H.E.L.P promotes school attendance and completion across the nation.

Beads of every size, shape and color are a quintessential part of Mardi Gras.

St. Petersburg Area Economic Development Corporation President J.P. DuBuque describes new organization as the city’s chief storyteller

The Community Foundation of Tampa Bay connects philanthropists and nonprofits to create a more vibrant community.

Many businesses don’t realize the importance of search engine optimization, or SEO,” says Kyle Taylor, CEO and founder of The Penny Hoarder

In the final episode of our video series, Democrat and Republican wax optimistic.

“Social media has given rise to the ability of individuals to say anything they want to say irrespective of what the facts are. People make things up,” Republican Saxby Chambliss.

“One of the serious questions is where any person gets their information and how they verify, when anyone and everybody through their Facebook page, through their blogs, can put any kind of conspiracy theory out there.”

There is a saying in nonprofits: “No money, no mission.” Nonprofits will never be able to maximize their impact if organizations aren’t financially sustainable, says Martha Boden, CEO of SPCA Tampa Bay.

When Democrat Ted Kennedy compromised with Republican Saxby Chambliss on immigration, both found themselves under siege.

First-term US Senator Saxby Chambliss was on the Senate floor two days after being sworn in when Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy introduced himself.

Jessica Muroff is CEO of Girl Scouts of West Central Florida. She’s also mother to two young daughters. How does she balance two important and time-consuming roles? She doesn’t.

Will we treasure digital messages and email exchanges the way we do our old handwritten letters and journals? The answer is most likely and tragically no.

Former US Senators Saxby Chambliss and Wyche Fowler agree there’s too much money in politics in our third episode of Across the Aisle.

Everyone seems to be talking about the hot home market in Tampa Bay. What you might not realize is how much strategy goes into the buying and selling of homes.

My wife Vicki and I wanted to do something special for our 25th wedding anniversary, but it took us two years to find the time.

Former US Senator Wyche Fowler offers three solutions to the partisanship strangling America in the second of our eight-episode video conversation with him and former US Senator Saxby Chambliss.

We’ve always tried to remain grateful to live in America, though we’d become a little despondent during the 2016 election. Then we had an idea.

Beth Houghton is executive director of the St. Petersburg Free Clinic, which helps more than 100,000 people with food, shelter and health care each year.

Ralph DiLeone of The DiLeone Law Group, a firm focusing on business law, mergers and acquisitions and estate planning, discusses what business owners should consider before making the decision to sell.

Quickly read interesting and helpful news about the ideas, people and events shaping the Tampa Bay area, as each story is told in only 100 words or in a 100-second video.

Lee Arnold is the founder and CEO of Colliers International Tampa Bay, Central & Southwest Florida. It’s one of the dominant commercial real estate companies in the state and involved in every sector of the industry.