Our next growth phase will be transformative as we evolve the Catalyst from a news media entity to a metacity platform that provides tools and incentives to inspire all St Pete citizens to participate. Said another way, we want to ...
Over the last few years as the new 26-acre pier district took shape, various individuals and businesses snapped up the relevant domain names for the St Pete icon. Ultimately the City was unable to access the most desirable domain ...
In collaboration with MLK Dream Big organizers, The St. Petersburg Group launched a new website for the nation’s longest running parade honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The SPG designed and built St. Petersburg’s MLK ...
This week, St. Petersburg Group’s online publication, St. Pete Catalyst, announced its media partnership with TiECon Tampa Bay. TiE is one of the world’s largest nonprofit organizations with over 15,000 members in 61 chapters ...
Libertine Fine Art Gallery engaged the St. Petersburg Group to launch four limited edition giclée prints celebrating luxury sports car brands by renowned artist Timothy Raines. Raines’s art explores brands, luxury and sport, utilizing ...
The Grow Smarter Summit will be held December 7th at Pinellas Technical College and you can register by clicking here. We will engage in a discussion about the future of our city with the theme of “The Future of St. Pete is ...
What do you think about St. Pete? We want to know! Take the survey: www.growsmartersurvey.com. For a little history, in 2014 the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of St. Petersburg came together to create a ...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Megan Holmes St. Pete Catalyst 646 2nd Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 megan@stpetecatalyst.com Phone: 218.838.3799 Get connected: The St. Pete Catalyst takes a bold new approach to local business news ...
The St. Pete Chamber of Commerce has organized 6 committees to continue activating the Grow Smarter Initiative. District & Corridor Work Group Targeted Job Creation Work Group Awareness Building Work Group Entrepreneurial Growth ...
The arms race for HQ2 is in full swing. Cities across the country submitted proposals to Amazon for their second headquarters site, a $5 billion project that could employ up to 50,000 people at an average annual wage of more than ...
