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| NewsFlorida Legislative Candidates File G2 Campaign Finance Reports
On 3 Public Relations is proud to present its comprehensive spreadsheet highlighting the G2 campaign finance reports with cumulative cash-on-hand totals through September 28, 2012. State candidates were required to file their G2 report on Friday, October 5th for everything raised and spent September 15-28, 2012. Campaign finance reports are now due every two weeks [...]
| NewsOn 3 Public Relations Hiring Full-Time, Part-Time Professionals
Full-time Account Executive On 3 Public Relations, LLC Tallahassee, Florida Salary: Commensurate with Experience On 3 Public Relations On3PR is currently seeking to fill a full-time, mid-level position to serve as account executive for the Tallahassee-based public relations and communications firm. The qualified candidate will serve as a liaison to On3PR clients, including corporate, non-profit, [...]
| NewsFlorida Q1 Campaign Finance Reports
As the Florida Senate maps for 2012 are currently under Supreme Court review, and with many incumbents in both legislative bodies having not adjusted their originally-filed seat numbers for the summer and fall campaigns, we had to make a decision for our 1st quarter 2012 legislative campaign finance reports. Rather than speculate, and rather than [...]
| NewsCNN Florida Insiders Survey: How to win the swing voters
James A. Barnes, Special to CNN (CNN) — As Florida Republican operatives look past Tuesday’s primary, they are clear about what it will take to carry their state in November — winning swing voters. While the 2012 GOP presidential race has sometimes seemed like a competition among the Republican White House hopefuls over who can [...]
| NewsCNN Florida Insiders Survey: ‘Romney stepping up his game’
James A. Barnes, Special to CNN (CNN) — As the Republican presidential campaign heads toward a critical showdown in the Florida primary, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney appears to have rebounded from his second-place finish in South Carolina and is poised to score a victory over former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, according to a CNN [...]
| NewsPartner with existing facilities; don’t build competitor
On behalf of Jupiter Medical Center, we believe that important factors were not included in the most recent Palm Beach Post editorial about the Tenet hospital on the Scripps campus (“Give the public its payoff.”) We believe the public should consider these factors when evaluating the value of the project. First, Tenet official Marsha Powers [...]
| NewsCarol Dover: Legislature rolls the dice if it risks hurting tourism
Florida, a top tourist destination, is also home to some of the finest hospitality businesses in the world. The Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association (FRLA) is proud to represent this vital industry. Recently, our board of directors met to assemble a comprehensive list of policy issues that we believe is critical to the furtherance of [...]
| NewsRPOF / Presidency 5 Convention and Straw Poll
The Republican Party of Florida (RPOF) announced the schedule of events for the Presidency 5 Convention and Straw Poll to be held at the Orange County Convention Center on Saturday. Republican elected officials and presidential contenders will address 5,000 delegates and activists throughout the final day of the 3 day meeting and convention. The schedule [...]
| NewsTenet’s promise of jobs is overstated
Palm Beach Post Letter to the Editor / September 20, 2011 In response to the Sept. 10 editorial “Where are the details?”, we appreciate the important questions raised. Recently, Scripps Florida and Tenet Healthcare Corp. announced a partnership that would result in a new Tenet hospital in Palm Beach Gardens near Scripps. The Scripps/Tenet proposal [...]
| NewsFRLA hosts online travel company discussion panel
Tampa Bay Business Journal / September 9, 2011 Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association President and Chief Executive Officer Carol Dover moderated a panel discussion about online travel companies at a Friday board meeting in Orlando. Rep. Rick Kriseman, D-St. Petersburg, was among the panelists. A measure discussed during the 2011 legislative session would have created [...]
