Author: Jim Leusner
18 Local Leaders in an Age of Crisis: John Mina and Orlando Rolon
Orange County Sheriff and Orlando Police Chief
18 Local Orlando Leaders in an Age of Crisis
Politics to law enforcement. Business to racial justice. Education to helping victims of abuse. We profile 18 leaders who are working in various areas to make a difference in the time of coronavirus and social, economic and political upheaval.
18 Local Leaders in an Age of Crisis: John Morgan
Attorney, Businessman, Philanthropist
18 Local Leaders in an Age of Crisis: Buddy Dyer
Orlando Mayor
More Great Escapes-at Home
In our May issue, we outlined some favorite books, game and streaming options to help you from going stir crazy. We’re back with more.
Wheel Life
A guide to the coolest bike trails, plus great excursions for kids, safety tips, and what you need to get started.
50 Most Powerful People – 15 to Watch
Other people making news or working behind the scenes
50 Most Powerful People – John Morgan
Attorney, Businessman, Philanthropist
50 Most Powerful People 2017
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Education
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Tourism and Transportation
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Philanthropy & Community Voices
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Government & Politics
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Entertainment & the Arts
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful 2017: Business
Our annual list focuses on the government officials, business people, educators, performers and others who are shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful: 15 to Watch
These leaders are also making a mark in our community.
50 Most Powerful People 2016
Our annual list comprises politicians, entrepreneurs, educators, artists, philanthropists and others who are instrumental in shaping our community.
Leading the Way
Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer talks about the painful days since a shooter killed 49 people inside a nightclub. And about how proud he is of his city.
50 Most Powerful: 41-50 & 10 to Watch
German, McGee, Webster, Maladecki, Sheehan, NeJame, Batchelor, West, Stuart, LaRoe, Hill, plus 10 to Watch
50 Most Powerful: 21-29
Perry Jr., Sublette, Shugart, Grayson, Pugh, Marchena, Demings, Wick, Aguel
50 Most Powerful People
Our annual list comprises politicians, entrepreneurs, educators, philanthropists and others who are instrumental in shaping our community.
50 Most Powerful: 30-40
Maines, Miller, Simmons, Ramsberger, Siegel, Macnab, Whittall, Brown II, Bailey, Maxwell, German
50 Most Powerful: 11-20
Williams, Martins, Mica, Cohen, Thakkar, Ashton, Nelson, Rawlins, Ustler, Kruppenbacher
50 Most Powerful: 1-10
Dyer, Morgan, Houmann, Hitt, Jenkins, Jacobs, Gardiner, Downs, Rosen, Kalogridis
Tech Spotlight: Gregg Pollack
Promoting learning by doing at Code School.
Faces of Tech
Orlando’s tech startup community is a digital melting pot of app developers, software designers and hardware makers. Their stories are as diverse as their creative endeavors.
50 Most Powerful People in Orlando
The people on our 11th annual 50 Most Powerful List are a diverse group, from political leaders, university presidents, business owners and attorneys to bank executives, tourism officials and community activists.
Cool Hand FLUKE
If not for a chance encounter with a frustrated golfer in 1993, who knows what David Maus would be selling today? But, really, the product doesn’t matter to a natural, yet unconventional, salesman like Maus. He can sell anything—especially himself.
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