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In this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, CEO Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Walt Piatt discusses how WWP has evolved from its founding mission to become a significant force in veteran career transition and economic stability.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan described her recent trip to London as a focused effort to strengthen business relationships and attract investment to Northeast Florida.

In the latest episode of "This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition," host Kent Justice interviews Mark Wilson, President and CEO of the Florida Chamber of Commerce. Wilson discusses Florida's economic growth, highlighting the state's appeal for business relocations and startups, manufacturing resurgence, and efforts to become the world's tenth-largest economy. He also touches on recent insurance reforms and the importance of education, workforce development, and business leadership in shaping Florida's future, inviting listeners to the Future of Florida Forum for further insights.

Jacksonville’s port is sharpening its Southeast advantage by combining deepwater access, abundant land for vehicle staging, and strong multimodal links to move cargo inland efficiently.

WJCT President & CEO David McGowan shares how Jacksonville's public media organization transformed a funding crisis into opportunity. Learn how community support is powering expansion in local news, early education, and cultural programming, plus exciting milestones including Jacksonville Today's 50,000-subscriber achievement.

Join host Kent Justice as he sits down with Dr. Josh Gellers, UNF's first Faculty Fellow for AI and director of the Digital Humanities Institute, to discuss the university's groundbreaking free AI certificate program. Learn how this innovative initiative has attracted over 20,000 global registrants and why it's making waves in the education sector.

The anticipation is palpable as the city prepares to welcome its newest hospitality landmark: the Hilton Jacksonville at Mayo Clinic.

Jacksonville is hosting its second annual Veterans Matter event on September 11 at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena downtown. The event serves as a one-stop shop for veterans, their families, caregivers, and friends to access a wide range of services and resources.

Discover the latest trends shaping Northeast Florida’s business community in this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition. Bank of America’s Coley Jones joins the show to discuss the region’s rapid growth, the challenges and opportunities facing small business owners, and the importance of talent management.

Congressman Aaron Bean highlighted several major wins for Northeast Florida, including hurricane preparedness efforts, education achievements, and defense funding.

Eric Mann, a dedicated leader at the YMCA, is preparing to retire next summer after an impressive 45-year career with the organization. His journey has taken him through multiple cities across the United States, culminating in his leadership role in Northeast Florida, where he has overseen significant growth and development.

In this episode, host Kent Justice sits down with two local tech leaders: Summer Vyne, CEO of Anuvision Technologies, and Matthew Chang, founder of Chang Robotics. They discuss the upcoming Jax Tech Fest, a week-long event showcasing innovation across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, featuring seminars, panel discussions, and the exciting Jacksonville Venture Competition with a $1 million prize.

In a recent episode of “This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition,” Dominic Calabro offered an in-depth look into the complexities and challenges surrounding Florida’s budget process and taxation landscape.

On the latest episode of “This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition,” host Kent Justice spoke with David McGowan, President and CEO of WJCT Public Media, to discuss the impact of these cuts and the organization’s path forward.