We’re asking thought leaders, business people and creatives to talk about the upcoming new year and give us catalyzing ideas for making St. Pete a better place to live. What should our city look like? What are their hopes, their plans, their problem-solving ideas? This is Catalyze 2026.
Corey Givens Jr. learned the importance of collaboration and patience throughout his first year on the St. Petersburg City Council. His big plans for 2026 will likely require both in heavy doses.
The Federal Aviation Administration was facing an air traffic controller shortage before losing nearly 500 trainees during the recent government shutdown. Givens believes local partnerships can help fill those gaps…