Larry Vershel Communications, Inc.

IMS ExpertServices, an executive search/expert witness firm, was recently selected to receive free technical training from the state-funded GrowFL program, part of the Florida Economic Gardening Institute.

Bajalia International Group– a local importer of designer-quality products – recently was selected to participate in the state-funded GrowFL program, part of the Florida Economic Gardening Institute.

Innovation Research Engineering and Development, Inc. (I-RED) recently opened its new offices at 601 Innovation Way in the University of Central Florida Business Incubator-Daytona Beach International Airport.

SmartScience Laboratories Inc., - a developer, manufacturer and marketer of over-the-counter drug products - recently was selected to participate in the state-funded GrowFL program, part of the Florida Economic Gardening Institute.

The University of Central Florida Business Incubation Program has appointed Doris (Connie) Bernal site manager of the new UCF Business Incubator at 601 Innovation Way in the Daytona Beach International Airport.

Preferred Travel of Naples – the largest full-service travel agency in Southwest Florida – has been selected to receive free technical assistance from the state-funded GrowFL program.

Golden Lighting has been selected to participate in GrowFL, a state-funded Florida Economic Gardening Institute program that provides free technical assistance to Florida small businesses.

Keytroller, a Tampa-based manufacturer of devices that control access to heavy-equipment machinery, has been selected to receive free technical assistance through the state-funded GrowFL program.

SolTec Electronics, a three-year-old semiconductor and component procurement company, is already seeing the benefits of being selected in March for free technical assistance through the state-funded GrowFL program.

A community partnership was officially forged as representatives from Volusia County and the University of Central Florida Business Incubation Program cut the ribbon on the new 8,000-square-foot business incubator at the Daytona Beach Int'l Airport.