Renzo DowneyApril 21, 2020
8min703
Members from most restricted industries held the task force's first breakout meeting.
Tag: Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association
Renzo DowneyApril 21, 2020
Staff ReportsMarch 25, 2020
4min305
Volunteers and other local service providers will facilitate the deliveries.
Scott PowersMarch 9, 2020
3min326
$1 million request is in the House's budget proposal, not Senate's.
Renzo DowneyJanuary 28, 2020
6min410
Local governments and LGBTQ advocates have flagged the bill while business groups support it.
Janelle Irwin TaylorOctober 3, 2019
7min960
She said they're training wages.
Janelle Irwin TaylorSeptember 30, 2019
5min1204
The group called Morgan's comparison tone deaf.
Jacob OglesJanuary 14, 2019
4min218
The Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association launched the special interest Florida Inns Chapter, focused on bed and breakfasts. The new group formed from a merger between the state’s leading hospitality industry trade association with the Florida Bed and Breakfast Inns. The two groups closely partnered beginning in 2015 with merger talks starting last July, and the […]
Peter SchorschAugust 6, 2018
3min293
The Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association (FRLA) on Monday said it had hired Guilherme Cunha as Regional Director of its Central Florida chapter. “Cunha brings extensive experience in event management and fundraising as well as a proven track record in tourism development to the association promoting the Sunshine State’s largest industry,” a press release said. […]
Staff ReportsJune 25, 2018
2min316
The Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association (FRLA) announced the hire of Amanda Handley as its new press secretary. Handley brings expertise in media relations and strategic message development to the state hospitality trade industry’s association, the group said in a Monday press release. “Amanda’s experience, work ethic and passion for communication and community will bring […]
Peter SchorschApril 15, 2018
2min254
Dozens of businesses sent a letter to the Constitution Revision Commission Friday urging it to drop a plan to add an employment eligibility check requirement to the state constitution. Proposal 29, sponsored by CRC Commissioner Rich Newsome, would prohibit undocumented immigrants from working in the state and have the legislature establish a verification process for […]