AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLeadership & Business: Boca Raton’s “Called to Lead” returns Oct. 1 with a 600-attendee women’s leadership and founder event, plus limited in-person tickets and a virtual option. Education Costs: A new Florida State University proposal would raise out-of-state tuition about 10% for undergrads and 8% for grads, drawing criticism that it adds barriers for non-Florida students. Campaign Trail & Data Centers: Byron Donalds says he’ll “respect” local data-center bans if elected, while also promising to share more facility details with Floridians; he’s also naming Bryan Ávila as his running mate and pushing a Doral stop on his tour. Space & Tech: NASA launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from Cape Canaveral, and Blue Origin broke ground on a Florida payload processing facility. Health & Housing: Florida’s PBM fight heats up as the AG sues Express Scripts and Prime over alleged price-fixing, while condo lending rules shift for Tampa Bay buyers and associations. Local Community: Parkland’s 17 Memorial Foundation moves into the engineering phase, targeting completion by Feb. 2028.
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