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Business newsBy SUZANNE SCRUGGS © St. Petersburg Times, published October 4, 2000 The National Association of Women Business Owners will hold its monthly networking/dinner meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Wyndham Westshore Hotel, 4860 West Kennedy Blvd. in Tampa. The guest speaker will be Bernadette Young, Center for Creative Team-building. The topic of discussion is "Win-Win Negotiation." Cost is $22 members, $25 non-members. Call (727) 796-0203. The Greater Brandon Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly Business After Hours networking event at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Griffin & Associates, 1430 Oakfield Drive in Brandon. Call (813) 689-1221. The Tampa Bay Women In International Trade hosts the 2000 International Business Person of the Year Award Dinner on Oct. 11 at the Wyndham, Harbour Island Hotel. The reception begins at 6:30 p.m., dinner at 8 p.m. The honored guest is Katherine Harris, Florida secretary of state. The following will be recognized for their contributions: Pamela Jo Davis, Pride Enterprises; William J. Flynn, Fowler White; Fassil Gabremariam, U.S.-Africa Free Enterprise Education Foundation; Steven A. Raymund, Tech Data Corporation. Cost is $75, $1,000 per sponsorship table. Call Gail Morrow (813) 228-7411. Ernst & Young LLP has promoted Ruil Springer to principal in national tax consulting in their Tampa office. He is project manager for the development, implementation and deployment of the firm's business-to-business software used to provide online tax consulting services. He is also in charge of the firm's nationwide online state and local tax practice. Christine Rouse has joined Mercantile Bank as vice president and manager of the bank's new Apollo Beach office. Rouse is a 20-year veteran of banking and was previously employed with South Hillsborough Community Bank. David A. Kemper has been promoted to senior associate at WilsonMiller, a planning, design and engineering firm. Kemper is a vice president of the company with 20 years' experience in the areas of site development, roadway design, stormwater management and utility systems. He has experience in coordinating the efforts of a multidisciplined team to address all aspects of site development, including planning/zoning, survey, geotechnical, biology, traffic, and landscape architecture. He provides detailed design supervision and review of paving, grading, drainage, and utility construction plans. Thomas L. Young has joined Bricklemyer Smolker & Bolves, P.A. as an associate attorney. His practice will focus primarily on real estate development and land use law, with an emphasis on zoning, comprehensive planning and inverse condemnation. The firm concentrates its practice in real estate and property rights representation. - Information for Business Briefs should be sent to Suzanne Scruggs, 1000 N. Ashley Drive,Suite 700, Tampa, FL 33602, or faxed to her at 226-3381.
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