Chris Sullivan

The Florida Council of 100 is an organization of business leaders focused on enhancing economic competitiveness and quality of life through business-driven public policy, research, and public-private collaboration. The private company is based in Tampa, FL. Established in 1961, the council addresses economic competitiveness, health, housing, talent, and water conservation by convening leaders from business, academia, and government to identify state challenges and develop strategic solutions. It has developed an economic development strategy called "Beyond Sunshine," which leverages regional strengths to attract higher-wage jobs and sustain quality of life, emphasizing collaboration among businesses, educational institutions, and policymakers. The council leads initiatives on water resource management, resilience against severe weather, and produces research reports on economic growth, healthcare access, housing affordability, and resilience.

Operates as a foodservice trade association

The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans is a company based in Alexandria, VA. The CEO of the company is Paul Anthony Novelly.

Owns and operates restaurants

Operates as a restaurant and bar

Produces and distributes crude and other roil related products

Wholesales giftwares

Provides real estate, marketing and operations teams to accelerate growth and maximize profits through data-driven decisions

Operates as a holding company with interest in providing insurance and risk management services

Operates restaurants

Operates as a business association

Operates as insurance distribution holding company which provides risk management, employee benefit, personal, commercial, life and health services

Develops point-of-sale connectivity platform

Operates as a non profit charitable organization that organizes professional golf tournaments

Operates golf course

Offers interactive digital menu solutions designed to customer experiences in the restaurant industry

Arise Alliance Institute (AAI) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing trauma-informed mental health care through education, research, innovation, and community partnerships. The private company is based in Tampa, FL. The organization supports mental wellness for individuals, families, and communities, with a focus on those affected by trauma such as military service members, veterans, and first responders. AAI offers specialized clinician trainings, including Critical Memory Integration (CMI™), a proprietary intervention for trauma treatment, and Trauma, Tips, & Tools (T3™), a course on trauma knowledge, psychological first aid, and nervous system regulation techniques. These trainings provide continuing education credits and are available via live webinar and in-person formats. AAI also conducts community workshops to build resilience and connection among groups like first responders, caregivers, parents, and teachers, and hosts fundraising events to support its mission. The organization provides resources, training policies, and opportunities for involvement and donation through its online presence.