/ Home / Articles / Biz941 / 2005 / 04 / search eBrochures »» View all eBrochures April 2005 Issue On Top of It All Former KFC Leader John Cranor Wants To Take New College To a Higher Level. PLUS: Yes, Sarasota is a university town - or is it? Merchandising magic: National In-Store's Tom Dowdy. Business fashion gets creative. Feature Stories Making a College Town  Collegiate and community leaders set out to create a University District on the North Trail. Retail Svengali  Tom Dowdy of National In-Store can make us buy just about anything. Selling the Ivory Tower  Former KFC CEO John Cranor returns to New College of Florida. Departments Bank On It  Five Questions, plus Crunching Numbers. Big Man on Campus  Larry Thompson tells of his first job after law school. Cottage Industry  Richard Dear creates a profitable beach resort out of 23 small properties. Expert Advice  Accomodating temporary disabilities. Get on Board  Training the next generation of nonprofit board members. Great New Gadgets for Work or Play  Cars that are air-powered, MP3 players that are necklaces, and computers that are wood. How Will We Compete?  R-E-S-P-E-C-T for the T-E-A-C-H-E-R. I Spy  A thriller from Eyeglass.com's Jim Morrison. Landmark Changes  Say goodbye to the old Dairy Queen and Sarasota Trading Company. Movers, Shakers and headline makers  Career moves and news of note. Q. What's Right for Robarts?  What to do with 65 acres in the middle of town. The Great Escape  Sarasota County government leads the way with Ford's new hybrid SUV. The Interview Game  The Colony's Katie Moulton shares 12 tips for conducting the perfect job interview. Up for Grabs  Will the "University District" make the grade? Way, Way Out of the Box  Small businesses making it big by thinking bigger.

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