Brevard Business News

Brevard Business News Brevard Business News is a weekly Space Coast business magazine published in Melbourne, FL since 1984.

Brevard Business News has been covering the people and stories affecting the Brevard business community for more than 32 years. Its articles, news announcements and advertising are directed to the executives, investors, managers, owners and staff of businesses across the county. Each week, the paper's editorial profiles local business leaders and locally owned businesses, reporting on banking and finance, health care and the medical industry, real estate, high technology, space, marketing, tourism, and culture. In addition, readers learn about national business issues and trends, corporate relocations to our county, professional promotions and changes, and leadership training. Brevard Business News is published every Monday, and mailed to more than 10,000 recipients and businesses across the county. Known as BBN around town, the publication provides informed and comprehensive business coverage of the week's topical business news. The paper also features stories and highlights about the community's charitable organizations and educational institutions. Contact Adrienne Roth at [email protected] for advertising rates and information. Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/brevardbusiness. Connect with us on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/brevard-business-news. Visit the BBN archive on the web at http://brevardbusinessnews.com/index.cfm.

The September 14, 2026 issue of BBN is full of interesting interviews and news. Available online, in your mailbox and ar...
09/08/2026

The September 14, 2026 issue of BBN is full of interesting interviews and news. Available online, in your mailbox and around town this week’s paper begins with a feature on Dan Kelley and Community Credit Union of Florida. CCU is building a 90,000–square–foot corporate headquarters in Palm Shores. The building will house a 3,000–square–foot community meeting space reflecting CCU’s commitment to being an active partner throughout Brevard County.
Elizabeth Andermann is the owner and operator of Consign & Design Marketplace at 3680 N. Wickham Road. The business opened in April and is seeing strong sales. Her store is considered a treasure trove for shoppers offering an inventory of gently–used upscale furniture, coastal artwork, beach–inspired home décor, and designer finds
Neighbor Up Brevard new rental housing units in the Greater Heights expansion project is almost completed. The nonprofit organization has transformed the area, uplifting families and youngsters with programs and services. LaShaundra McGhee, Susan Vallette and Jennifer Quartz share news about the upcoming Anchor Breakfast fundraiser.
These and other stories may be read on Facebook, LinkedIn and online at www.brevardbusinessnews.com and
https://lnkd.in/dTSwc7n .

For BBN advertising information and pricing contact Adrienne Roth at [email protected]

The September 7th, 2026 issue of BBN is now available in your mailbox, online and around town. Indian River Furniture in...
09/01/2026

The September 7th, 2026 issue of BBN is now available in your mailbox, online and around town.
Indian River Furniture in Rockledge has been a family owned and operated business since 1939. The store offers complimentary interior design service for customers. The 32,000–square–foot showroom is filled with all types of living room sets, bedroom sets, dining tables, and sofas, as well as an extensive inventory of accessories. . Jeremy Tigwell, general manager and interior designer Andrea Zgonc look forward to welcoming customers.
Amy Lyon is chief executive officer of New Life Mission. Her nonprofit is dedicated to helping homeless mothers and their children transition from dependency to long–term self–sufficiency and break the generational cycle of poverty. Historically, 90 percent of New Life Mission program graduates do not return to homelessness. Their fundraiser, “Opening Doors for Women” is scheduled for October 8th.
Kathryn Rudloff, the new president of United Way Space Coast, is set to kick off the fall Workplace Campaign. The Campaign raises funds for United Way Space Coast’s nonprofit partner agencies. The agencies provide a range of safety–net services to families and individuals. Travis Proctor, chair of the United Way Space Coast board and Rudloff share the news.
These and other stories may be read on Facebook, LinkedIn and online at https://lnkd.in/dTSwc7n .

For BBN advertising information and pricing contact Adrienne Roth at [email protected]

The Space Coast Machinist Apprenticeship Program, a four–year curriculum that includes full–time on–the–job training at ...
08/25/2026

The Space Coast Machinist Apprenticeship Program, a four–year curriculum that includes full–time on–the–job training at member companies, will mark its 30th year in 2027. Employers are the foundation of every apprenticeship program. SCMAP is seeking more manufacturing companies to get involved as demand for skilled machinists is growing. The SCMAP team includes John Dorgan, Harry Perrette, Damion Johnson and Julie Johnson.
Dr. Lori Parsons is director of Lifetime Counseling & Wellness on Barton Boulevard in Rockledge. The longtime outpatient counseling practice recently moved into its new facility, relocating from Historic Cocoa Village. In 2017, Lifetime Counseling became a department of the Space Coast Health Foundation. Johnette Gindling is president and CEO.
The College Scholarship Golf Classic is set for Nov. 6 at Rockledge Country Club. Registration is underway. The EFSC Foundation benefits from the event. The EFSC team includes Jamie Howell; Jamie Smith, Margaux Blais, Zach McGoffin, Konni Anglett, Christen Mea, Victoria Jones,; and Dawn Niehoff.
These and other stories may be read on Facebook, LinkedIn and online at https://lnkd.in/dTSwc7n .

For BBN advertising information and pricing contact Adrienne Roth at [email protected]

The August 24, 2026 issue of BBN is now available in your mailbox, online and around town. Community Bank of the South s...
08/19/2026

The August 24, 2026 issue of BBN is now available in your mailbox, online and around town.
Community Bank of the South sees opportunity to grow in the Melbourne area and has opened a loan production office while searching for a permanent branch location. The 26–year–old bank, locally owned, has branches in Cocoa and Rockledge, and Merritt Island. The Community Bank of the South team includes: Bill Taylor, Charlie McCoach, Pedro Guirola, and Kelly Guldi.
Space Coast Jazz Society has been keeping alive and promoting a unique genre of music since 1986. The organization puts on jazz concerts from September through May with performers who have impressive musical resumes and have played alongside some of the greats in the field. Gigi Gordon, and Bobbie Vance are board members of the Space Coast Jazz Society.
Lesli Smith, is the new vice president of resource development at Space Coast Habitat for Humanity. She has nearly 30 years of experience raising funds for nonprofits, in Florida and Texas. Anna Terry is Space Coast Habitat’s executive director. Under her seven–year leadership of the organization, Space Coast Habitat has closed 37 homes.

These and other stories may be read on Facebook, LinkedIn and online at https://lnkd.in/dTSwc7n .

For BBN advertising information and pricing contact Adrienne Roth at [email protected]

The August 17, 2026 issue of BBN is now available in your mailbox, online and around town. Joyal Homes recently broke gr...
08/11/2026

The August 17, 2026 issue of BBN is now available in your mailbox, online and around town. Joyal Homes recently broke ground on its newest model at Aripeka, a high–end single–family home development in Viera. Joyal Homes constructs custom designed homes throughout Brevard County. The model is the ‘St. Paul,’ named after Joyal Homes’ founder Paul Joyal. The team includes Todd Pokrywa, Tom Hull, Toni Mays, and Jeff Joseph.
Suril Lakhani and Stuti Lakhani, a husband–and–wife business team, have owned Print Depot in Palm Bay for 10 years. They have consistently made equipment upgrades to keep their shop on the cutting edge of the printing industry. Soon, a flatbed UV hybrid printer will be arriving at their business on Palm Bay Road. Their son, Kian Lakhani, is working at Print Depot this
Canaveral Council of Technical Societies will present its third annual ‘Space Visions Symposium’ on Sept. 11 at the Space Coast Health Foundation Center for Collaboration in Rockledge. The event is open to the public and will feature experts addressing a range of topics, including in–space construction, space infrastructure, and logistics for sustained operations. Jennifer Kennedy–Ness, Andy Clark and Nimisha Vyas share the news.
These and other stories may be read on Facebook, LinkedIn and online at https://lnkd.in/dTSwc7n .

For BBN advertising information and pricing contact Adrienne Roth at [email protected]

Canaveral Council of Technical Societies will present its third annual ‘Space Visions Symposium’ on Sept. 11 at the Spac...
08/11/2026

Canaveral Council of Technical Societies will present its third annual ‘Space Visions Symposium’ on Sept. 11 at the Space Coast Health
Foundation Center for Collaboration in Rockledge. The event is open to the public and will feature experts addressing a range of topics,
including in–space construction, space infrastructure, and logistics for sustained operations. From left: Jennifer Kennedy–Ness, CEO,
Kennedy Solutions Group; Andy Clark, CCTS vice chair; and Nimisha Vyas, CCTS chair. They are at the Sands Space History Center
in Cape Canaveral. The day before the Symposium there will be a Cape Canaveral Space Force Bus Tour with a reception at the Sands
Space History Center. There is a separate fee to take the bus tour.

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