A List of Some of Greater Tampa Bay’s Notable Folks and Their Latest Achievements
Mike Murrill – AdventHealth Pasco
AdventHealth has named Mike Murrill the new president and CEO for its Pasco locations. Murrill received a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Andrews University and a master’s in Business Administration from the University of Colorado. He also has two decades of experience in the medical profession.
Previously, Murrill served the Southeast region of AdventHealth in Redmond, Georgia, where he led the area through its transition into the AdventHealth system. In addition to this, he was also the regional CEO. Pasco County has seen massive growth and with Murrill’s help, AdventHealth will provide “high-quality whole-person care” to the community.
Gregory Zolkos – Atlas Professional Services
Gregory Zolkos was named a finalist for 2023 Tampa Bay Chamber Outstanding Business Leader. The Tampa Bay Chamber is a not-for-profit organization that promotes businesses and business interests. For 43 years, the Chamber has recognized leaders and businesses through their Small Business of the Year Awards.
Zolkos is president and CEO of Atlas Professional Services, providing IT services to companies of all sizes within the Greater Tampa Bay area. His business now serves more than 200 customers, showcasing his skills in business management and entrepreneurship. He received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of South Florida.
Leroy Moore – ULI Tampa Bay
The Urban Land Institute Tampa Bay recently named Leroy Moore a Global Governing Trustee. The Global Governing Trustees represent and serve as the voice of a broad and diverse membership in substantive matters facing ULI.
Moore previously served as the ULI Tampa Bay chair and is the senior vice president and COO of the Tampa Housing Authority. He has led operations in the development of over 7,300 units of housing across the US with an emphasis on mixed income and mixed-use sustainable development. He also oversees the Tampa Bay Authority’s assisted housing program, contracting, public safety, communications and more.
Wade Boggs – Tampa Bay Rays
Tampa native, Wade Boggs, is set to be inducted into the Rays’ Hall of Fame as a member of the inaugural class. The Tampa Bay Rays Hall of Fame was established this year in celebration of the organization’s 25th Anniversary. Boggs made history for the Rays on March 31, 1998, when he hit a two-run homer in the sixth inning of the Rays’ first game, securing the first runs in team history.
Boggs was drafted by the Boston Red Sox where he played from 1982 to 1992, then signed with the Yankees in 1993. He later signed with the Tampa Bay Rays, formerly known as the Devil Rays, in 1998 where he spent the last two seasons of his career. Boggs is a five-time batting champ and 12-time all-star.
Rick Vail – Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties
Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties has recently promoted Rick Vail to chief construction officer. Vail previously served as the vice president of construction for the company. He has been with Habitat for over 11 years and provides families with the opportunity to become homeowners.
As CCO, Vail will be tasked with managing and overseeing all aspects of construction for Habitat homes from start to finish, including the closing of these homes. The Pinellas and West Pasco branch of Habitat for Humanity has been recognized as the second largest Habitat affiliate in the nation.
Dr. Stacy Baier – Helios Education Foundation
Dr. Stacy Baier is set to rejoin the Helios Education Foundation as senior vice president. Dr. Baier has over 25 years of educational philanthropy experience. She has served as the CEO of Pinellas Education Foundation, president and CEO of Florida Philanthropic Network, vice president and program director of College and Career Readiness for Helios and executive director of the Consortium of Florida Education Foundations.
Dr. Baier received a bachelor’s degree in P犀利士 sychology from the University of South Florida, a PhD in Educational Leadership from the University of Florida and a Master of Education from Harvard University. She was also recognized for the third time in Florida Trend 500’s Most Influential Leaders under the nonprofit/philanthropy category.
