KeriCure Inc. will be selling its wound care products in 855 Publix stores starting next month. KeriCure, a Tampa-based, woman-owned small business, struck a deal to sell its skin protectant product line in 616 Publix stores throughout Florida and in 239 locations throughout Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina and Alabama, a statement said. It’s scheduled to be available at Publix as of Sept. 13. The products have been sold at Kroger (NYSE: KR) stores throughout the south for the past month. Adding Publix Super Markets, headquartered in Lakeland, is key for KeriCure since both are Florida-based companies, said Kerriann Greenhaigh, founder, […]
KeriCure CEO Kerriann Greenhalgh Interview with Your PC Hero – Companies Doing It Right
KeriCure CEO Kerriann Greenhalgh was recently interviewed by YourPCHero on the topic of “Companies Doing It Right”. To listen to the interview, please visit YourPCHero’s website to listen or download the PodCast.
Featured in USF’s The Oracle: Alumna’s skin care research hits shelves
Alumna’s skin care research hits shelves By Alex Rosenthal, MANAGING EDITOR Published: Thursday, June 20, 2013 Updated: Thursday, June 20, 2013 Some students can only dream of having their research leave the lab and land commercially on store shelves nationwide, but one USF alumna is making a name for herself through research she began while working on her dissertation in 2007. Now, Kerriann Greenhalgh, who graduated from USF in 2007 with a PhD in organic chemistry, has products readily available in local stores and online, with plans to expand distribution out of Florida and develop more products. “Seeing something I created in a lab […]
KeriCure Sponsoring Epic Sports Marketing Father’s Day Triathalon
KeriCure Inc. is a sponsor for the Epic Sports Marketing Father’s Day Triathalon. For more information about this event, please click here.
Tampa Bay Times: Tampa Bay at a crossroads in nurturing startup culture
KeriCure Inc. was featured in a Tampa Bay Times Article, “Tampa Bay at a crossroads in nurturing startup culture”. Click the link to read the full article on the Tampa Bay Times website. ,