About
Brent Britton is a lawyer. Brent Britton would like to be *your* lawyer.
Brent also teaches a class on creativity and business planning in entrepreneurship at the University of Tampa.
A long time ago, Brent was a computer scientist. He has a wicked, cool, education.
Some reporter once said Brent was “arguably the most sought after one-man think tank for entrepreneurs across Central Florida.” Brent has spent a lot of time advising technology companies. He currently spends a lot of time doing that in San Francisco, CA, and Tampa, FL.
A couple of years ago, Brent wrote a book on IP law. A million years ago, Brent founded Britton Silberman & Cervantez, LLP, a “young, hip, cool, and fun” law firm.
Brent is licensed to practice law in California, New York, and Florida. He is rated AV-preeminent by Martindale-Hubble, and he is listed annually among the Florida Legal Elite and the Best Lawyers in America. In 2007, he was named a distinguished alumnus of the MIT Media Laboratory.
Learn more about Brent on his slideshare page, his law firm bio, his linkedin page, his twitter feed, and his facebook page.
RE: Your and the SP Times article
Dear Mr. Triqaux,
Thank you for the article in today’s SP Times.
We are all in the same boat in Tampa Bay; therefore
the following challenge also includes you, your colleagues and your newspaper.
Keep up the good words, we are all in that boat in Tampa Bay – we hope they will help cut the snagged anchor lines and get us back underway ….
neil
To: All Tampa Bay Metro Market Media, editors, educators, business, political and EDC leaders, architects- engineers… citizens – what are your ten best that will take Tampa Bay to the TOP?
Re: The Clean Millennium –
Here are our Top Ten ten, please share your Top Ten.
1. Establish Super Counties: example consolidate the City of Tampa and Hillsborough County.
2. Select Transportation [Air – Sea- Land] as our Regional PRIMARY Target Industry.
3. Consolidate all transportation authorities into a Tampa Bay Ports Authority.
4. Support the start-up of University based think tanks, make them happen.
5. Start thinking in Mega Trends – see item 4 above.
6. Help – support the start-up of a National Public Newspaper [NPN] to complete the National Public Media Triad [Radio+TV+Print].
7. Help end the failing duopoly, register as a NPA voter [the goal is 33.4% NPA voters by 2012].
8. Establish a 2100 Blueprint – design what the Tampa Bay metro market will look like at the end of this century.
9. Support the 21st Century’s first global airport; the Florida Global Airport [FGA] to be built in the four corners area of West Central Florida.
10. Create a Clean Millennium BAYWORLD.
Neil Cosentino
Director, Camelot Florida
Camelot Florida@verizon.net
Camelot Florida is a public interest think tank;
our VMG vision mission goal is Florida first in quality of life.
neil.cosentino@verizon.net
813-251-4669
“Leadership fails if afraid to fail”