Job TitleJob Description Northeast Florida Experience Jacksonville... You Choose Where. Jacksonville is rapidly growing metropolitan city with approximately 1.5 million residents. Jacksonville hosts a NFL franchise, a large music scene, river and beach activities, as well as beautiful historic districts. Due to its convenient location Jacksonville has mild climates, a reasonable cost of living, high quality of life and a business-friendly government that makes it a popular location for corporate expansions and relocations. You can choose to live near the beach, the river, an eclectic art scene, in a historic neighborhood, or the great outdoors all available within our tri-county area. Jacksonville also enjoys An NFL team- The Jacksonville Jaguars A minor league baseball team- The Jumbo ShrimpAn American Basketball Association team- The GiantsAn international airport An international port of call (Carnival Cruise Line)NAS Jax and Mayport Military BasesSt. Augustine, FLThe Oldest City In The Nation. St Augustine is known for being the oldest city in America. Along with its historic charm it boasts some of the best beaches and intercoastal living in Florida. It is easy to see, when you stroll along the brick-lined streets and delight in the city's European flavor, St Augustine's unique scenery and history set this city apart from any other in the country. St. Johns County also is home to one of the greatest school systems in the state. The World Golf Hall of Fame, Flagler College, The Players Championship, along with the community of Nocatee named by Newsweek Magazine as one of the Best Places To Live In Florida 2020, are all part of the St Augustine experience. Come live and work in a big city environment within a small quaint town. Southeast Georgia Explore St. Marys & Brunswick/St. Simons, Island Historic St. Marys, Georgia offers culture, heritage and outdoor activities that will ensure a relaxing visit. Live like the locals and wander the streets of the historic district to enjoy unique shopping and coastal cuisine. Hit the St. Marys River for a kayaking or fishing excursion or catch the ferry to Cumberland Island. Hike or bike to explore Crooked River State Park and the McIntosh Tabby Sugar Works Ruins. Enjoy the best of coastal living in our beautiful and historic city – where everything old is new again! Brunswick is a city that invites you to come play – explore waterways & history, music, art, and theatre venues. In this business-friendly environment, a qualified local workforce is a top priority. St. Simons Island, GA is home to fabulous beaches, golfing, charter fishing, spas and salons, and a variety of restaurants, fun events and entertainment for everyone. The unspoiled beauty of St. Simons and its distinctively charming beach lifestyle that is unhurried and under-developed are what make it so special. Come see what the rest of the country is so excited about, and welcome to the best of the Island lifestyle! Full of history and Southern charm, St. Simons Island boasts beautiful live Southern Oaks draped with Spanish moss that give the island a unique sense of time and place, unlike any other. It's no wonder St. Simons Island was recently voted among the most romantic destinations in the U.S., and one visit is all you'll need to fall in love with Georgia's Golden Isles. Lakeland, FLThe Land Of Lakes Lakeland welcomes you with a small-town feel but offers the perfect proximity to big towns. Conveniently located between Tampa and Orlando means quick access to world famous beaches and adventure parks. Enjoy the thirty-eight lakes with year-round weather that central Florida offers. The mild winters boast temperatures rarely dipping below seventy degrees. Home to Florida Southern College, which proudly hosts the largest on-site collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture. The Polk Museum of Art is loved by history buffs and art lovers alike. Take a stroll around Lake Mirror Complex to enjoy the history of Lakeland that dates back to the late 1800's. Garden enthusiasts are invited to visit Hollis Garden to experience over 10,000 flowers, ornamental shrubs, and native trees that live in this botanical display. Come visit and see why people love living in Central Florida.
