From 850 Business Magazine Jobs are available, and Tallahassee has a workforce that includes many people looking for work. At times, however, the needs of employers and the capabilities of job seekers don’t sync up. The Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce is working to close that skills gap. It has committed to work with its […]
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“The Governor has provided a lot of appropriate flexibility for local communities and every family to make informed decisions about what’s best for them. We encourage all businesses and their employees to continue practicing defined safety measures.” […]
In this most difficult year, Peter shares his brutally candid perspectives on the biggest and toughest issues, including the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic on the political ambitions and futures of key leaders. […]
The Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce is pushing dual efforts to address ongoing gaps in creating and finding skilled workers through a new website and initiative called Talent 2030. […]
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What Talent 2030 has done, it has really created the collaboration between all of the resources that are in our community. […]
With so many uncertainties still impacting businesses, it is likely to take some time before Tallahassee experiences a return to pre-pandemic jobs numbers. […]
We believe that the 2020 Local Candidate Guide offers valuable insight into the diverse perspectives that will be represented on upcoming ballots. […]
Carl Fuqua’s Tallahassee Chamber membership combines the best of both worlds, building viable relationships and growing his business. […]
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In 2008, alongside an Omega Psi Phi fraternity brother, Royle founded the Omega Lamplighters – a program designed to empower young men with the tools they need to become active, educated, and responsible citizens. […]
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“Even the Gator faithful want Florida State football to play,” said Sue Dick, the president and CEO of the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce. […]
“Our membership in the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce results in weekly benefits. We attend Business Nuts and Bolts, Business After Hours, Lunch & Learn and many of the ribbon cuttings. These provide opportunities to meet and serve new and existing members which equates to increased profits. The chamber leadership team constantly provides top-notch educational and networking events which produce tangible results and every year the programming gets even better.”
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