Read-To-Leads at Midtown Reader are an opportunity to hear community leaders talk about the books that formed them and shaped their thinking. Each Read-to-Lead is focused on a particular theme or subject. January’s Read-To-Lead is focused on Holocaust Remembrance and Education, and will feature Linda Davey, Education Coordinator for the Holocaust Education Research Council, and Dr. Monte Finklestein, former dean of the history department at TCC, as moderators. Panelists will talk about the books about the Holocaust that have been most formative/influential for them—why and how did the book have an impact on them, and in what ways has it spurred them to action? How have they seen it influence others? Come for an important and engaging discussion, and leave with some enlightening new reads!
Why I joined the Chamber
“The Chamber is all about being given the opportunity to form relationships through networking. In Leads Groups, you spend quality time with other businesses, and often gain “Access” (another Chamber group focusing on younger members) to their connections as well. In Leadership Tallahassee, you gain a new family of business leaders, and are guaranteed exposure to something or some group you were not familiar with, while broadening your understanding of all things “Tallahassee”. With LT’s Building Better Boards, you get to spend an evening with a great, philanthropic/altruistic group who are learning to serve their nonprofits more effectively. With the Chamber Conference, you get to spend quality time off-site and in a more casual setting while learning more about our community. Is the Chamber helpful for your business? Absolutely – especially if you join, engage, and take advantage of the great programs they offer!”
Ben Graybar
The Gantt Financial Group

