Join us to learn from Adam Oliver, MD, neurosurgeon at Tallahassee Neurological Clinic and Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare (TMH), for a discussion on the latest technological advancements in neurosurgery that are creating better outcomes for patients in our community. These advancements include new brain perfusion technology that calculates tissue viability in the brain during a stroke, allowing patients to receive life-saving treatments for longer periods after the onset of stroke; and 3D medical models that bring recreations of brain tissue into surgeons hands – allowing more advanced planning for complex surgical procedures – to treat brain aneurysms and arteriovenous malformations (AVM). These 3D medical models are made possible through a one-of-a-kind partnership between TMH and Axial 3D, a UK-based medical technology firm focused on driving the global adoption of 3D printing within healthcare, and only available throughout the Southeast at Tallahassee Memorial.
Register for the luncheon and find more details www.taltech.org
Luncheon will begin at 11:30am at the Capital City Country Club on Wed., July 24, 2019
Non-member tickets are $25, complimentary student membership and luncheon tickets available, TalTech Alliance membership includes a ticket/s to this event.
Why I joined the Chamber
“As members of the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Conference since 2010, CCYS has experienced a great deal of benefits and opportunities to expand our network and deepen our current relationships with our community partners. As a local non-profit we do business every day with local Tallahassee businesses like Kraft Nissan, Target Print & Mail, ABC WTXL, and many others, so we understand the importance of maintaining and building relationships. While we interact with the managers, staff, and owners of these businesses on a regular basis through email and phone, we rarely get to see them face-to-face throughout a busy day. The Chamber and the many events they host throughout the year including the Annual Conference, Professional Women’s Forum, and Business After Hours allow us to spend time one-one-one time with our partners. This time together in a casual atmosphere allows us to deepen our relationships with those that help make CCYS run smoothly. These interactions also allow businesses that support CCYS to get to know us better and ask more in-depth questions about what we do and how we do it so they can be assured that their support of CCYS is well invested. With the recent launch of CCYS’ new brand and logo over the past year, the Chamber has also been an invaluable resource that has helped CCYS quickly spread the word about the new brand and the services and programs that we offer to homeless, runaway, and at-risk youth.”
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