Featured Partner: NAT20

How is your Monday so far? It can be mixed-emotions for many as Leon County parents sent their kid(s) off for first day of school. Maybe some broke out their wine glasses and some cried as they drove away. We absolutely get it. We also said goodbye to Olympics ‘24 over the weekend. Queue the intro to California Love.” All eyes on Olympics ‘28 in L.A. TLH Beerfest ‘24 had another successful turnout for one of the largest Brewfests in Florida. Thanks to all of you who stopped by our table! From supporting community development, to local companies receiving accolades, to opening up a new business —more good news comes with good vibes. 🤗✨

Quick Summary

In this 217th edition, here’s the preview:

  • Grant Awards: Second Harvest of the Big Bend Received $20,500 Grant

  • TLH Business: ‘24 Florida Trend’s Best Companies

  • New Biz on the Block: El Rey Tacos + Beer

  • Featured Partner: Join NAT20 + September Event - Save the Date

  • Networking + Business Events

GRANT AWARDS

SECOND HARVEST

Image Credits: State Farm and Second Harvest

Second Harvest of the Big Bend Awarded $20,500 Grant by State Farm. The grant will assist in supplying food for Second Harvest's mobile distribution efforts across 16 county service area. | WTXL

  • Mobile distributions provide an effective method for food distribution while fostering an environment of respect and dignity. A mobile pantry aims to address the needs of underserved communities by eliminating access barriers, therefore enhancing capacity and fostering community development.

  • “This invaluable support enables us to provide essential food for our mobile distributions that are often located in areas that do not have affordable and consistent access to healthy and nutritious foods. It makes a significant difference in the lives of those in need,” said Monique Ellsworth, CEO of Second Harvest of the Big Bend.

  • "With this grant, State Farm is proud to support Second Harvest of the Big Bend in their mission to combat food insecurity and serve underserved communities," said Jose Soto, State Farm Corporate Responsibility Analyst.

TLH BUSINESS

FL’S BEST COMPANIES

Image Credit: MCCi via LI

MCCi has been recognized as one of Florida Trend’s Best Companies to Work for in Florida. | LI

  • MCCi recently celebrated their 21st year, and for the fifth time they were named as one of the best companies in Florida. They attributed their win to their hardworking employees who played a big role in developing an exceptional culture within the MCCi family of brands.

🎉 Here are the Tallahassee-based companies which made it to the list: | See full list here

🏆 Best Large Companies (250 or more employees)

🏆 Best Midsized Companies (50 to 249 employees)

🏆 Best Small Companies (fewer than 50 employees)

NBOTB

EL REY TACOS + BEER

Image Credits: Tallahassee Table and El Rey

Exciting new Mexican restaurant, El Rey Tacos & Beer, offers bold flavors to empty slot in Midtown. | Tallahassee Table

  • El Rey Tacos & Beer has recently opened their Midtown storefront restaurant in July, located in the former home of Taco Republik. |📍 Location

  • The co-owners, Martin Moreno and Mauricio Chavez, are from the state of Michoacán in West-Central Mexico. Both of their wives are developing the recipes and cooking at El Rey. Customers can already experience the essence of homemade quality and authenticity.

  • El Rey, which means “the king,” adds a few adventurous choices to its menu, which features a long list of tacos, rice bowl or burritos, tortas and Antojos Del Rey | Full Menu here 🌮🌯

  • The owners plan on being a late-night choice for customers frequenting the bars in the area, offering cocktails such as a Michelada, like a Mexican Bloody Mary but made with beer, along with a Margarona, a margarita made with beer. | Late Night Menu here 🍺

FEATURED PARTNER

Image Credit: NAT20

NAT20 | Join Nat20 + Sept 5th Event

  • NAT20 allows you to meet other geeks in Tallahassee. They help you form connections and friendships as they introduce everyone to the things that make Tallahassee unique. ✨🤝🤓 Join NAT20 LinkedIn Group now!

🗓️ Save the Date: NAT20 Event on September 5th, Thurs. 6 PM to 8 PM at The Pickle Pad, 1925 N Monroe St Suite 109, Tallahassee, FL 32303

EVENTS

NETWORKING + BUSINESS

Image Credit: INIE

Aug. 15th, Thurs. 11:30 AM to 1 PM EDT at FSU IT Services, 1721 W Paul Dirac Dr: Joint TalTech & ISACA Luncheon (Hybrid Event) | Ticket price: $0 for Members; $40 for Non-Members Tickets Learn More

Aug. 15th to 18th, Thurs. to Sun. at Ritz Carlton Amelia Island: Annual Chamber Community Conference by Tallahassee Chamber | Register

Aug. 21st, Wed. 5:30 PM to 7 PM EDT at Foundation Meeting Room 625 E. Tennessee St.: Beyond Social Media - Building a Lasting Brand that Attracts Capital by Capital City Chamber | Learn More

Featured Event: Aug. 21st to 22nd, Wed. to Thurs. 5 PM to 7 PM, 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM EDT at the TCC Workforce Development Building, 444 Appleyard Dr: Sector Forward Conference by INIE | Learn More

  • Networking connection event on August 21st, 5 PM to 6:30 PM.

  • Julia Holly will be the speaker on August 22nd, 10:15 AM to 10:50 AM.

  • Member Registration here

  • Non-Member Registration here

Aug. 21st to 22nd, Wed. to Thurs. 8:30 AM to 4 PM EDT at Tallahassee State College Fine & Performing Arts Center: LEAD Training Program by CareerSource Capital Region | Ticket price: $500 Register Learn More

Aug. 22nd, Thurs. 9 AM to 4 PM EDT at the Florida Hotel & Conference Center in Orlando: 2024 Florida Technology & Innovation Solution Summit by Florida Chamber Foundation | Register Learn More

Aug. 26th, Mon. 8 AM to 9:30 AM EDT: JH Creative Labs by Julia Holly | Ticket price: $49.99 Reserve a Spot

  • JHC Creative Labs are designed for people or teams for a one-time session. This is for group access to get constructive feedback, design critiques, or creative inspiration.

  • Min. of 6 to max. of 10 spots.

Aug. 27th, Tues. 11:30 AM to 1 PM EDT at Alumni Center, 1030 W Tennessee St: The Economic Club of Florida presents Lee White “How Autonomous Trucking Will Deliver the Future”

  • Register for Onsite Luncheon: $0 for Members, $40 for Non-Members

  • Register for Virtual Webinar

Aug. 28th, Wed. 6 PM to 8 PM EDT at Hotel Indigo Tallahassee, College Town: “Supporting Nonprofits in For Profit World” by Working Class Wednesday | Ticket price: Free for RSVP, $100 for Community Partner, $50 for Vendor Register

Aug. 29th, Thurs. 5:30 PM EDT at Domi Station: Strategizing Your Business Success by Capital City Chamber | Learn More

Sept. 11th, Wed. 5:30 PM to 7 PM EDT at Foundation Meeting Room 625 E. Tennessee St.: Building Strong Financial Projections by Capital City Chamber | Register

Sept. 23rd to 24th, Mon. to Tues. 8 AM to 7:30 PM EDT at FSU Turnbull Center: Advantage Conference 2024 + 30th Anniversary Celebration by Capital City Chamber | Register

EPISODE 51

Join us this Wednesday on LinkedIn, Facebook, or YouTube sponsored by JH Creative channels. We will talk about CityClips status and “Latest Open Rates”. Got questions? Join us live!

- Julia & Ali ([email protected])

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