JAN. 2024
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An official publication of the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce
GRCC Annual Dinner and Awards
Masquerade Ball Feb. 2, 2024 Congratulations Business of the Year Finalists! Register now for the Annual Dinner and Awards!
From the Chair
GRCC Office: 6152 Delancey Station Street Suite 205 Riverview, FL 33578 www.riverviewchamber.com 813-234-5944
Office Hours:
Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Fri. 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
GRCC Staff Ny'Kole "Nykki" Krivda, BSc., MBA-HRM President and Ceo Teri Perkins Director of Branding and Marketing Elizabeth Corn Event Coordinator Sheri D’Avello Director of Member Services
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Happy New Year! I hope you ushered in the New Year with excitement for all of its potential. It's 2024 and I pray your resolutions are abundantly successful!!! I personally don't "do" New Year Resolutions (it makes the gym less disappointing when I never show). I do however set achievable goals, and our goals this year have a common theme of "More in '24!" For me, the methods in which I plan to achieve my goals are important and thus purposeful. I want more out of relationships; it's my primary goal this year. To achieve this goal, I have to be purposeful in planning. Business relationships will only grow if I am involved in the opportunities presented to me. The Chamber heard all of the requests and now offers many fun and engaging activities throughout each month, thereby extending the opportunity to grow those business relationships- which in turn directly grows business. You can't make the early morning meeting - how about lunch? Dinner? A different day of the week? Ladies? LGBTQ+? Young Pro? Military? Newbie? We've got something just for you! See you soon! OEL Heating & Cooling
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Board of Directors
Chair of the Board Tammy See OEL Heating & Cooling
Jim Johnson Board Emeritus
Dave Boyle YMCA Camp Cristina
Gabriel Mbulo Edward Jones
Treasurer Theresa Sharkey Your Pie
Past Chair Michael Broussard The Flying Locksmiths
Ron Akers FruxPay
Annette Bilyeu Spectrum Reach
Joel Brown Tampa Electric
Jeff Campbell
Patrick Downes St. Joseph Hospital South
John Mayhew Mayhew Mediations
Jason Newmyer AdventHealth-Riverview
Bill Short
Elena Westrop Charity Clothing Pickup
Lydansco Business Consulting Strategic Planning & Funding, LLC
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GRCC Ambassador Team
Brittany Petrie Bank OZK
Chris Nelson LegalShield
An ABC Event, Inc.
Dave Lechuga Florida Executive Realty
Dawn Myers Myers Law PA
Elena Westrop Charity Clothing Pickup
Howell Hunt Ace Hardware
Jen Friedrichsen
Jill Jofko
Joe Eletto
Joe Nichols
Annette Bilyeu Spectrum Reach
T & J Painting, LLC
Riverview Woman's Club
Lisa Jordan
Lisa Tackus
Accent American, Inc.
Align Right
Century 21 Beggins
Craig Beckinger
trax - Credit Union
Melissa Canfield Melissa Hartmann Grease Monkey
Osprey Observer
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GRCC Ambassador Team
Paulette Y. Merchant
Mike Jones
Pat Magruder
Preservation 1st Financial Group
FL DOE Vocational Rehabilitation
Magruder Agency
Keller Williams South Shore
Renee Scott
Richard Rohde
Renee Scott Insurance
R Processor, Inc.
Ron Akers
Tammy Dotson
Tammy See
Tyla Phillip
Michael Beiter
OEL Heating & Cooling
FruxPay
Time 2 S.H.I.N.E. Consulting
Huntington Learning Center
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GRCC Ambassador Team Congratulations to the GRCC Ambassador of the Month, Lisa Jordan with Accent American, Inc. Accent American is a family owned and operated business in Tampa since 1985, providing high quality, certified professional carpet and upholstery cleaning, including leather, tile grout cleaning, Oriental and specialty rug cleaning, as well as water damage, fire damage, smoke and nicotine damage, and mold remediation and restoration and more.
Are you interested in becoming an Ambassador? Ambassadors are highly visible, prestigious volunteers who serve as the Chamber's primary liaison to Chamber members. Considered the goodwill arm of the Chamber, the Ambassador Team plays an essential role in member recruitment, communication, and retention. Each Ambassador is charged with conveying member needs, questions, and concerns to Chamber staff, keeping our Chamber in line with our members' desires. Each Ambassador makes a commitment to build lasting relationships with the community in order to build a loyal, committed membership base that will continue to support, participate, and invest in the Chamber. If you are interested in being an Ambassador or would like more information, please contact Sheri today at (813) 234-5944 or Sheri@RiverviewChamber.com
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Welcome New Members! The Goddard School Chandrashekar Laveti www.goddardschool.com/ schools
iSMASH of Tampa David Segui https://ismashusa.com/loc ations/fl-tampa/
Bayview Graphix Jason Jones hwww.bayviewgraphix.com
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Welcome New Members! If you are in your first year of membership, we invite you to attend the Year One Club! Meetings are the last Friday of each month. In this smaller group setting, you will forge new connections, learn new business development skills from featured speakers, practice networking skills, and have fun! No charge - please register to attend.
FIRST MEETING: Jan. 26 - 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Your Pie - 125 E. Bloomingdale Ave., Brandon
Register This is an orientation meeting where we inform our new and potentially new Investors/members about all of the great opportunities that exist within the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce and how to get the most out of your membership!
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Thank you Renewing Members! 29 YEARS
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Ken Hope Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc. https://kenhopeac.com/
Critter Adoption and Rescue Effort, Inc. (C.A.R.E.) http://www.careshelter.org
26 YEARS M and M Printing http://www.mmprintinc.com
25 YEARS Lanese & Associates, Inc. http://Lanese-Cpa.com
16 YEARS Canine Cabana, LLC https://caninecabana.biz/ Panera Bread-Covelli Franchise http://paneraflorida.com
15 YEARS ECHO – Emergency Care Help Organization http://www.echofl.org Morningstar Electric, LLC http://www.MorningstarElectricLLC.com/ Southbay Periodontics & Implantology http://www.southbayperio.net
Eye Site Center http://www.eyesitecenter.com
12 YEARS Spectrum Reach https://business.spectrum.com
11 YEARS Angel Foundation FL http://angelfoundationfl.com Chris’s Plumbing Service, Inc. http://www.chrissplumbing.com
10 YEARS Bryan Hindman Electric LLC http://www.bryanhindmanelectric.com FirstLight Home Care http://www.firstlighthomecare.com
9 YEARS Abdoney Orthodontics https://abdoneyortho.com/contact-usriverview/
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Thank you Renewing Members! 9 YEARS
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High 5, Inc. https://www.high5inc.org/
Image360 – Tampa/Ybor City http://image360yborcity.com
The Trey Curry Foundation http://treycurryfoundation.org/
Tessera of Brandon http://www.TesseraBrandon.com
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Bob Billa’s SHJ Plumbing, LLC http://www.shjplumbing.com
Charity Clothing Pickup http://www.clothingpickupflorida.com
Raulerson Castillo and Company CPA’s and Consultants, LLC http://www.rcwcpas.com/
Marlin James, Inc. http://www.marlinjames.com
Women’s Care Florida, Women’s Care https://www.womenscareobgyn.com
7 YEARS Fantastic Sams – Riverview https://www.fantasticsams.com/
Noh Hassle Bookkeeping http://www.inthenoh.com Principal Financial Group, Inc. https://www.richardalewis.com
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Certified Roofers & General Contractors, Inc. https://certifiedroofers.com/
IHOP Restaurants http://www.ihop.com
Sylvan Learning – Apollo Beach https://locations.sylvanlearning.com
Papa John’s – Riverview https://www.papajohns.com
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RE/MAX Realty Unlimited – Riverview https://realty-unlimited-brandonfl.remax.com/
7th Sky http://7thsky.co
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Thank you Renewing Members! 2 YEARS Ace Hardware http://www.crossroadsace.com CP Kazor
1 YEAR Battle Tampa Bay, Inc. https://battleusa.org/ Dietrich & Kelso Orthodontics http://www.DKOsmiles.com Grease Monkey http://www.greasemonkeyauto.com Greenbrook Medical http://www.greenbrookmedical.com Lydansco Fractional CFO & Commercial Lending, LLC Point of Impact Firearms Academy, Inc. http://poifirearmsacademy.com
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Signature Events 2024! Please join the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce for an evening of elegance and mystique as we celebrate the 2024 Annual Dinner and Awards night with a Masquerade Ball! The Cocktail Hour will begin at 5:00 p.m., with dinner being served at 6:00 p.m.
Register The GRCC Nonprofit Showcase highlights the many nonprofit members within the Chamber. Please join us for this showcase and learn more about the organizations and their causes, and how you can join them by donating, volunteering, or supporting in various ways.
Register Join us as early as 11 AM on Saturday, April 20, 2024, for the GRCC 29th Annual Golf Tournament at Summerfield Crossings Golf Club! The midway of vendors, including food samples, located around the putting green area will be open from 11 AM to 1:00 PM. The Bryan Hindman Electric Ball Drop will take place at 12:30 PM, and the tournament will have an opening celebration with shotgun start at 1:00 PM.
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Signature Events 2024! Join members and guests of the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce for our 2024 Legislative Wrap Up at The Regent. As the Florida Legislature's Session comes to a close, hear from key lawmakers on their experience this session, which bills passed, which did not, and the legislative impact on business.
Register Community members are encouraged to support local GRCC restaurants through dine in, takeout, or ordering delivery during the month of June. In this initiative, our goal is to increase community exposure and social media engagement for our local food & beverage establishments. In this event, participants are supporting local, having fun, getting out of their comfort zone to try new restaurants, and winning prizes!
Each year, the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce (GRCC) rallies the community to present the Teaching to Excellence celebration. The purpose of this event is to warmly welcome the teachers new to the Riverview community from Riverview's public and charter schools; and also to honor each of these school's Teachers of the Year.
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Signature Events 2024! Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce invites you to attend a Political Forum. Meet the candidates as you mix and mingle, ask questions, and become educated on where the candidates stand. The evening culminates with a Straw Poll conducted by the Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections.
Register Join us for the FIRST annual Winthrop Fall Bazaar! There will be a marketplace with over 100 vendors, food trucks, activities for the kids, a HAY RIDE, performers, and more!
Register Join GRCC for the Light Up Winthrop Holiday Market! This festive holiday event features a Tree Lighting Ceremony, photos with Santa, games and crafts for the children, and live entertainment throughout. Over 100 vendors light up the night with a holiday market throughout the square, and food trucks offering food and drink. You don’t want to miss this exciting holiday event!
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Chamber Connections Networking groups are open to entire membership and members may attend for free. Visitors may attend for $10 per visit. You may attend one or all at any time.
AFTER 5 will be held at rotating locations of GRCC restaurant members each month.
Thurs., Jan. 25 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Chamber Connections Networking is about building relationships. InnovateHer is about more than networking. It is a place for professional women to grow, support, motivate, and inspire each other while learning business and leadership skills. InnovateHer will meet monthly. Free for GRCC members to attend. Non-members may attend for $25.00 per meeting charge.
Register Lambda Business Professionals is a social networking group created to bring LGBTQ+ professionals together to connect, support, and strengthen roots within the local community. The Lambda Business Professionals Group is a great way for LGBTQ+ professionals to show support of the LGBTQ+ businesses and to promote equality in the region. Free for GRCC members to attend. Non-members may attend for $25.00 per meeting charge.
Register Young Professionals Association is a group for professionals, ages 21 to 35, who are looking to build relationships with peers. This group will provide the opportunity for young professionals to network and build relationships with other individuals who are at the same place in their careers. Free for GRCC members to attend. Non-members may attend for $25.00 per meeting charge.
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Chamber Committees New Commit tee! Wed., January 17 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM GRCC Conference Room
Register The Economic Development Committee will focus on being a resource for workforce and career development; assist in presenting resources to our membership regarding financing, education, and business development; and become a support and network of service for the Nonprofit businesses of our Chamber. If you are interested in joining this committee, please contact the GRCC office at 813-234-5944 or email info@riverviewchamber.com. Committee Chair - Gabriel Mbulo, Edward Jones
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Chamber Committees Friday, Mar. 8
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM GRCC Conference Room
Register The Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce (GRCC) Military Affairs Committee is dedicated to serving and supporting our military (past, present and families) in the Greater Riverview community through advocating and educating the GRCC and community in how they can assist and participate in enriching the lives of our military community. Co-Chairs: Joe Eletto, Century 21 Beggins Richard Rohde, R Processor, Inc. Are you, or a member of your organization, a military veteran? We want to recognize you! Please click here to submit your information. Each month a military veteran is recognized at the GRCC Monthly Luncheon. We also encourage you to participate in the Military Affairs Committee!
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Chamber Happenings GRCC to Host Annual Dinner and Awards on Feb. 2, 2024 The Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce (GRCC) will host their exciting Annual Dinner and Awards on Friday, February 2, 2024, at The Regent. This year’s theme is “Masquerade Ball,” for an evening of elegance and mystique. The Cocktail Hour will begin at 5:00 PM until 6:00 PM, with the Dinner and Program beginning at 6:00 PM. The bar, sponsored by Christopher Ligori & Associates, will be serving beer and wine, and a delicious Charcuterie Board will be available during the Cocktail Hour. Dinner will be provided by 3 C’s Catering, including beef tenderloin, balsamic chicken breast, cheese tortellini, roasted asparagus, mushroom risotto, and choice of salad. During the enchanted evening, the Business of the Year Awards will be presented in the following categories: Business with 5 or Less Employees, Business with 6 to 19 Employees, and Business with 20 or More Employees. The following businesses are the finalists in these categories: Business with 5 or Less Employees: ABC Event Planning, Inc. Accent American, Inc. Parwani Law, P.A.
You Are Cordially Invited To
Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner and Awards
Business with 6 to 19 Employees: Ebb & Flow Yoga Life Grease Monkey Your Pie
Masquerade Ball Friday, February 2, 2024 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM The Regent - 6437 Watson Road Riverview, FL 33578
Business with 20 or More Employees: ECHO (Emergency Care Help Organization) Hillsborough Community College Sylvan Learning (Apollo Beach)
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Chamber Happenings During the evening’s festivities, individual awards will be presented to the Ambassador of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, Shining Star, and Citizen of the Year. A silent auction will be part of the night’s event, provided by Socially Funded, and 50/50 raffle tickets will be sold. Tickets and sponsorships are available now.
Sponsorship Packages Annual Dinner Bar Sponsor - $3,500 16 Admissions/2 Reserved Tables Open Bar (Beer & Wine Only) First to Dine/Premium Table Location Logo in Program Table Signage Logo in Newsletter and Social Media Signage at Bar Publicly Recognized at Event
Annual Dinner Sponsor - $1,000 8 Admissions/1 Reserved Table Open Bar (Beer & Wine Only) Second to Dine/Premium Table Location Logo in Program Table Signage Logo in Newsletter and Social Media Publicly Recognized at Event
Annual Dinner Sponsor - $700 8 Admissions/1 Reserved Table Open Bar (Beer & Wine Only) Third to Dine/Priority Table Location Name in Program Table Signage Logo in Newsletter and Social Media Publicly Recognized at Event
Annual Dinner Reserved Table - $550 8 Admissions/1 Reserved Table Open Bar (Beer & Wine Only) Priority Dining Table Signage
Annual Dinner 1/2 Table - $250 4 Admissions/ 1/2 Reserved Table Open Bar (Beer & Wine Only) Priority Dining Table Signage
General Admission - $65 1 Admission to Annual Dinner Open Bar (Beer & Wine Only) General Seating
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Chamber Happenings This distinguished event planning company specializes in crafting opulent weddings, themed parties, and corporate and charitable events that exude elegance and sophistication. From sumptuous dining experiences to awe-inspiring decor, Craig's exceptional design skills elevate each event to a level of grandeur that leaves clients and guests in awe. Accent American provides disaster restoration services for water damage, fires, mold, crime scenes, hoarders, and much more. They also provide cleaning services for flooring, furniture, area rugs, duct systems and dryer vents, plus specialty odor elimination, color repair and color seal. They have been providing services to the area since 1985, and have become known as an expert in the industry. Parwani Law, P.A. focuses on assisting with sophisticated legal needs. The firm helps clients succeed in personal and business endeavors. Parwani Law, P.A. works to understand all aspects of a client's legal needs and tries to tailor legal services to best meet a client's budget, goals and expected outcomes. The firm strives to be a full service law firm to its clients and your law firm for life. 23
Chamber Happenings Ebb & Flow Yoga and Meditation Studio has all styles from Yin to Yoga Sculpt and offers sound healing, and aerial, traumainformed, and a nonjudgmental environment. They like to meet students where they are. Their hope as yoga teachers is to share the gifts of their teachings with all that seek to find a feeling of inner peace or a way to heal from the things that may be harming them.
Grease Monkey is a family owned and operated car repair shop specializing in brakes, AC, tires and alignments, along with check engine light diagnostics. They offer a 3 year/36,000 mile warranty on labor and parts. They offer shuttle services, after hour secure car drop off for service, and tow services. They provide the best service and education regarding your car's necessary repairs and maintenance to allow for a stress free environment.
Your Pie is the original fast casual restaurant allowing diners to choose their dough, sauce, cheese and toppings as they progress down the line making their own pizza pasta or salad. They also cater to Gluten Free needs, Dairy allergies and Vegan choices. You can top it with a drink with choices of a microbrew, brewed tea or soft drink and end the meal with a choice of Italian Gelato for dessert.
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Chamber Happenings ECHO is an Emergency Care Help Organization caring for the needs of the hurting and homeless since 1987 in southeastern Hillsborough County. Their mission is to connect residents of Hillsborough County with emergency food, clothing, and life stabilizing programs and resources. Their mission is to connect residents of Hillsborough County with emergency food, clothing, and life stabilizing programs and resources. Founded in 1968, HCC is currently the fifth largest community college in Florida’s State College System, serving more than 43,000 students each year at its five campuses, three centers and online platform. The Brandon Campus is home to approximately 15,000 students and has locations in the Brandon area and Riverview. HCC offers more than 200 academic options, as well as continuing education and lifelong learning courses.
Sylvan Learning of Apollo Beach is a locally owned franchise and leading provider of personalized learning for students in grades K-12. Sylvan is transforming how students learn, inspiring them to succeed in school and in life. Sylvan’s proven tutoring approach blends amazing teachers with SylvanSync™ technology on the iPad® for an engaging learning experience.
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In the Know Florida Chamber of Commerce Florida Scorecard From the Florida Chamber of Commerce website, The Florida Scorecard™ is a dynamic online tool that identifies and tracks key metrics that are important to Florida’s economy today and into the future. The Florida Scorecard gives stakeholders the power to measure progress on a statewide level and within their own communities. Check back often as this information is updated regularly. Click image below to visit the FCC Scorecard.
Hillsborough County Economic Development Report This information is collected and published to assist the business community with data relevant to evaluate the dynamic economic ecosystem and workforce potential Hillsborough County has to offer. Contact the Economic Development Department’s Corporate Business Development/Business Intelligence team at (813) 272-5560 with any questions or to provide feedback on this report. Click Hillsborough County logo above to obtain reports.
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In the Know Key Takeaways from State of American Business 2024 US Chamber of Commerce
Free enterprise was the star at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s State of American Business event this week. The Chamber celebrated free enterprise for being the best system in the world at enabling success and ensuring our future. Its “biggest winners are all of us. Our families, our communities, our country, and our world,” U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Suzanne P. Clark declared.
“ The State of American Business is optimistic. And this country, its citizens and leaders, and our partners around the world need to hear it,” Clark added in her fact-filled defense of free enterprise and its benefits. Why it matters: Markets benefit millions of people every day. Competition drives collaboration and creativity. “Failure leads to learning—and is often a prerequisite for success. Winners take their profits and find new problems to solve,” Clark explained. “Competitors learn from others’ success and drive continued advancement.”
Be smart: Free enterprise has given rise to innovations that have improved the quality of life. We have more choices in goods, services, and jobs, and these benefits are shared broadly, Clark said. Most – 98% – of the value of new technology goes to the people who use it, while the company or entrepreneur gets 2%.
Free enterprise also generates the economic growth needed to “pay for education, defense, basic research, transit and infrastructure, and the social safety net,” Clark added. “It fuels philanthropy and funds the arts, entertainment, and culture that enrich our lives. Most importantly, growth puts more money in people’s pockets so they can care for their families and pursue their goals.”
Bottom line: “Those who believe in free enterprise—those who have lived it and been lifted by it—must stand up and say so,” Clark said.
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In the Know America Works - US Chamber of Commerce A National Crisis by the Numbers Right now, there are too many jobs without people to fill them. As a result, businesses can’t grow, compete, and thrive. The U.S. Chamber and Chamber Foundation's America Works initiative is mobilizing business and government to swiftly address the crisis. The latest jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that thousands of people are entering the workforce. This is good. However, labor force participation does not match what it was before the pandemic. The latest jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that thousands of people are entering the workforce. This is good. However, labor force participation does not match what it was before the pandemic. If the percentage of people participating in the labor force was the same as in February 2020, we would have 2.2 million more people in the workforce today—and this shortage is impacting all industries in nearly every state. If every unemployed worker took an open job in their industry, there would still be millions of open jobs. Where did the workers go? During the COVID-19 pandemic, early retirements and less immigration has left the nation in a worker deficit. Plus, boosted unemployment benefits, stimulus payments, and child tax credits during offered during the pandemic padded the finances of some previously employed workers, and they no longer need to work, or in some cases people have adjusted to a single-income household lifestyle. If every unemployed person in the country found a job, we would still have 3 million open jobs. How did this happen? At the height of the pandemic, more than 120,000 businesses temporarily closed, and more than 30 million U.S. workers were unemployed. Since then, job openings have continued to climb, while unemployment has slowly declined. (Read full article here).
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Education and Training
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The Florida Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Hillsborough County assists existing and emerging businesses in Hillsborough County, through no-cost confidential business consulting, information, and low-cost training. Appointments available at the GRCC office every Thursday between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
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Education and Training
Next LEAD Program begins in August, 2024
Advancing Today’s Leader’s for Tomorrow’s Business LEAD is designed to help individuals improve their leadership skills, build their network, and advance their careers/businesses. This group is open to GRCC Investor business owners and professionals at all levels from all industries who are passionate about developing their leadership potential.
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Ribbon Cuttings
Upcoming Ribbon Cuttings Jan. 22 - The Goat Plumbing Company Feb. 22 - The Sunrise Group 31
Ribbon Cuttings
FASTSIGNS of Riverview Tuesday, December 5
SaludVIP Wednesday, December 6
Select Physical Therapy Wednesday, December 6
Vosler Young Artists’ Studio Sunday, December 10
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Economic Development Committee 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM SBDC Workshop - Starting Your Business 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM RISE Networking Group 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM Networking @ Noon 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM Winthrop Pop Up Market 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM GRCC Monthly Luncheon 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM GRCC Investor360 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM RISE Networking Group 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM Turbo Networking 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM Year One Club 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM Networking @ Noon 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM Young Professionals Association 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
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Chamber Calendar
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RISE Networking Group 23 Networking @ Noon 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM 2 Ambassador Team Meeting 27 GRCC Monthly Luncheon 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM 2 Networking @ Noon 28 Young Professionals Association 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM 2 Annual Dinner and Awards 29 RISE Networking Group 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM 6 InnovateHER 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM 8 RISE Networking Group 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM 9 Networking @ Noon 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM 13 LEAD Session Six 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM 13 After 5 Networking 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM 15 RISE Networking Group 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM 16 Java & Jeans 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM 16 Networking @ Noon 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM 20 Lambda Networking Group 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM 21 Economic Development Committee 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM 22 RISE Networking Group 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM 22 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Sunrise Group 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM 23 Year One Club 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM
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