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Chambers unite to present epic event supporting community teachers

Chambers unite to present epic event

supporting community teachers

CHCC Office

6152 Delancey Station Street Suite 205 Riverview, FL 33578 www.centralhillsboroughchamber.com 813-234-5944

Office Hours

Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Fri. 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Mission Statement

Our mission is to empower and foster a vibrant and thriving business community by having a commitment to inclusivity, sustainability, excellence, and advocacy for all businesses.

Supporting Our Community

Think back…who was your favorite teacher? Mine was Ms. Roach; I had her for both first and third grade. I still have the Dick and Jane Primer she used to perfect my reading ability. I even have the green card with the multiplication tables 0-12 that made it extremely convenient for Daddy to nightly call out equations testing my memorization. Amazing how one teacher can leave such a lasting impact on your young life coupled with necessary life skills all at the same time.

Ms. Roach was one of the teachers who inspired me to become an educator. Her methods and mannerisms helped to shape and mold who I am today. I never imagined the sacrifice teachers endure to provide a safe and secure classroom environment while teaching curriculum to varying learning styles. I also promptly learned of the personal expense each individual teacher incurs! Notebook and copy paper, pens, pencils, highlighters, note cards, post-its are not provided by the district.

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Classroom enhancements such as posters, supplemental reading books, treasure box surprises (yes, even high school students like prizes!), supplemental snacks and sometimes even breakfast and lunch foods for the disadvantaged are purchased without reimbursement. I know, they get summer off!!! Did you know it is without pay unless they adjust their payroll to withhold funds each regular pay period to then receive a reimbursement pay throughout summer. And, did you know, most are required to take continuing ed classes throughout the summer to renew their state license which they also have to pay to keep!

Teaching is a work of heart which without you would not be where you are todaynot one of us! So, here is my challenge to you who are not and probably would not want to be a teacher - how can you say THANK YOU to a community of individuals who do what they do for all of us? Donate something - anything to Business and Education. This event is held each year for new teachers in our community to help them get a jump start on their school year! If you don't have time to shop, no worries, you can contribute on the website and we will purchase cases of paper for you! Even $5 can make a difference. Are you up for the challenge?

Tammy See, Chair of the Board

OEL Heating & Cooling

Board of Directors Board of Directors

Chair of the Board

Tammy See OEL Heating & Cooling

Jim Johnson Board Emeritus

Joel Brown Tampa Electric

Incoming Chair Annette Bilyeu Spectrum Reach

Ron Akers FruxPay

Patrick Downes St. Joseph Hospital South

John Mayhew Mayhew Mediations

Treasurer

Artie Wright Suncoast Credit Union

Dr. Vanity Barr-Little VANBAR Holdings

Dave Boyle SBP

David Isaacson Beach Geeks

Dave Lechuga Florida Executive Realty

Jason Newmyer AdventHealth-Riverview

Gabriel Mbulo Edward Jones

Elena Westrop

Board of Directors Board of Directors

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Jason Newmyer, President and CEO of AdventHealth Riverview

Jason Newmyer currently serves as the President and CEO of AdventHealth Riverview, an 82-bed hospital being built in Riverview, Florida. In addition, he serves as Divisional President of Ambulatory Performance for AdventHealth’s West Florida Division. At AdventHealth Riverview, Jason provides executive leadership and oversee the dayto-day operations of the hospital, working alongside his leadership teams to ensure the delivery of high-quality care for the residents of Southern Hillsborough County community.

Jason will ensure his team is building foundational community relationships with the objective to have our neighbors “know us, trust us, and choose us” when they need us. He is committed to delivering high-quality, faith-based health care you expect for your family.

Jason has had the pleasure of working at AdventHealth since 2004. Prior to becoming CEO of AdventHealth Riverview, he had an executive assignment at AdventHealth Dade City and AdventHealth Zephyrhills. Under his leadership, AdventHealth Dade City had significant turnaround in volumes, financial growth, as well as safety and quality. He led his team on an intentional journey to improve quality, drive financial viability, patient experience and the community narrative. In doing so, they achieved the highest scores in clinical excellence with a grade “A” from the prestigious Leapfrog Group and a CMS 5-star rating for the hospital’s transitional care unit.

Read more here: www.centralhillsboroughchamber.com/jason-newmyer.html

CHCC Ambassador Team CHCC Ambassador Team

Craig Beckinger An ABC Event, Inc.

Dawn Myers Myers Law PA

Elena Westrop Charity Clothing Pickup

Jen Friedrichsen

Joe Eletto

Joe Nichols

Lisa Jordan

Annette Bilyeu Spectrum Reach

Brittany Petrie Bank OZK

Daisy Vega Freedom to Walk Foundation

Andrew Graves Morsecom

CHCC Ambassador Team

Me’Lanie’ Munusami

G-FORCE Parking Lot

Striping of Tampa

Renee Scott

Renee Scott Insurance

Michael Beiter Preservation 1st Financial Group

Pat Magruder Magruder Agency

Raquel Betancourt Fifth Third Bank

Ron Akers FruxPay Tammy Dotson Time 2 S.H.I.N.E. Consulting

Tammy See OEL Heating & Cooling

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. If you are interested in being an Ambassador or would like more information, please contact CHCC today at (813) 234-5944 or info@centralhillsboroughchamber.com

CHCC Ambassador Team

Ambassador Spotlight

Tammy Dotson

Time 2 S.H.I.N.E.

Consulting Services

Tammy is from Biloxi, Mississippi, and is a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col), entrepreneur, and author with more than 30 years of leadership and logistics management experience. She is the founder of Time 2 S.H.I.N.E. Consulting Services, LLC (where the S.H.I.N.E. stands for Spread Hope, Inspiration, aNd Encouragement), providing leadership consulting, corporate facilitation, professional development and training for executives, organizations, educational institutions, and individuals globally. She is also a DISC Certified Behavioral Analysis Trainer and Consultant and a Certified Holistic Health and Wellness Coach.

Having earned a Bachelor’s degree (cum laude) in Biology from Howard University, a Masters of Human Relations (MHR) degree from University of Oklahoma, and serving 23 years of managing billions of dollars, and a transformative military and civilian workforce (at peacetime and war), Tammy continues to leverage her people, business development, and organizational effectiveness background to impact businesses and individuals throughout the Tampa Bay and South County regions. She is a highly-trusted consultant, mentor, trainer, and people-focused servant leader with the proven ability to develop and manage staffs, while adapting to rapidly changing environments.

Tammy is passionate about leading people to discover, maximize and lead with their unique strengths and individuality, while recognizing and embracing those of fellow team members. She uses value-based, connection-focused communication strategies to show individuals and teams how to increase the leadership value they bring to a company. With the same drive and dedication she used to build, foster, and maintain strategic relationships with senior military executives, political diplomats, and civilian officials, she is driving positive change in her community and beyond.

CHCC Ambassador Team

Welcome New Members! Welcome New Members!

Next Session: Aug. 12

designed to help you unlock the full potential of your Chamber membership. Whether you’re a new member, a longtime supporter looking for a refresher, or someone interested in joining, this session is the perfect starting point.

During Member360, you’ll:

✅ Get an inside look at all things Chamber – from our programs and events to exclusive member benefits and resources.

✅ Learn how to engage with the Chamber community and take advantage of opportunities to grow your business.

✅ Receive practical tips and guidance on maximizing your membership investment.

✅ Connect with fellow business owners and community leaders.

This is more than just an orientation—it’s your roadmap to building strong relationships, gaining visibility, and making a lasting impact in the Central Hillsborough County business community.

�� Held monthly | �� Open to all members and prospective members Take the first step toward getting involved, staying informed, and growing with us!

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Chamber Connections Chamber Connections

Networking groups are open to entire membership and members may attend for free. Visitors may attend twice for free.

INSPIRE Networking Group's mission is to foster a vibrant faithbased business community where professionals come together to inspire, support, and uplift each other. Visitors are welcome to attend twice (2).

Chairs:

Dave Lechuga, Florida Executive Realty

Mikey Blewett, Extraordinary Church

RISE Networking Group is a Central Hillsborough County Chamber of Commerce (CHCC) relationship building group that meets weekly on Thursday mornings at 7:30 AM. Open to all CHCC members. Visitors are welcome to attend twice (2).

Chairs:

Me’Lanie’ Munusami, G-FORCE Parking Lot Striping of Tampa

Alex Comer, American Roof Pros

Networking@Noon is a Central Hillsborough County Chamber of Commerce (CHCC) relationship building group that meets weekly on Fridays at noon. Open to all CHCC members. Visitors are welcome to attend twice (2).

Chairs:

Andrew Graves, Morsecom

Sabrina Hoops, AFLAC

Chamber Connections 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 meets monthly on the first Tuesday at noon.

For those in their first year of membership, we invite you to attend the Year One Club! In this smaller group setting, you will forge new connections, learn new business development skills from featured speakers, practice networking skills, and have fun! The Year One Club meets monthly at the Chamber office.

Chamber Councils Chamber Councils

Now meeting the 3rd Friday of each month at the Chamber Office Council Leader: Gabriel Mbulo, Edward Jones

Upcoming Meeting: 7/18 - 2:00 PM

The Central Hillsborough County Economic Development Committee is a specialized group established with the primary goal of fostering economic growth, prosperity, and sustainability. The Committee collaborates to identify opportunities and address challenges related to economic development. Its responsibilities include conducting research and analysis to assess the local economic landscape, identifying key industries or sectors for growth, developing strategies to attract investment and business development, and advocating for policies that support economic vitality and the Chamber. The Committee also plays a pivotal role in implementing initiatives aimed at job creation, workforce development, infrastructure enhancement, and promoting entrepreneurship and innovation.

Chamber Councils Chamber Councils

Now meeting the 3rd Monday of each month at the Chamber Office Council Leader: Jeff Campbell, CHCC President

Upcoming Meeting: 7/21 - 2:00 PM

The Central Hillsborough County Chamber of Commerce Education Council focuses on addressing educational needs, promoting workforce development, and supporting educational initiatives within the local community. The Council collaborates to enhance educational opportunities, bridge the gap between education and workforce needs, and promote a skilled and competitive workforce. The Council fosters partnerships and collaboration between businesses, educational institutions, government agencies, and community organizations to address educational needs and promote workforce development.

Chamber Councils Chamber Councils

Now meeting the last Friday of each month at the Chamber Office Council Leader: Joel Brown

Tampa Electric Co.

Upcoming Meeting: 7/25 - 2:00 PM

The Central Hillsborough Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Council (GAC) focuses on engaging with government entities to shape public policy and advocate for the Chamber and its members' interests. With knowledge of legislative processes, regulatory environments, and political landscapes, the GAC will work to monitor proposed legislation, regulations, and government actions that could impact the Chamber or its members' operations or objectives. The primary functions of the GAC include analyzing policy proposals, developing advocacy strategies, and representing the Chamber and its members' positions to policymakers and government officials at the local, regional, national, and sometimes international levels.

Chamber Councils Chamber Councils

Now meeting the 4th Thursday of each month at the Chamber Office Council leader: Angie Kagey Impact Program, Inc. Upcoming Meeting: 7/24 - 3:00 PM

The Central Hillsborough County Chamber of Commerce Nonprofit Coalition’s mission is to foster collaboration, innovation, and impact among a diverse network of nonprofit organizations. We strive to create a dynamic platform for resource sharing, knowledge exchange, and collective action. Through strategic partnerships, advocacy efforts, and community engagement, we aim to address pressing social challenges and drive positive change. Our commitment to education, empowerment, and inclusivity guides our efforts to build a stronger, more resilient nonprofit sector and create lasting solutions for the communities we serve.

Chamber Councils Chamber Councils

The Central Hillsborough County Chamber of Commerce (CHCC) Military Affairs Committee is dedicated to serving and supporting our military (past, present and families) in the community through advocating and educating the Chamber and community in how they can assist and participate in enriching the lives of our military community.

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Military Recognition - May Military Recognition - May

David Hines, United States Marine Corps

David is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. David served in the Marine Corps from 2008 until 2012. While in the Marine Corps, David was stationed in Japan, where he was involved with a number of humanitarian and peacekeeping missions in Korea, the Philippines, Bangladesh, and Thailand. David discovered his passion for the law while in the Marine Corps. After exiting the Marine Corps, David moved to Tampa to be with his now wife, Ava.

David attended law school at Stetson University in Gulfport. While enrolled at Stetson, David had the opportunity to intern with a federal judge at the District Court for the Middle District of Florida in Tampa. David also took part in Stetson’s Veteran’s Law Institute, where David was able to assist Veterans with claims before the Department of Veterans Affairs.

After graduating from Stetson, David started his career as an attorney at a law firm in St. Petersburg, Florida, practicing business and commercial law and litigation. While there, David was also able to continue his work with assisting Veterans with claims before the VA. After leaving the firm in St. Petersburg, David worked with Todd Foster Law Group in Tampa, practicing white collar criminal defense. In January of 2025, David started his own practice the Hines Law Firm. David founded the Hines Law Firm with the goal of providing the community with a law firm specializing in catering to nearly all the legal needs of businesses and their owners. Since its opening, the Hines Law Firm has quickly grown a feat that David contributes to the Central Hillsborough Chamber of Commerce and the community that supports it.

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Maria Suarez, S Florida Army Na Business

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Staff Sergeant Maria Suarez has proudly se in the Florida Army National Guard since A 2018 and is currently assigned as an Air De Battle Management System Operator with Battery, 1st Battalion, 265th Air Defense Ar in Deland, Florida.

A native of Queens, New York and the daug of Colombian immigrants, Maria began her military career in 1998 on Active Duty as an Administrative Specialist, serving at Fort B and Fort Bragg until 2002. After a 16-year b she rejoined the military with the Florida A National Guard, completing basic training a and demonstrating exceptional dedication

She has participated in major multinational exercises, including Avenger Triad 24, working alongside NATO and U.S. forces to enhance operational readiness for the future Army 2030. From January 2023 to January 2024, she deployed in support of Joint Task Force – National Capital Region, helping defend Washington, D.C.’s airspace. She also served during hurricane emergencies at the Emergency Operations Center in Orlando, coordinating military support to state officials.

In her civilian role, Maria has worked at CareerSource Tampa Bay since 2012 as a Business Development Manager, leading veteran-focused workforce initiatives and partnering with organizations like James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital, Blue Star Families, and MacDill AFB to connect military-affiliated job seekers with employment opportunities.

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 CHCC Monthly Luncheon. We also encourage you to participate in the Military Affairs Committee!

Chamber Luncheon - May Chamber Luncheon - May

The Central Hillsborough County Chamber of Commerce hosted a vibrant and well-attended Monthly Member Luncheon in May, bringing together business leaders, community advocates, and new and longtime members for an afternoon of networking, recognition, and shared purpose.

The event was graciously sponsored by AdventHealth Riverview, whose commitment to whole-person care continues to make a lasting impact in the Riverview area. Guests enjoyed a mouthwatering meal catered by local favorite BubbaQue’s Riverview, known for their classic Southern BBQ and warm service.

The luncheon began on a heartfelt note with an invocation led by Mike Friedler of Bikes for Christ, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by Mikey Blewett of Extraordinary Church. Mikey then proudly introduced the Military Honoree for May, David Hines of The Hines Law Firm, recognizing his dedication to both country and community.

Chair of the Board, Tammy See, OEL Heating & Cooling, acknowledged and thanked the renewing members in attendance, reinforcing the Chamber’s appreciation for their continued support and involvement.

The sponsor presentation featured remarks from Jason Newmyer, CEO of AdventHealth Riverview, and Dr. Rainer Chan, who both shared insight into the hospital’s growth, mission, and the vital role they play in the health of the community.

Chamber Luncheon - May Chamber Luncheon - May

New members were warmly welcomed and introduced to the crowd, followed by the Member Spotlight, which featured G-Force Parking Lot Striping of Tampa. Me’Lanie’ Munusami took the mic and asked that her spotlight moment be a moment of silence in respect of the Memorial Day holiday and those whose lives were lost while serving our country.

The Nonprofit Member Spotlight honored Mary & Martha House, a local organization providing emergency shelter and support services to women and children fleeing domestic violence. Bill Chini shared the nonprofit’s mission, successes, and ways the community can get involved.

The meeting concluded with a lively door prize and raffle drawing, sending attendees off with smiles and excitement for next month’s gathering.

Chamber Luncheon

Chamber Luncheon - June Chamber Luncheon - June

The Central Hillsborough County Chamber of Commerce’s June Monthly Member Luncheon was a heartwarming and inspiring gathering, filled with celebration, recognition, and strong community spirit. Sponsored by Spectrum Reach and catered by the always popular Tiki Docks Riverview, attendees enjoyed a delicious waterfront-inspired meal and an engaging program.

The meeting began with a touching tribute as Chamber President Jeff Campbell spoke about the Dr. Earl Lennard Scholarship, a program proudly funded by the Chamber to support outstanding local high school students. President Campbell introduced the family of Dr. Earl Lennard, who were present to honor his legacy. He then read the bios of the two scholarship recipients, highlighting their exceptional achievements and promising futures.

Following this heartfelt moment, Mike Friedler of Bikes for Christ delivered the invocation, setting a reflective and respectful tone. Mikey Blewett of Extraordinary Church led the Pledge of Allegiance and had the honor of introducing the June Military Honoree, Maria Suarez with CareerSource Tampa Bay, recognizing her service and dedication to the community.

Chair of the Board, Tammy See, OEL Heating & Cooling, acknowledged the renewing members in the room, expressing gratitude for their continued involvement and support of the Chamber’s mission.

Chamber Luncheon - June Chamber Luncheon - June

The sponsor segment featured a dynamic duo from Spectrum Reach—Annette Bilyeu and weatherman Josh Linker—who shared insights about the company’s advertising tools, media reach, and commitment to helping businesses grow through strategic marketing.

New Chamber members were welcomed and introduced, receiving a warm round of applause from the crowd. The Member Spotlight of the month went to Bikes for Christ, with Mike Friedler returning to the mic to share the impactful work his organization does providing bicycles and resources to those in need.

The Nonprofit Member Spotlight featured ECHO (Emergency Care Help Organization), and Steve McKinnon took a few moments to speak about ECHO’s mission to support families in crisis with food, clothing, and life-stabilizing programs. As always, the luncheon ended on a high note with a fun round of door prizes and raffle drawings, sending attendees off with smiles, connections, and plenty of reasons to return next month.

Chamber Luncheon

Business and Education Business and Education

Aug. 6 9:00 - 10:30 AM Aug. 6 9:00 - 10:30 AM

�� Business & Education: Celebrating Our First-Year Teachers! ��

The Central Hillsborough County Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Brandon Chamber of Commerce are teaming up for an exciting collaboration!

Don’t miss this opportunity to place your business before over 400 educators while supporting the community! This unique event brings our business community together to support educators as they begin their journey. Chamber members will set up tables to gift classroom supplies and share encouragement with these local heroes.

Join us in making a difference and showing our first-year teachers how much they’re appreciated!

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Nonprofit Spotlight

Mary & Martha House

Mary & Martha House is a nonprofit organization in Ruskin, FL, that has been serving women and children in crisis for over 40 years. Dedicated to supporting survivors of domestic violence and homelessness, the organization provides safe, home-like emergency and transitional shelter, along with personalized support services to help women rebuild independent, self-sufficient lives.

Their wraparound services include case management, life skills training, employment readiness programs, and counseling. With a strong focus on long-term success, 98% of program participants transition into permanent housing and employment. Each woman receives one-on-one support tailored to her unique needs, helping her regain confidence and independence.

The organization also operates the Mary & Martha House Fashion & Home Goods thrift store at 312 S. U.S. Hwy 41 in Ruskin, which supports the mission through community donations and retail sales. Proceeds directly benefit shelter programs, and the store also provides clothing and household goods to residents in need. Community members can support Mary & Martha House by volunteering, donating gently used items, contributing financially, or becoming a program sponsor. To learn more, visit www.marymarthahouse.org or call (813) 645-7874.

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ECHO (Emergency Care Help Organization)

The Emergency Care Help Organization (ECHO), founded in Brandon in 1987 and now also operating in Riverview, is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit dedicated to bridging the gap between crisis and stability for families across eastern Hillsborough County.

Through its Riverview Resource Center at 10509 Riverview Drive, ECHO offers emergency food, clothing, life stabilizing programs, job coaching, GED help, financial‑literacy workshops, and advocacy support. In emergencies such as job loss, eviction, or family crises neighbors from Riverview to Sun City Center receive nutritious groceries and clothing, including five outfits and a new pair of shoes per visit, and children get new socks, underwear, or diapers. ECHO’s Back‑to‑Work program pairs participants with job coaches for resume help, mock interviews, in house training, and workshops on budgeting, couponing, and starting a business.

To sustain its impact, ECHO runs thrift stores (Brandon and Bloomingdale) where proceeds fund emergency services and empowerment programs; every $10 spent feeds a family of five, and all donated goods go back into the local community ECHO is making a real difference: its expanded Riverview center served over 24,000 “neighbors” in the last year up almost 50% and regularly partners with other nonprofits to offer satellite services in its 8,000sqft space to meet growing demand. By donating, volunteering, or shopping, your support helps families move from crisis to stability. ECHO’s commitment ensures that no one in eastern Hillsborough faces hardship alone.

Elite Member Spotlight Elite Member Spotlight

When It’s More Than a Roof: How We Help Tampa Bay Families Feel Safe Again

Most people don’t think about their roof until it’s too late. A ceiling stain. A leak during a storm. A feeling in your gut that something’s not right. And suddenly, you're forced to make one of the biggest home decisions of your life—fast.

That’s where we come in.

At American Roof Pros, we understand roofing isn’t just about shingles and nails. It’s about trust. It’s about protecting your home, your business, your family—when things feel uncertain. Whether it’s hurricane damage, an insurance claim nightmare, or just the wear and tear of Florida weather, we show up when it matters most. Not with pushy sales tactics, but with straight answers, honest work, and a plan that actually makes sense. We know what it feels like to get burned by bad contractors. We’ve seen homeowners left hanging—ghosted after a deposit, confused by fine print, or pressured into repairs they didn’t need. That’s not us. Ever.

Here’s what we believe: you deserve to feel confident in the people working on your home. You deserve clear communication, fast response times, and work that’s done right the first time. You deserve a roof that lasts—and a crew that doesn’t cut corners.

We provide free inspections (no gimmicks, no pressure), help you navigate the insurance maze, and offer financing options without the judgment or red tape. More importantly, we listen. We explain. We take care of your property like it’s our own.

Because this isn’t about us. It’s about you. Your roof. Your peace of mind.

So if you’re worried about a leak, preparing for hurricane season, or just want to make sure your roof is ready for whatever Florida throws your way call us. We’re not here to sell. We’re here to serve.

At the end of the day, we know what’s on the line—your home, your safety, your livelihood. That’s why we don’t just install roofs; we take ownership. We show up when others disappear. We take calls after hours. We fight for what’s fair with your insurance company. And we don’t stop until the job is done right. Our responsibility is to the families, homeowners, and business owners who trust us and we take that seriously. We’re not just roofing contractors. We’re the ones you call when it really matters.

Education and Training

Business planning is the foundation to starting a new venture, raising funds, or growing your business. Receive all the tools necessary to complete a practical business plan. Our expert advice simplifies conducting necessary research to make decisions and develop financial projections.

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 lowcost training. Appointments available at the GRCC office every Thursday between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM.

Ribbon Cuttings

7/17 - Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Time Capsule Ceremony with Friends of the Riverview Library CHCC

Upcoming Ribbon Cuttings

7/15 - Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Taco Dirty

Ribbon Cuttings

CBD American Shaman

Monday, May 5

Dave & Buster’s

Friday, May 9

Restoration 1 of Tampa Bay

Wednesday, May 7

Graze Craze Friday, May 16

Ribbon Cuttings

Accent American

Friday, May 16

Calming Transformations Counseling

Wednesday, May 21

MilkShake Factory

Saturday, May 17

Jeffrey Kurtz, CPA

Monday, June 16

Ribbon Cuttings

The Plexus Groupe

Wednesday, June 25

North Star Consulting

Friday, June 27

Mary & Martha House

Thursday, June 26

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