πŸŽ† LeadHERs in STEM & AI | CityClips #346

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Featured: Finale Events

AI for Business and Energy. AI is undeniably reshaping trends across industries. The Moore Agency shared their insights on how AI contributes to businesses and organizations. A researcher from FSU has been selected to join the DOE consortium focused on creating a new generation of sodium-ion batteries for EVs. ICYMI, we’re sharing a quick recap of the recently concluded SheBelieves Cup. Meanwhile, the Grove Museum is hosting its 8th Annual Grove Day this weekend, featuring special activities for families! 🌿πŸ₯‚


Quick Summary

In this 346th edition, here she goes:

  • Business Resource: AI Learnings for Your Business

  • Energy Tech | FSU’s Yan Zeng as Part of LENS

  • In Sports: 2025 SheBelieves Cup

  • Featured: Thomas Puketza | Services

  • Networking + Business Events

BUSINESS RESOURCE

MOORE | AI LEARNINGS

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πŸ’— The Moore Agency shares AI learnings for your organization. | Moore

  • AI should not be seen as a replacement for humans. Instead, it is a valuable tool that enhances work processes, allowing humans to concentrate on the more strategic and creative elements of their jobs. In various industries, it is fostering efficiency, sparking innovation, and creating new business models.


πŸ€– Three AI learnings to achieve business success:

  1. AI requires training and management - Its effectiveness depends on the individuals guiding it. Organizations with AI-trained staff can also innovate faster and stay ahead of competitors. It offers insights based on data that help employees in making more informed choices.

  2. AI can enhance customer relationships - It brings performance improvements at every stage of the customer management lifecycle, from identifying potential clients to acquiring and retaining them. With the help of AI, connecting with customers becomes a smoother process, not a more complicated one.

  3. AI is here to stay - Hire a team and partners who have already done the legwork of testing platforms, spot potential issues, and are committed to investing in future applications.

  • Moore’s recently released M.Cast Trends Report that highlights seven pivotal trends impacting marketing, business and society, with AI as a megatrend reshaping industries from healthcare to entertainment.

ENERGY TECH

LENS

Image Source: McKenzie Harris/FSU College of Arts and Sciences

πŸ”‹ FSU researcher becomes part of $50M Department of Energy consortium. | FSU News

  • FSU Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Yan Zeng, has been part of the DOE’s $50M Low-cost Earth-abundant Na-ion Storage Consortium, or LENS Consortium. They aim to discover, develop, and demonstrate a new class of sodium-ion batteries for use in electric vehicles. πŸƒπŸŒŽ

  • Zeng plans to utilize the over $300K designated for FSU over the coming years to support the creation of more efficient cathodes. These cathodes are essential parts of every battery, influencing both the energy storage capacity and the amount of energy supplied to a vehicle.

  • The DOE Vehicle Technologies Office funds this project and brings together researchers from six national laboratories and eight universities to create powerful sodium-ion batteries. Zeng’s group is unique in its use of tools like AI and robotic-driven platforms in material synthesis.

  • β€œIt means so much to me that I received this funding in my first year at FSU,” Zeng said. β€œI’m very thankful to the department and university for helping me set up my lab and build a great team so quickly, allowing me to deliver my best work to the consortium as fast as possible.”

IN SPORTS

SHEBELIEVES CUP

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⚽ The 2025 SheBelieves Cup, presented by Visa, featured the USWNT, Japan, Australia, and Colombia. | US Soccer

  • SheBelieves is a movement, inspired by the U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT), aims to motivate young women and girls to pursue their dreams, whether in sports or other areas of life. Launched before the 2015 Women’s World Cup, this campaign has grown into a meaningful connection between U.S. Soccer and its fans, spreading a message of empowerment and self-belief throughout communities nationwide.

  • The 2025 SheBelieves cup took place on February 20th to 26th and was hosted in Houston, Glendale and San Diego.

  • The cup featured the world’s top-ranked USWNT, along with Japan (#7 in the FIFA Women’s World Rankings), Australia (#15), and Colombia (#21). This year, the competition is back to its traditional format of six games spread over three matchdays, after last year's adjustment to a four-game, two-date setup due to the new FIFA windows in years that feature the Olympic Games.

  • We were rooting for FSU alumni playing for Team USA. However, Japan triumphed over the defending champions, the United States, to secure their first victory in the 10th edition of the SheBelieves Cup. | See results


Fun Fact: Former Florida State Seminoles, Emily Sams (formerly Madril) and Jenna Nighswonger have become professional soccer players and part of USWNT. ✨

FEATURED

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Thomas Puketza | Services

Tom specializes in coaching speakers and producing events. Here are the services he provides:

  • Public Speaking (including TEDx)

  • Corporate Events

  • Event Coordination

  • Event Planning

  • Event Production

  • Live Events


Tom is the organizer of TEDxGainesville. They are beginning preparation for the 2025 event with a projected date in late Spring. They are currently accepting applications from potential presenters. | Learn More


Reach out to Thomas Puketza:

πŸ“§ Email: tom@finaleevents.com

πŸ“± Phone: 352-448-8538

β˜‘οΈ Book a Free Consultation: Calendly

πŸ‘€ Watch Tom’s TEDx Talk

EVENTS

FOR HER

Image Source: The Grove Museum via IG

Community

Saturday, Mar. 8

  • Featured Event: Grove Day 2025 by The Grove Museum and Museum of Florida History | Saturday, Mar. 8 | 10 AM | 902 N. Monroe St. | Free Learn More

  • Womanly Genius: Art, Music, & Poetry Celebrating International Women's Day by Palaver Tree Theater Co. (Crawfordville) | Saturday, Mar. 8 | 5 PM | Palaver Tree Theater Co., 59 Shadeville Rd, Crawfordville | $10 Tickets


Thursday, Mar. 13

  • Steve Hofstetter Live in Tallahassee | Thursday, Mar. 13 | 7:30 PM | 926 Bar & Grill | $25 to $140 Tickets Learn More


Through Sunday, Mar. 16

  • Grease by Monticello Opera House and Monticello Acting & Dance Co. | Through Sunday, Mar. 16 | 2 PM and 8 PM | Monticello Opera House, 185 West Washington Street, Monticello | Tickets


Friday to Saturday, Mar. 21 to 22

  • Jubilee Music Festival by Visit Tallahassee & The Adderley Amphitheater | Friday to Saturday, Mar. 21 to 22 | 7 PM | $87 to $176 Tickets Learn More


Sunday, Mar. 30

  • Making Awesome's Birthday Party | Sunday, Mar. 30 | 2 PM | Making Awesome, 2818 Industrial Plaza Drive #STE H | From $0 to $20 Tickets


Thursday to Sunday, Apr. 24 to 27

  • South Walton Beaches Wine & Food Festival | Thursday to Sunday, Apr. 24 to 27 | 9 AM | 495 Grand Boulevard Miramar Beach | Tickets Learn More


Network + Biz

Thursday, Mar. 6

  • Happy Hour Celebrating The Early Learning Coalition of the Big Bend by Hearth & Soul | Thursday, Mar. 6 | 5:30 PM | 1410 Market Street #D1 | Free Reserve a Spot

  • NAT20 Event at The Monroe | Thursday, Mar. 6 | 5:30 PM | The Monroe Outdoor Patio, 1327 S Monroe St. Suite 5 | Free Learn More


Friday, Mar. 7

  • Access Tallahassee Coffee and Connections | Friday, Mar. 7 | 8 AM | Premier Health & Fitness Center, 3521 Maclay Blvd. | Learn More


Saturday, Mar. 8

  • For The Ladies: Rooftop Experience by Do More Different | Saturday, Mar. 8 | 12 PM | Eve on Adams, 101 South Adams St. | $25 to $30 Tickets


Friday, Mar. 21

  • 2025 Women Who Mean Business Awards & Business Expo by Tallahassee Woman Magazine | Friday, Mar. 21 | 11:30 AM | Tallahassee State College, 444 Appleyard Dr. | From $45 Tickets


Thursday, Apr. 10

  • 2025 Domi Awards with Keynote Princess Ousley | Thursday, Apr. 10 | Follow their socials for updates: LI, IG, and FB

TODAY’S EPISODE

Watch this episode on LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube, powered by JH Creative channels. We discussed "North Florida Businesses Based in Tallahassee (Part 1)". Don’t miss out, join us again next time after Spring Break for another great conversation.

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