πŸŽ† National Women's Month | CityClips #355

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Featured: Finale Events

It’s National Women’s Month. Big Bend Cares welcomes its new CEO / SheEO while celebrating four decades of dedicated service. Twelve accomplished women will be recognized at the Pinnacle Awards by 850 Business Magazine. CityClips will continue to feature the valuable contributions and influence of women in diverse fields all year long! Do you know someone to highlight for Women on Wednesdays? We’d love to hear from you.❀️‍πŸ”₯πŸ₯‚


Quick Summary

In this 355th edition, here she goes:

  • Celebration: Big Bend Cares 40th Anni. + New CEO

  • In the Spotlight: Pinnacle Awards Honorees

  • Featured: Finale Events | TEDxGainesville Highlights

  • Networking + Business Events

CELEBRATION

BIG BEND CARES @ 40

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✨ Big Bend Cares / Care Point marks 40 Years with a change in leadership. | Big Bend Cares

  • Big Bend Cares / Care Point celebrates its 40th anniversary of delivering comprehensive care and advocating for sexual health for individuals with HIV/AIDS in the eight-county region surrounding Tallahassee. πŸ’•

  • Big Bend Cares, originally known as Tallahassee AIDS Support Services (TASS), was formed in 1985 by volunteers to provide supportive services to local individuals with HIV/AIDS. In 2017, it expanded by opening Care Point Health and Wellness. The vision for Care Point was to be a one-stop-shop where clients and community members can receive primary care, radiology, dental, prescription refills, and lab work all in one location.

  • After a thorough nationwide search, the Board of Directors announced that Amber R. Tynan will be the new CEO of the agency. Her vast leadership experience and deep understanding of the community make her an excellent fit to lead the organization into its future. She will join the agency as President on April 1st, and assume the official role of CEO on October 1st.

  • Prior to joining the agency, Amber served as Executive Director of United Partners for Human Services and has more than 18 years of nonprofit management experience.

  • β€œI am deeply honored to join Big Bend Cares / Care Point at such a pivotal moment. I look forward to building on our proud legacy and furthering our mission to enhance community health and wellbeing through strategic, compassionate care,” said incoming President Amber R. Tynan.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

PINNACLE HONOREES

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πŸ’– 850 honors remarkable women throughout the Northwest Florida region. | 850 Business Magazine

  • For 11 years, the Pinnacle Awards by 850 Business Magazine have celebrated the prestigious achievements of women leaders and influencers in the Florida Panhandle and Gulf Coast. These visionaries play vital roles in their communities as entrepreneurs, educators, volunteers, and industry pioneers. 12 exceptional winners who have made significant strides in their careers and beyond will be highlighted at this event.

  • The 2025 Pinnacle Awards Luncheon will take place on March 26th, from 11 AM at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort. | Tickets

  • The keynote speaker will be Carol Carlan, a former Pinnacle award winner and the current director of philanthropy at Institute of Human and Machine Cognition. She is the president of Carlan Consulting, a company focused on leadership development. She is also a founding member of the John Maxwell Team, a worldwide training organization for leaders boasting over 50,000 members.


πŸ‘ Here are the 12 Pinnacle recipients: | View full profile

  1. Tracey Cohen - Pres. and CEO, Target Print & Mail

  2. Carrie Zimmerman - USA Olympian; Co-Founder and former CEO, The Zimmerman Agency

  3. Carol B. Dover - Pres. and CEO, Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association (FRLA)

  4. Berneice Cox - Pres. and CEO, United Way of the Big Bend

  5. Hillary Glenn - Exec. Dir., Point Washington Medical Clinic

  6. Jennifer Grove - VP of External Relations (Retired), Baptist Health Care

  7. Hong Potomski - Market Leader, Florida Blue

  8. Kara Fridley-Young -Β Pres., Destin Charity Wine Auction Foundation

  9. Dr. Alma Littles - Dean, FSU College of Medicine

  10. Sara Becnel - Pres., Sandestin Investments

  11. Summer Griffith - Founder, Drip Drop Fitness β€” Turnbull Recipient

  12. Teresa Horton - Exec. Dir., Seaside School Foundation

FEATURED

EVENTS

FOR HER

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Community

Friday to Saturday, Mar. 21 to 22

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


Saturday, Mar. 22

  • 2025 Tallahassee History Festival | Saturday, Mar. 22 | 10 AM | Kleman Plaza, Downtown | Free Learn More

  • Family & Youth Services Expo by Children's Services Council of Leon County | Saturday, Mar. 22 | 10 AM | Free Learn More


Friday to Saturday, Mar. 28 to 29

  • Springtime Tallahassee Festival | Friday to Saturday, Mar. 28 to 29 | 6 PM on Mar. 28, 9 AM on Mar. 29 | Free Learn More


Saturday, Mar. 29

  • The Fuzzy Pineapple Plant Festival | Saturday, Mar. 29 | 10 AM | 1205 Adams St. | Free Learn More

  • Springtime 10K/5K/1 Mile by Gulf Winds Track Club | Saturday, Mar. 29 | 8 AM for 5K and 10K, 7:30 AM for 1mi | From $15 Register 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


Saturday, Apr. 5

  • The 9th Annual Tallahassee Wine Mixer by For The Table Hospitality | Saturday, Apr. 5 | 4 PM | Downtown Tallahassee, 225 South Adams St. | From $45 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. 20

  • Growing Forward Employer Resource Luncheon | Thursday, Mar. 20 | 11 AM | CareerSource Capital Region - Leon Career Center, 2601 S Blair Stone Rd, Bldg C #200 | Register


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


Wednesday, Mar. 26

  • Benefits and Breakfast by Tallahassee Chamber | Wednesday, Mar. 26 | 8:30 AM | Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce, 300 E. Park Ave. | Free Register


Wednesday, Apr. 2

  • 2025 Business of Healthcare Summit by FSU | Wednesday, Apr. 2 | Augustus Turnbull Conference Center | $100 for Virtual Attendance, $200 for Regular Tickets until Mar. 26 Register Learn More


Tuesday, Apr. 8

  • Adapt to Improve: How to Thrive in the Extreme - Professional Women's Forum by Tallahassee Chamber | Tuesday, Apr. 10 | 11:30 AM | Dunlap Champions Club | $45 for Members, $55 for Non-Members Register

  • WOW 2.0 Hiring Fair in partnership with the Tallahassee Talent Development Council and TSC | Tuesday, Apr. 8 | TSC, Workforce Development Building, Room 105 | Deadline to register for employers: Friday, Mar. 21 Register Learn More


Thursday, Apr. 10

  • 2025 Domi Awards with Keynote Princess Ousley | Thursday, Apr. 10 | 5:30 PM | Capital City Country Club | Early Bird Special at $40 until Mar. 20, General Admission at $60 Tickets


Wednesday, Apr. 16

  • SBIR+STTR Series: Budget Management & Reporting Essentials by IGNITE Tallahassee | Wednesday, Apr. 16 | 10:30 AM | Innovation Park | Register

EPISODE 73

Watch this episode on LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube, powered by JH Creative channels. Julia had the pleasure of featuring Ricardo Schneider, Danfoss Executive Advisor & Former President and CEO of Danfoss Turbocor, who shared his journey of growing a high-scale company in Tallahassee. Got questions? Join us live!

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