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Welcome to the Tallahassee 100 Club, the first established business club in Tallahassee!

 In the Tallahassee 100 Club, each member represents a trade, business, occupation or profession and is classified according to their main activity or profession. No member may be in competition with the main activity or profession of another member.

Tallahassee 100 Club featured in Tallahassee Magazine!

 Click below to View Digital Magazine

https://issuu.com/rowlandpublishing/docs/linked_19tmso_digitaledition/178

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This event will be at Don Punphrey's Farm

2025 Spooner Rd, Quincy, FL 32351

Take I-10 West  -  Exit 181  ( SR-267 )

Turn LEFT onto SR-267 and continue SOUTH for about 4 Tenths ( .4 ) of a Mile
Turn LEFT onto CR-267A and continue SOUTHEAST for about 2 Miles

There will be plenty of 'Tallahassee 100 Club' signs once you are in the Area

 

The Tallahassee 100 Club meets at

the Elks Lodge on the second and fourth

Mondays of each month. The second

Monday is a 12:00 luncheon,

and the fourth Monday is a 6:30

dinner meeting.

 

It is the purpose of the Tallahassee “100” Club to form an association of business and professional persons in the Tallahassee and Leon County area, who will aid and counsel one another with business and professional problems; create and encourage business: and promote and further the mutual interest and welfare of its members as follows:

1.   Provide a means of disseminating business information of value to its members.

2.   To be a strictly non-political organization, and to promote and foster the spirit of fellowship amongst its members            and a better understanding of the services the members can and do render.

3.   To aid and assist individually and as a group in solving and discussing business problems and other needs.

4.   To foster camaraderie, trust and knowledge amongst members through regular face to face association at business        and social gatherings. 

The Tallahassee 100 Club is having another Great Party

Saturday, November 4th 2023

 The party begins at 4:00

with Great Food and Hay Rides!

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Guest Speaker  11/27/23

Lee Avirett was our guest speaker

Lee is a local beekeeper and avid gardener. He talked about the rewarding hobby and potential income from  keeping honey bees and their importance as the chief pollinator for many of our favorite fruits and vegetables.  Lee and his family members have kept bees at various times over four decades.  As a past director of the Apalachee Beekeepers Association, Lee presented the truths, challenges, and rewards of becoming a beekeeper. 

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Guest Speaker  10/23/23

David Clark was our guest speaker

David Clark founded Allegiant Strategies Group in 2020 after serving over 17 years in executive government roles including 4 years as an Army Airborne Officer.  David talked to us about Artificial Intelligence - the Potential Benefits and Issues 

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Guest Speaker  7/24/23

Brian Desloge was our guest speaker

As a former County Commissioner and business owner, Brian talked to us about retirement, what he is doing, and the basics of living a balanced life.

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Guest Speaker  6/26/23

J. Doug Smith was our guest speaker

Over the last eight years, Smith has traveled throughout the southeast researching George W. Saxon and Tallahassee’s history, and during that time, served for six years on the board of directors of the Tallahassee Historical Society, serving one year as its president and treasurer and continues serving as an advisor to the historical society’s 2024 bicentennial committee, and is currently serving on Visit Tallahassee's Bicentennial History Committee. In addition, he has aided in the research of three other books about Tallahassee’s history and continues his interest in uncovering and writing about Tallahassee’s rich and varied past.

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Guest Speaker  5/22/23

Marina Lickson was our guest speaker

Marina Lickson serves as the Tallahassee programs manager for the Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship (JMI), which is part of the College of Business at Florida State University. Prior to working at JMI, she owned her own business in the Tallahassee area for 15 years and worked in positions where she planned events and administered programs and outreach for the State of Florida. Lickson also is a graduate of JMI’s Tallahassee SBEP Program.

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Guest Speaker  4/17/23

Gregg Patterson was our guest speaker

Gregg Patterson has over 40 years’ experience serving as CFO, COO and CEO in multiple industries. His current company provides advisory services to over 60 business entities which vary in size from start-ups to existing companies with revenues of over $200M.  He is a serial entrepreneur and has participated in startup retail, insurance, financial and professional services organizations.

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Guest Speaker  3/27/23

Tallahassee Police Chief Lawrence Revell was our guest speaker

Chief Revell has been with the Tallahassee Police Department (TPD) for 32 years, earning two Medals of Bravery (2007 and 1997) and two Meritorious Service Awards (2008 and 1996). Chief Revell aims to strengthen TPD for the betterment of every Tallahassee resident.

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