NEBAtoday, has over 250 members, mostly business owners but also their employees, who meet monthly on the fourth Tuesday of every month (except for December) at the Capital City Country Club to hear speakers or candidates running for office. This dovetails nicely with the goals ofNEBAwhich is to keep business people appraised of what’s going on in their community and to rally them when our collective voice needs to be heard.
And NEBA’s voice has been heard on many occasions in the past such as when the county wanted to implement a new health care tax, or when the city wanted to increase the property tax millage rate beyond 3.7 mills. When NEBA members show up to a community meeting, elected officials know they’ll hear the unvarnished truth!
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July 23rd’s NEBA (Network of Entrepreneurs and Business Advocates) luncheon meeting featured the three candidates for Leon County School Superintendent: Joe Burgess, Rocky Hanna and Star Swain.
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Florida lawmakers passed some serious restrictions on certain types of litigation during the 2023 session. Florida Justice Reform Institute President William Large and Capital City Consulting Partner Ashley Kalifeh talked about the changes and what they mean to consumers and businesses during NEBA’s meeting of June 27.
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Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis tells NEBA members that the state is taking new and bold steps to bolster its fiscal resiliency, reduce financial crime and provide maximal returns for the taxpayers of Florida. Recorded February 16, 2023.
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Leon County Sheriff Walt McNeil, Second Judicial Circuit State Attorney Jack Campbell and Tallahassee Police Chief Lawrence Revell tell members of NEBA (the Network of Entrepreneurs and Business Advocates) what new steps are being taken to reduce crime - particularly youthful violent crime - in the Tallahassee area. Recorded January 24, 2023.
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NEBA – the Network of Entrepreneurs and Business Advocates – hosted a forum on May 24, 2022 featuring all four candidates for Tallahassee mayor: the incumbent, John Dailey; and challengers Kristin Dozier; Michael Ibrahim; and Whitfield Leland III. Discussion topics included the city’s rising crime rate, lack of affordable housing and the proper use of Blueprint funds.