DOMI STATION'S TOP COMMUNITY STORIES OF THE WEEK: MAY 28TH

Domi Station is happy to provide you with weekly community updates! These updates will include Domi Station, Tallahassee, & small business news. Read below for the latest updates for the week of May 25th to the 28th.

New Leon County Recognition Program: Sustainabiz

Leon County is introducing a new recognition program for businesses titled, Sustainabiz! The program acknowledges local businesses and organizations that have made substantial efforts in implementing sustainability practices in areas like energy, water, waste, community and employee engagement, and local economy. This voluntary program is free and provides businesses and organizations with an easy checklist to help determine their recognition level, as well as technical assistance, and a sustainable business network for our county. 

For more information, visit the Sustainabiz website.

HubSpot Event: The Secret to Campaigns that Convert in 2021

Campaigns are a key growth accelerator for businesses when done well. They are momentum drivers that unite teams and companies around a shared goal.

Good marketers know the ingredients to running a great campaign are alignment across teams, engagement throughout the customer journey, and reporting that drives decisions.

If your business isn't speaking "as one" across channels and across teams, you're losing customers. Engaging your audience through aligned campaigns ensures you speak with one powerful voice propelling your customer along their journey, reducing friction and delivering results on the goals that matter most to you.

Join HubSpot on June 3rd for their webinar with campaign experts at 1 PM ET. To register or for more information, click here.

 New Small Business: Pineappetit

Pineappetit recently transformed its business from local food truck to a brick-and-mortar restaurant in Tallahassee! FAMU alum, Sam Burgess opened the doors at his Pensacola Street restaurant on April 22nd. From the grand opening, the chef & restaurant owner donated a portion of the revenue to the Golden Chance foundation, a local nonprofit dedicated to providing resources and scholarships to individuals affected by the premature death of a biological parent.

For more information on the new restaurant, you can visit their site here.