CHAMBER STAFF
Heather Kasten
President/CEO
hkasten@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4050
Ed Hill Vice President ehill@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4040
Dan Sidler
Vice President of CareerEdge & Economic Development dsidler@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4045
Isabella Alvarado
Membership & Events Associate ialvarado@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4030
Liliana Barros Executive Assistant ltorres@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4051
Pete Bartosik
Senior Program Manager Leadership Sarasota & YPG pbartosik@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4039
Lorene Bauck
ThinkBIG Program Manager lbauck@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4058
Marlon Brown Director of Government Affairs mbrown@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4055
Gaby Candelario CareerEdge & Programs Coordinator gcandelario@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4026
Kevin Golumbeck Director of CareerEdge kgolumbeck@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4038
Zach Henkel Director of Membership Investment zhenkel@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4029
Celeste Lloyd-Jones Event Manager cljones@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4035
Craig McGonigal Director of Membership Engagement cmcgonigal@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4034
Hayley Nau Strategic Brand Manager hnau@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4031
Allie Petschke Communications Associate apetschke@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4046
Christine Seaman Accounting Manager accounting@sarasotachamber.com (941) 556-4053
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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
This summer has been a powerful reminder of what makes the Sarasota business community so special—innovation, resilience, collaboration, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.
In June, the Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce was honored to host our 36th Annual Frank G. Berlin, Sr. Sarasota Business Awards, presented by the HeraldTribune Media Group, at The Ora Ballroom. To a sold-out crowd of business and community leaders, we celebrated 30 outstanding local businesses and organizations across 10 award categories.
From emerging entrepreneurs and innovative startups to longestablished businesses and impactful nonprofits, the finalists represented the very best of Sarasota. Their stories of perseverance, growth, leadership, and service served as a powerful reminder that strong businesses are the foundation of a strong community.
One of the most rewarding parts of the luncheon was seeing our community come together to celebrate one another. In a world that often moves quickly from one challenge to the next, it is important to pause and recognize the people and organizations making a meaningful impact throughout our region. We are incredibly grateful to our sponsors, finalists, judges, attendees, and Chamber team for helping make this year’s event such a tremendous success.
As we look ahead, the momentum continues with an exciting lineup of upcoming Chamber events. On August 5, we will host our Celebrating Outstanding Leaders Luncheon, recognizing individuals whose leadership and service continue to shape Sarasota. Then on August 27, we look forward to our annual Grand Expo, one of the Chamber’s largest networking and business showcase events of the year.
We are also excited for Fall for Sarasota happening September 16–18, celebrating community, connection, and all the incredible reasons we are proud to call Sarasota home.
Thank you for continuing to show up, invest in one another, and help make Sarasota not only a great place to do business, but a truly special place to live and lead.
Heather Kasten President/CEO
Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce
LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN
One of the greatest strengths of the Sarasota community has always been the willingness of people to come together, engage in important conversations, and help shape the future of our region. That is especially true within our business community.
At the Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce, we believe businesses should have a voice in the issues that impact not only our economy, but also the overall quality of life in our community. Issues such as affordable housing, transportation, water quality, access to affordable childcare, and the future of Sarasota’s Downtown Master Plan are not simply government issues—they are business issues, workforce issues, and community issues.
When employees cannot afford to live near where they work, businesses feel it. When transportation infrastructure struggles to keep pace with growth, businesses feel it. When families cannot access affordable childcare, workforce participation is impacted. And when we discuss the future vision for downtown Sarasota, it is critical that the business community has a seat at the table helping shape thoughtful, balanced, and forward-looking solutions.
The Sarasota Chamber has long served as a convener—bringing together business leaders, elected officials, nonprofit organizations, and community stakeholders to engage in meaningful dialogue and help move our community forward. While not every conversation is easy, they are necessary.
Strong communities do not happen by accident. They are built through collaboration, leadership, civic engagement, and a willingness to think beyond today toward the long-term future of the region.
I am incredibly proud of the leadership role the Sarasota Chamber continues to play in these important conversations and grateful for our members who continue to show up, stay engaged, and invest in the future of Sarasota. Together, we can help ensure our community remains a place where businesses prosper, families thrive, and future generations are proud to call home.
Jennifer Rominiecki Chair, Board of Directors Marie Selby Botanical Gardens
Frank G. Berlin, Sr. Sarasota Business Awards
Presenting Sponsor
Inspired by the theme of America 250, the 2026 Frank G. Berlin, Sr. Sarasota Business Awards celebrated 30 outstanding businesses and leaders whose innovation, resilience, and commitment to excellence are helping shape the future of our region. As winners and finalists, these organizations represent the very best of Sarasota’s business community, driving economic growth, creating opportunity, and carrying forward the entrepreneurial spirit that has fueled our nation’s progress for nearly 250 years. Congratulations to all who were recognized for their remarkable achievements and contributions to our community.
SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR
Presented by:
• WINNER: Stage Door Studios, Inc.
• Holliday Group
• Vertical Chiropractic
LARGE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR
Presented by:
• WINNER: Tommy’s Express Car Wash
• Bone Dry Roofing
• Miles Partnership
MEDIUM BUSINESS OF THE YEAR
Presented by:
• WINNER: Blue Collar Roofing
• Humane Society of Sarasota County
• Jesse’s Garage European Auto Repair
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Presented by:
• WINNER: Gulf Coast Community Foundation
• Goodwill Manasota
• S-One Holdings Corporation
NON-PROFIT OF THE YEAR
Presented by:
• WINNER: Harvest House
• Safe Place and Rape Crisis Center (SPARCC)
• Teen Court of Sarasota
RISING STAR
Presented by:
• WINNER: Kaitlyn Perez Communications
• Courtyard Modern Development LLC
• Voda Cleaning & Restoration of Sarasota
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT & INNOVATION
Presented by:
• WINNER: Children First
• Helios Technologies
• NCN Electric, Inc.
BREAKTHROUGH BUSINESS OF THE YEAR
Presented by:
• WINNER: King HR Services Inc
• Angotti Design
• Key Sailing
WOMAN-OWNED BUSINESS OF THE YEAR
Presented by:
• WINNER: State Street Eating House + Cocktails
• Luhrsen Goldberg
• Vives Digital
HOSPITALITY BUSINESS OF THE YEAR
Presented by:
• WINNER: The Ritz-Carlton, Sarasota
• Sarasota Art Museum
• Sarasota Paradise
InternConnect Launches Another Summer of Talent Development
The Greater Sarasota Chamber is proud to welcome a new class of InternConnect participants for a summer focused on professional growth, leadership development, networking, and community engagement. This year, 51 interns have been matched with 34 employers across the Sarasota region, creating meaningful opportunities for young professionals to gain hands-on experience while building valuable connections within the local business community.
Through a series of educational sessions, networking events, and leadership experiences, InternConnect helps participants strengthen their skills, explore career pathways, and discover the many opportunities available right here in Sarasota. The Chamber looks forward to seeing the impact these emerging leaders will make throughout the program and in our community for years to come.
AI Summit: How AI Lets Small Business Wield Big-Company Power
The Greater Sarasota Chamber’s inaugural AI Summit welcomed business leaders, innovators, and professionals from across the community for a morning focused on the future of artificial intelligence in business. Held at Embassy Suites Sarasota, the event featured a keynote presentation by Craig Turner of Momentum AI, along with educational sessions from Dylan Borden, Jess Bertolini, and Rebeca Lima, who shared practical strategies for leveraging AI to improve efficiency, innovation, and growth. Attendees also heard from an expert panel featuring Dr. John Licato, Elizabeth M. Stamoulis, and Jason Wood, who explored the opportunities and challenges AI presents across industries. Thank you to Presenting Sponsor Four Winds IT, our speakers, sponsors, and attendees for helping make the Chamber’s first AI Summit a tremendous success.
UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING SIGNATURE EVENTS
Celebrate Outstanding Leadership Awards
Wednesday, August 5, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Michael’s On East Restaurant & Catering
1212 S. East Avenue
Sarasota, FL 34239
Grand Expo
Thursday, August 27, 2026
4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Robarts Arena
3000 Ringling Blvd. Sarasota, FL 34237
Sporting Clays
Friday, October 16, 2026
8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sarasota Trap, Skeet & Clay’s
3445 Rustic Road
Nokomis, FL 34275
UPCOMING NETWORKING EVENTS
State of the Community: What Happens When Creativity Meets Artificial Intelligence Presented by Dr. Davis Schneiderman
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Carlisle Inn and Conference Center – Sarasota
3727 Bahia Vista Street
Sarasota, FL 34232
Hustle Bar: Automate Your Business with AI
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce
1945 Fruitville Road Sarasota, FL 34236
Young Professionals Group After Hours at Café on St. Armands
Thursday, July 16, 2026
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM Café on St. Armands
431 St. Armands Circle
Sarasota, FL 34236
Premier Investor Reception Hosted by RITE Technology
Thursday, July 23, 2026
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
RITE Technology
1744 Independence Blvd
Sarasota, FL 34234
Shumaker Chamber University: Knock Out Networking! More Prospects. More Referrals. More Business Presented by Michael Goldberg
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce
1945 Fruitville Road
Sarasota, FL 34236
Hustle Bar: Digital Marketing Essentials for Small Businesses
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce
1945 Fruitville Road Sarasota, FL 34236
Shumaker Chamber University: Communicate with Confidence presented by Will Luera
Wednesday, August 19, 2026
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Sarasota Chamber of Commerce
1945 Fruitville Road Sarasota, FL 34236
Hustle Bar: Video Marketing Lab: Create Killer Video Content
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce
1945 Fruitville Road Sarasota, FL 34236
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QUARTER Ambassador OF THE BRITTANYKISS
Brittany Kiss is a Manatee and Sarasota County native whose career has been built on connection, community, and service. With a background in hospitality, she developed a strong foundation in understanding people, anticipating needs, and creating meaningful experiences—skills that continue to shape her professional approach today.
In her role with Blue Collar Roofing, Brittany focuses on building relationships and connecting businesses throughout the local community. Known for her ability to bring people together, she serves as a bridge between industries, helping professionals create alignment, build trust, and develop long-term value. Her work goes beyond traditional networking, emphasizing intentional relationships that strengthen both businesses and the community as a whole.
Brittany is actively involved in the Sarasota business community and credits much of her growth to the individuals and organizations who have supported and encouraged her along the way. That experience has shaped her commitment to showing up for others in the same way—creating opportunities, fostering connection, and investing in people.
Outside of her professional work, Brittany is a proud single mother to her four-year-old daughter, who continues to shape her perspective in meaningful ways. Through motherhood, she has developed a deeper understanding of patience, advocacy, and the importance of inclusive support systems, particularly within the autism community.
She is especially passionate about supporting young people and women as they grow into their roles both professionally and personally. Brittany believes that strong communities are built through meaningful relationships where people are seen, supported, and valued—and she is committed to being a part of that impact every day.
Government Affairs Update:
Advocacy, Engagement, and Planning for Sarasota’s Future
The Greater Sarasota Chamber’s Government Affairs team continues to serve as a strong voice for the business community, keeping members informed on key issues impacting our region while fostering meaningful civic engagement. Recent Chamber member survey results revealed that economic uncertainty remains the top concern for local businesses, followed by healthcare costs, trade and tariffs, and taxation. These insights help guide the Chamber’s advocacy efforts at the local, state, and federal levels.
This spring, Chamber leaders and community stakeholders participated in the Chamber’s annual benchmarking trip to Greenville, South Carolina, exploring one of the nation’s most recognized examples of downtown revitalization, workforce development, and economic growth. The experience reinforced an important lesson: transformative community success is built through long-term vision, intentional leadership, and strong public-private partnerships.
The Chamber is also encouraging residents and business leaders to stay engaged in the 2026 election cycle. Voting plays a critical role in shaping decisions related to economic development, infrastructure, education, housing, workforce development, and quality of life throughout our region.
Members are encouraged to stay informed, participate in candidate forums, and make their voices heard at the ballot box. As Sarasota continues to grow, the Chamber remains committed to advocating for policies that support a strong business climate, a thriving workforce, and a prosperous future for our community.
Question 1
Which of the following federal polict areas are affecting your business right now? (Select up to two)
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CAREER EDGE
Creating Pathways to Prosperity
A better job can change the trajectory of a person’s life. Higher wages, greater stability, and new career opportunities create lasting benefits not only for workers, but also for their families and the broader community.
In 2025, CareerEdge invested more than $1.5 million in workforce development, helping 447 individuals gain new skills and earn 540 industry-recognized certifications. Those investments translated into more than $2.56 million in annual earnings gains for local workers.
Among the most significant outcomes came through the Bridges to Careers Fast Track program. Participants increased their wages by an average of $7.37 per hour—more than $15,000 in additional annual income. Many entered the program facing economic challenges, with nearly one-third unemployed before beginning training.
CareerEdge also helped incumbent workers advance within their careers. More than 255 employees received training through the Upskilling Workers
program, leading to raises, promotions, and new credentials in high-demand industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, and skilled trades.
Beyond the numbers are stories of transformed lives. Participants described gaining confidence, developing in-demand skills, and accessing opportunities that once seemed out of reach. One graduate shared that CareerEdge helped open the door to “a future that feels 10 times bigger than what I thought was possible before.”
The impact extends throughout the region. CareerEdge-supported programs generated an estimated $3.85 million in economic impact in 2025, strengthening local businesses while helping residents build pathways to long-term economic mobility and success.
Connect the Dots: Turning Relationships into Impact RECAP YOUNG PROFESSIONALS SUMMIT
What an incredible afternoon at the 2026 YP Summit!
This year’s theme, Connect the Dots: Turning Relationships into Impact, presented by Kerkering, Barberio & Co., came to life through meaningful conversations, powerful storytelling, and authentic connections among Sarasota’s young professionals.
A huge thank you to our amazing speakers — Marcey Walsh of Dale Carnegie, Chris Williams of Aginto | A Digital Agency, and Will Luera of Lifeline Productions — for sharing valuable insights on how relationships can shape careers, strengthen communities, and create lasting impact.
We also want to thank our incredible panelists for an engaging and insightful discussion on building meaningful connections both personally and professionally. Thank you to moderator Scooter Maloney of United Community Bank, along with Dawn Newton of Kerkering, Barberio & Co., Victoria Avila of HBKS Wealth Advisors, and Allen Johnson of Cedar Fox Coffee for sharing your experiences and perspectives with our attendees.
We were also excited to celebrate our Young Professional of the Year honorees: Alyssa “Ali” Orme of Caldwell Trust, Cassie Friedman of Ace Electric, and RJ Ricci of Segrera Associates. Your leadership, passion, and impact on our community are truly inspiring.
Thank you to everyone who attended, connected, and helped make this year’s Summit such a success. The future of Sarasota is bright because of young professionals like you.
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SARASOTA LEADERSHIP
Celebrating the Next Generation of Leaders
This spring, we proudly celebrated the graduation of both the Leadership Sarasota Class of 2025–2026 and the Youth Leadership Sarasota Class of 2025–2026. Throughout the year, these dedicated leaders and students immersed themselves in learning about our community, strengthening their leadership skills, building meaningful relationships, and gaining valuable insight into the people, organizations, and industries that help shape Sarasota’s future. Their commitment to personal growth, civic engagement, and community impact has been inspiring to witness. We congratulate each graduate on this achievement and look forward to seeing the many ways they will continue to lead, serve, and make a difference in Sarasota and beyond.
Celebrate Outstanding Leadership Awards
Join us for the Celebrate Outstanding Leadership Awards, an inspiring luncheon dedicated to honoring the individuals who make Sarasota a stronger, more vibrant community through their leadership, service, and commitment to others. This annual event brings together Leadership Sarasota alumni, Chamber members, business leaders, and community supporters to recognize outstanding leaders through the following awards:
• Lifetime of Leadership Award
• Impact in Action Award
• Leadership Sarasota Dedication Award
• Civic Champion Award
• Community Catalyst Award
Celebrate the achievements of those who are making a lasting difference in our community while connecting with fellow leaders and changemakers.
Wednesday, August 5, 2026
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
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Corporate Corner
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Kathleen Walz Attorney, Icard Merrill
Many residents throughout Florida own and reside in Condominiums. While Condominiums can offer many benefits to residents, including reduced maintenance obligations, uniformity, and a sense of community; Condominiums are also highly regulated by Florida law. Therefore, it is essential for Condominium Associations to remain up to date with the legislative changes to Florida Statutes Chapter 718, the Condominium Act. House Bill 913, passed by the Florida legislature and enacted in July 2025, contained substantial changes to the Condominium Act.
Under Florida Statutes Section 718.112(2)(f)(2)(c)(II), Owner controlled Condominium Associations are now permitted to fund reserves for SIRS through a special assessment, line of credit, or loan if the Association has obtained approval from a majority of the total voting interests of the Association. Under Florida Statutes Section 718.112(2)(f)(4) reserve account pooling is now permitted, however, reserve accounts for SIRS items may only be pooled with other reserves for SIRS items.
Associations which have not adopted electronic voting under Florida Statutes Section 718.128 are now required to designate an e-mail address at which to receive ballots under Florida Statutes Section 718.128(7)(a). The statute also requires that the Association include a disclaimer informing the Owner that they are waiving the secrecy of their ballot by transmitting a ballot via e-mail and other certain e-mail ballot requirements.
Additionally, Florida Statutes Section 718.111(12)(a)(6) and 718.112(2)(c)(1) have been amended to require that if Condominium Associations hold Board meetings via video conference the Association is required to include the hyperlink on the notice, record the meeting and maintain the meeting as part of the Official Records of the Association.
While these updates are not exhaustive of the changes contained in House Bill 913, they exemplify the variety of changes. Associations should ensure that they are consulting with legal counsel to ensure that the changes and nuances of these legislative updates are being properly observed and implemented by the Association.
Corporate Corner Lakewoood Ranch Medical Center
Philip Reber COO/Interim CEO, Lakewood Ranch Medical Center
This year has marked an exciting new chapter for our hospital and for the Lakewood Ranch community we proudly serve. In April, we broke ground on our new patient tower — a major milestone in our longterm plan to expand access to highquality care close to home. In May, we welcomed our first patients into the new space, adding 60 muchneeded beds as part of a new Critical Care Unit and Progressive Care Unit. We also added a new pharmacy, outpatient testing and lab services, and a more comfortable surgery waiting area for families. These additions strengthen our ability to deliver exceptional care when our community needs it most.
Growth doesn’t stop there. We are actively working on important updates to our current Emergency Department to enhance patient flow and improve the experience for those seeking emergency care. And toward the end of this year, we will take another significant step forward with the opening of our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. This will allow families to stay close to home during some of their most vulnerable moments, supported by highly trained specialists and advanced technology.
Lakewood Ranch continues to grow rapidly, and we are committed to growing with it. Every project we undertake — from the new tower to the upcoming NICU — reflects our mission to meet the evolving needs of our neighbors with compassion, innovation, and excellence. I’m proud of the progress we’ve made and energized by what’s ahead.
Corporate Corner Sarasota Bradenton International Airport
Paul Hoback President and CEO, Sarasota Bradenton International Airport
What is the biggest leadership lesson you have learned?
The biggest leadership lesson I have learned is the value of a servant leadership mindset. Leadership begins with listening and understanding the people you support. My role is to clear roadblocks, create a culture where teams can thrive and look around corners rather than just straight ahead. When people feel heard and valued, they are empowered to bring forward ideas that move an organization forward. Strong relationships built on trust and humility make everything possible.
What is one piece of business advice you would give to local entrepreneurs?
One piece of advice I would share is to stay grounded in your mission and invest in relationships. Collaboration truly accelerates success, and entrepreneurs who stay connected to their community gain access to insights, partnerships and opportunities they would never find on their own. Our local business network is one of this region’s greatest strengths. Keep learning, stay adaptable and surround yourself with people who challenge you to grow and support your goals.
Are there any exciting developments happening in your company?
We’re moving forward with several major initiatives that strengthen SRQ’s future. Our multimodal facility, which includes a parking garage and rental car center, will streamline the travel experience. We are expanding our aviation ecosystem to build a strong workforce pipeline that prepares people for high demand aviation careers. I am passionate about our partnerships with regional leaders who are focused on early planning for advanced air mobility to support future flying taxis and vertiports. Inside the terminal, refreshed concessions bring local flavor and national favorites, and our new therapy animal program continues to brighten our guests’ day.
What do you love the most about Sarasota?
What I love most about this region is how warm and welcoming this community is. I spent my entire life in Pittsburgh, and moving here was a major change, but people embraced me from day one. That sense of belonging, combined with the region’s incredible arts community, from public art to world class performances and cultural destinations, makes this region truly special. It is a place where creativity, connection, and natural beauty come together, and I feel grateful to call it home.
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From Sarasota. For Sarasota.
That’s Gulfside Bank.
What does homegrown mean to you?
At Gulfside Bank, we think it means taking pride in our roots. Supporting the community that’s always supported us. Doing everything we can to help it grow and thrive. And as the area’s only locally-owned community bank, we’ve been putting our money for local businesses and projects with fast, ultrapersonal service.
Sarasota is our home and our community Gulfside is your homegrown bank.
Sarasota Christian School is expanding with a new dedicated high school facility—made possible with support from Gulfside Bank— to meet growing enrollment and better serve students.
NEW MEMBERS WELCOME
March 2026 – May 2026
Please help us in welcoming the following new members joining our Chamber family! We are excited to have these talented individuals and businesses join our vibrant community, and we look forward to fostering strong connections and collaboration with them as we continue to grow and thrive together.
Adelman Discoveries
Affordable Closets Inc.
Aladdin Equipment
Alexter Enterprises LLC
All Event Rental
Alset Custom
Alton Osprey
Amalfi Bakehouse, LLC
American Heart Association
AvSky Charters
BarkSuds Sarasota
BayBot Dynamics
Bouwer Group LLC
By The Bay RV
Carvel
City Wide Facility Solutions of Tampa Bay
Claudie’s
Comforting Currents
Community Talent Hub
Core Commercial Group, LLC
Covert Academy
Cox Chevrolet/Cox Mazda
Cruisin’ Tikis Sarasota
Dante Family Medicine
EB5 Investors
EK Interior Styling
Ely Digital Marketing
Elysian Homes
Everon Fire & Security
Fingerprint Marketing
First Citizens Bank
Florida Financial Advisors
Fonz Heating & Air
Fresh Monkee Sarasota - Fruitville Rd.
G&G Garden and Lawn Care
Garage Service Today - Garage Doors & Operators
Genesis Health Services, Inc.
Ginntech Capital
GLADD, Inc.
Guardian Protection
GYMGUYZ Suncoast
Hand Up to Victory
Henderson Franklin Starnes & Holt
Henley & Partners
Home Watchers on the Gulf
iBrandStrategist.com
Image Studios
Integrity Wealth Management, Inc.
James Avery Artisan Jewelry
JMJ Elite Bookkeeping
Katy’s
Kokomo Yacht Club
LUMA Biological Dentistry
Massage Envy
MHK Architecture
Michael S. Wentzel Photography
Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza
New York Life Insurance and Investments
Olala Events LLC
One Life Church
Overture Technology dba Purlieu Technology
Pelican Roofing FL
Plumbing Detectives LLC
Quest Diagnostics Inc.
REDLINE Fire Watch
Rentals to Go
Right at Home
Rocket Phonics
Sabal Construction and Roofing, LLC
Sarasota Bay Explorers & LeBarge Tropical Cruises
Sarasota Glass & Mirror
Sarasota Motor Club
Sarasota Sunny South RV Resort
SHRM Sarasota
SoulfulWaves
Source.ai
Storm Protection Pros
Stronghold Roofing
Structured Fusion AI LLC
TABLO Marketing & Communications
Tandem Homes LLC
Tepe & Sisneros
The Little Gym of Sarasota
The Maxout 360
The Peeples Insurance Agency
The Reserve at Bahia Vista Apartments
The Vault Strength and Fitness (S Corp Wilson Warriors Inc.)
The Villas of Holly Brook Sarasota
Tropical Thrills Entertainment
Trust Roofing
Two Men and a Truck
UpRiver Adventures
Velo Luxury Apartments
Vertical Custom Homes
Vibe Otter
Viva la Vida
WCC Business Solutions
Window Therapy
Woodhouse Spa
Woodstone Associates
WriteYourPlan
WSLR+Fogartyville
BIG MOMENTS CELEBRATING THE
Congratulations to the amazing businesses that recently celebrated their milestones with us! The photos below showcase our March, April, and May ribbon cuttings, where we welcomed new businesses, expansions, and major renovations into the Sarasota community.
David Weekley Homes 3903 Northdale Blvd., 280E Tampa, FL 33624
Marks Cabinetry Services 2269 Porter Lake Drive, Sarasota, FL 34240
D1 Training Sarasota 1501 N. Beneva Road, Suite 580, Sarasota, FL 34232
VIPcare Sarasota – Tamiami 8620 S. Tamiami Trail, Suite F&G, Sarasota, FL 34238
FL 34239
CoaterZ
Second Heart Homes, Inc.
ANNIVERSARIES MEMBER
Honoring 25+ Years of Chamber Membership
Some partnerships stand the test of time—and these members prove it. We’re proud to celebrate the incredible businesses and organizations that have been with the Chamber for 25 years or more. Through seasons of growth, challenge, and change, your support has helped shape the Sarasota we know and love today. Thank you for being part of our story for more than two decades—and counting.
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