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Visit here: www.capitalregionalmedicalcenter.com

Read about the new robotic-arm assisted knee and hip surgery: https://capitalregionalmedicalcenter.com/service/total-joint-replacement

TLH Village Square Website: https://tlh.villagesquare.us/

TLH Village Square Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TLH.villagesquare/

FL Village Square Twitter: https://twitter.com/VillageSquareFL

Ricardo Schneider, President of Danfoss Turbocor, joins us sharing the innovative work they do as a global company with their main facility and an Application Development Center right here in Tallahassee, Florida. Ricardo talks about why the company and his employees choose and love this community. The research conducted at the MagLab, Florida State University and Florida A&M University, as well as other groups in Innovation Park, allows Danfoss to have a unique partnership and collaboration unlike any other city in the world.

Danfoss Turbocor: https://www.danfoss.com/en-us/ 

Danfoss Application Development Center - Tallahassee, Florida: https://bit.ly/2TmXtEs

Think TLH 11: The World’s Premier Magnetic Laboratory, Director Greg Boebinger: https://bit.ly/2DMmErU

Commissioner Bryan Desloge: http://cms.leoncountyfl.gov/Home/County-Commission/Bryan-Desloge

Village Square: https://tlh.villagesquare.us/

Visit Tallahassee: http://www.visittallahassee.com/ 

Domi Station: http://www.domistation.com/

In this episode, Susie Busch-Transou, Founder and CEO of Hearth & Soul and Vice President and Co-owner of Tri-Eagle Sales, talks about her love for Tallahassee and what represents the soul of this diverse and innovative community. She also shares what it's like to own two businesses, including creating Hearth & Soul--a unique retail experience disguised in a house. Hearth & Soul recently opened their first flagship store in Austin, Texas, and their Tallahassee headquarters is celebrating their fourth year in business.

Listen in to learn why Susie chooses to live, work and play in Tallahassee.

Hearth & Soul: https://hearthandsoul.com/ 

Tri-Eagle Sales: https://trieaglesales.com/ 

In this episode, brothers Jeff and Matt Spinks talk about owning a business, entrepreneurship, and why they chose Tallahassee, specifically the SOMO district. Jeff established the first only float therapy center in Tallahassee, the Driftaway Float Center. Matt owns On the Rocks Bartending which has provided premiere bartending services to Tallahassee and the Big Bend areas since 1999. 

Driftaway Float Center: http://floattally.com/

On the Rocks Bartending: https://www.ontherocksbartending.net/

With 350,000 pairs of custom socks sold within a few years and even more donated to charity, DivvyUp is on the fast-track for success. Listen in and learn how a group of students turn an idea into a reality.

For more information & to purchase custom socks, visit https://www.divvyupsocks.com/

Donald Gray first came to Tallahassee to study architecture at Florida A&M University, and after graduating from Harvard Graduate School of Design, he ultimately decided to return to Tallahassee and make it his home. Donald is a principal and architect at the Tallahassee office of Fitzgerald Collaborative Group. His involvement ranges from mentoring middle schoolers in Gadsden County to being a member of the state's American Institute for Architects. Listen to learn why he decided to return to Tallahassee, and discover his favorite part about designing for communities. 

Fitzgerald Collaborative Group: fitzgeraldcollaborative.com