Tallahassee-Leon County to Host the World’s Largest Magnetics Conference
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Join us at the MDSM Conference from February 18–20, 2025, at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center. This leading global event brings together industry experts, innovators, and decision-makers to explore advancements in magnetics, motor design, drive systems, and motion control technologies. Attendees will engage in discussions on the latest economic trends, cutting-edge materials, and technical innovations driving the future of these industries.
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- Gain insights into breakthroughs in permanent magnets, magnetic materials, and magnet systems.
- Explore innovations in motor efficiency, reliability, and performance.
- Stay informed on global issues affecting the supply, demand, and pricing of critical magnetic materials.
- Network with OEM developers, design engineers, manufacturers, integrators, material suppliers, and system providers.
- Participate in workshops, technical sessions, and exclusive private tours of nearby labs and manufacturing facilities.
- Learn about regulatory updates, testing standards, and emerging applications.
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Discover how new technologies are driving energy efficiency and cost savings.
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Save $400 with Early Bird Registration by December 13!
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MDSM 2025 caters to industries such as automotive, renewable energy, electronics, healthcare, and beyond. Whether you’re developing magnetic systems, integrating advanced technologies, or addressing global market challenges, this event offers actionable insights and unmatched networking opportunities. Connect with industry leaders shaping the future of manufacturing, industrial automation, and automotive advancements, and gain valuable strategies to stay ahead in your field. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this transformative event!
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The 2025 Leon Works Expo is right around the corner, taking place on April 25, 2025, at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center. This annual event offers a unique opportunity to connect with hundreds of high school students who will soon be entering the workforce.
At the Leon Works Expo, you can showcase your organization and inspire the next generation of skilled professionals in industries like health care, IT, business, trades, and creative arts. By participating, you'll play a vital role in bridging the gap between workforce needs and local talent.
Why register? Here are three key reasons:
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Shape the future workforce: Introduce students to your field and show them how their skills and passions align with career opportunities in your industry.
- Expand your talent pipeline: Build relationships with emerging talent who are eager to contribute to Tallahassee-Leon County’s thriving economy.
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Strengthen our community: By participating, you’ll help foster local economic growth and sustainability by keeping talent in the region.
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Don’t miss this chance to make an impact on Tallahassee-Leon County’s workforce development and grow your brand as an employer of choice.
Register today to secure your booth and join us in shaping the future of our local workforce! Visit Leon Works Expo Registration for more information. Let’s build brighter futures together!
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Out Now: Quarterly
Economic Dashboard
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OEV is the #1 source for Tallahassee-Leon County economic information and data. Our team of expert analysts track, collect, and distill over 80 metrics—driving the information gathering and strategic planning efforts of businesses, ecosystem partners, and government offices throughout the Tallahassee Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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Tallahassee Stands Out Among Metro Areas with Below-Average Cost of Living in Q3
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For Q3 2024, the Tallahassee urban area had an overall composite Cost of Living Index of 92.7%, or 7.3% below the average cost of living for all 252 participating urban areas, according to the Cost of Living Index released by the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER). The Cost of Living Index (COLI) is released by C2ER to measure regional differences in the cost of consumer goods and services (like grocery items, healthcare, and housing), excluding taxes and non-consumer expenditures, for professional and managerial households in the top 20% of income.
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The index is based on more than 90,000 prices covering 60 different items for which prices are collected three times a year. This research tool allows OEV to make accurate cost-of-living comparisons between Tallahassee-Leon County and other COLI-participating urban areas across the United States.
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| Bill Kearney
South Florida Sun Sentinel
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Upcoming Opportunities
from Our Partners
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Join us this Sunday, December 8th, for a holiday celebration at The Monroe! OEV MWSBE Deputy Director and School Board Member Darryl Jones is hosting the Annual Toy Drive for deserving children in our community. Please come with an unwrapped toy or coat or make a contribution.
Contributions can be made payable to:
Foundation for Leon County Schools at secure.qgiv.com/for/thatoydrive
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Strategic planning is more important than ever for business owners, entrepreneurs, and team leaders. Join us for a highly informative session that will begin with identifying the key components for successful strategic planning. Attendees will then work through using those components to begin building the framework for a robust strategic plan, which will serve as a roadmap to guide each business towards sustainable growth and success in the new year!
Tuesday, December 10, 2024
8:00 – 9:30 AM
Hotel Duval (Find on Google Maps)
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Entrepreneurship can create gray areas between personal and business expenses. Understanding the importance of separating the two and how to do so efficiently is critical for financial clarity and building a strong foundation.
Thursday, December 12, 2024
5:30 – 7:00 PM
Domi Station (Find on Google Maps)
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Read Past Issues of the OEV Newsletter Online!
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Delve into past issues of the OEV Newsletter to catch up on updates, insights, economic development initiatives, programs, and opportunities in Tallahassee-Leon County!
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The Office of Economic Vitality (OEV) is the economic development organization for the City of Tallahassee and Leon County. Our economic development model values diversity, equity, and economic inclusion. We assist businesses with navigating & competing in today’s marketplace while leveraging existing resources to maximize the infusion of capital into our community. For more information, visit OEVforBusiness.org
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