How would

you

Advance TLH?

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When the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce was established 100 years ago, we had a vision for our great city. While we have accomplished a lot, there is still work to do.

Did you know we need to create 9,500 net new jobs by 2030 for Tallahassee to remain competitive? It’s time to come together once again to address challenges like this and establish where we want to go next.

It all starts with a simple question:

How would you TLH?

We invite you to share your ideas, to brainstorm, to collaborate – but most importantly, to continue the momentum in growing our community together.

Our future is bright, and it requires all of us working together to define the vision for this region.

Our Priorities

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Business
Advocacy
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Talent, Workforce,
& Education
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Economic Competitiveness
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Community & Prosperity

Our Opportunities

One

Our population will increase by an estimated 18,000 by 2030.

Two

Tallahassee trails every comparable city in the Southeast in private job growth.

Three

 We need to create 9,500 net new jobs by 2030 for Tallahassee to remain competitive.

Four

Our unemployment rate hovers around 2.6% and yet we still have two open jobs for every job seeker.

Five

30% of our population is considered Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed (ALICE), or “working poor.”

ALL IDEAS ARE GREAT IDEAS

We invite you to submit your suggestions and comments on how our community can address our opportunities and challenges to grow.

All entries are anonymous.

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