Orlando, FL: Past, Present and Future
Episode description
As Central Florida continues to change the desire to connect with our local communities and the leaders who carry the history, and create dynamic and engaging programming to move the community along---Our Seat Our Table Leadership Lounge is committed to finding authentic community builders to share their first hand knowledge. Representative, Founder/Historian Geraldine Thompson shares the history of Dr. William Monroe Wells and what fueled her passion to initiate a repository for Orlando’s black pioneers, Wells’ Built Museum of African American History and Culture
511 W South St, Orlando FL 32805
Community Builder and Founder Daniel Ings of Boys to Men Mentoring is an exceptional grassroots organization working to provide life skills and hand on experience to young men ages 10-18 in Orange and Seminole County. You will hear Daniel’s enthusiasm as he speaks about the difference his program is making in the lives of the young men and their families.
Choreographer Maxine Montilus speaks about her experience with the Opera Orlando and being the choreographer of their performance of Carmen. Maxine speaks about her background, and her amazing journey to becoming a choreographer- brought to you by Browne Box Creative Solutions,
Andrew Browne.
Tax Specialist Darlene Robinson is known as the “Tax Diva”! Darlene shares successful business tips for start professionals-brought to you by Eatonville Chamber of Commerce, LaVonda Wilder.
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