Legally established in the State of Florida in February of 2021, Forever Marketing Group, LLC has more than 25 years in the sales & marketing field with diversified experience in Media Communication, Social Media, and Health Marketing. They prepare advertising campaigns for radio and television, generate printed marketing material, produce independent programs for radio and television, and even organize many types of private business events, press conferences, community events, health fairs, trade shows, and concerts.
Forever Marketing Group worked on the steering committee of the Hispanic Expo organized by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metro Orlando from 2006-2010. For this project, they were in charge of the total logistics of the 3-day event. In addition to coordinating many expo events, they produce a weekly radio program, “Salud, Finanzas y Algo Mas,” every Tuesday from 4pm – 5pm on the local Generation Radio News 1220AM Radio Station here in Kissimmee, FL.
They would like to extend an invitation to all fellow Chamber Members to attend, or participate as an exhibitor, in their Kissimmee Edu Expo to be held at Osceola Heritage Park on Saturday, June 4, 2022 from 10am – 6pm. The Kissimmee Edu Expo is free of charge to our community (including parking!), with seven- to eight-thousand expected attendees during the event hours. The event will feature guidance on education and financial aid issues and much more. The Forever Marketing Crew is looking forward to seeing you all there!!
With advanced, enterprise-class technology backed by local, professional service and support, Smart City Metro offers highly-flexible, scalable solutions for today’s advanced business needs.
With over 50 years of experience building and maintaining custom fiber solutions for businesses in Central Florida, Smart City is expanding to provide fiber and voice services to more businesses in Orange, Seminole, Osceola, and Brevard counties. Operating as Smart City Metro, the expansion of their fiber network means you now have a choice for your communication needs.
As a full-service telecommunications provider, Smart City Metro offers symmetrical Fiber Internet Access services, cloud-based Hosted Voice, and managed services like SD-WAN, Wi-Fi, and Manager Router over an all-fiber network. An all-fiber network means your business can experience faster access to your data and applications with speeds that range from 50 Mbps to 10 Gbps. This will give you greater reliability and scalability, the ability to quickly upload and download large files simultaneously, fewer delays in accessing cloud-based tools and platforms, and – most importantly for businesses in Florida – an all-fiber network is designed to be weatherproof.
Smart City is headquartered in Lake Buena Vista and has been providing telecommunications services to two of the most important organizations in Central Florida: The Walt Disney World Co., including all enterprises on the Disney property, shops, hotels, restaurants, and transportation companies, and the Orange County Convention Center. They have a long history of innovation in Central Florida, including the first fiber optic network in the country, and the first 911 service in Florida. Today, they operate one of the most advanced telecommunications platforms available.
Most importantly, Smart City Metro backs their services with a top-down customer commitment and the locally-based personalized support your business demands. Their goal is to continually evolve as the nation’s leading provider of telecommunication services, delivered by one of the best-trained, most versatile workforces in the country.
See why the smartest choice for your data and voice requirements is right around the corner. You can contact Smart City Metro today for a free communication needs assessment at 407-828-6400.
On Friday, April 8 the Poinciana Council of The Osceola Chamber celebrated education in the Poinciana area with their Annual Scholarship Awards Luncheon at Poinciana High School.
The event began with a four-course lunch catered by the Poinciana High School Culinary Arts students under the instruction of Chef Juan Alamo. Attendees were served in the students’ classroom, complete with views of their kitchen studio. These students learn all aspects of planning, preparing, and serving their meals, and they could not have been greater hosts. They offered an Asian-inspired menu of egg rolls and potstickers, chicken and vegetable lo main, and a chocolate green tea mousse for dessert.
Following lunch, PHS ROTC students escorted attendees to the Osceola Business Academy, an application-only, business focused program located on the PHS campus, to learn about and celebrate the scholarship recipients.
Earlier this year, the Poinciana Council Board of Directors solicited applications from eligible graduating seniors with a single requirement that the student live in area code 34758, 34759, or 34746. Thanks to an Osceola County Community Betterment Grant from District 3 Commissioner, and Board of County Commissioners Chairman, Brandon Arrington, the Council was able to match their collected funds and offer the scholarship to a total of four students.
After an application review process, the Poinciana Council board chose four remarkable students with diverse interests and life goals from four different Osceola County School District schools. The decision was based on extra curricular and volunteer activity, recommendation from the students’ teachers and advisors, and, most importantly, the student’s essay response to the question “Explain your educational goals and future career path. How will achieving your goals impact your community?”
Noan Crandall, a Poinciana High Student, wants to study video game design and create games that will bridge gaps between generations and bring families together. Shenica Jerome from Liberty High School plans to become an OBGYN and advocate for women’s healthcare and education. Xiomaris Legarreta, a theatre major from the Osceola County School for the Arts, wants to put her passion for performing toward a career in broadcast journalism. Anthony Polanco, a member of the first-ever graduating class at NeoCity Academy, plans to pursue a career in finance and help educate his community on financial independence.
Minus the intrusion of an unplanned fire drill (welcome to high school!) scholarship recipients and event attendees listened as keynote speaker Dr. Chundra Evens, Assistant Superintendent at the Osceola County School District, reminded them to seek practical experience outside the classroom, as it is the powerful weapon that could make dreams come true. Impressed with the students, she used their own words via quotes from their essays as proof that character is as important as intelligence in creating bright, well-rounded students. Commissioner Arrington reminded the students to seize opportunity whenever it presents itself – even if it isn’t what you think you’re looking for.
The annual scholarship awards could not be possible with sponsorships and community support. This year’s event was sponsored by Riviera Spa Massage and HCA Healthcare Florida. Poinciana High School and the Osceola Business Academy continue to support and celebrate this event year after year, and the Poinciana Council’s impact is heightened by the generous Community Betterment Grant program and Commissioner Arrington.
If you would like to support this event or assist the Poinciana Council Board with their other education- and future-focused programs in the Poinciana area, reach out to us at cpilkington@theosceolachamber.com. See more images from the event in the gallery below.
