\nSeminole County'\;s Leading Technology Think Tank
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\nHome TECH
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\nSpeakers:
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\nJason Wade\, Orlando Smart Homes
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\nTrained by Nest and Google Home and experienced with Ring and many other Smart Home device brands\, Jason Wade \;is funny\, \;professional and reliable. Jason was born and raised in Florida and graduated from Rollins. He currently lives in Winter Park with his wife\, daughter and 3 kittens. He has lived/worked in Virginia\, DC\, Kansas and Silicon Valley.
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\nTony Smith\, Owner/Operator\, Mowbot
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\nMowbot is a green\, clean\, and quiet solution to maintain America&rsquo\;s lawns through the use of Husqvarna robotic mowers. At our October webinar\, he will be leveraging his 30 years of experience and learned skills in project management to help you facilitate a team that delivers on company objectives!
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\nSeminoleTech\, a group for tech executives and enthusiasts brings together the region'\;s talent for a high-level discussion about tech.
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\nThank you to our Sponsors!
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\nComplete Communications
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\nIf you are interested in more information about
\nbecoming a member please contact:
\nKristi O'\;Leary \;
\nkoleary@seminolebusiness.org
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As we reopen Seminole County\, our top priority is the safety of all our members and guests. After all\, you can'\;t provide jobs and grow our economy while you are sick.

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We'\;re confident that with your help\, we can keep our community working and allow us to provide the networking and relationship-building events you have loved for years.

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For now\, our event guidelines will be:

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All host venues will be adhering to current guidelines regarding setup and cleaning schedules
All Council meetings are now RSVP mandatory so we can comply with venue capacities and a socially-distanced setup
Masks\, fist bumps and elbow rubs are encouraged\, handshakes and hugs are discouraged
Hand sanitizer will be available at check-in
Temperatures may be scanned at check-in. If anyone has a temperature over 100 degrees\, they will not be admitted.

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Plus\, we trust that you will stay home if you (or someone in your household) has

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Had a fever in last 24 hours
Had a cough\, congestion or runny nose
Have been exposed to someone who tested positive in the past two weeks.

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By following these simple regulations\, we know we will be able to have great meetings and networking and open Seminole County safely!

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\nAttendance at or participation in \;SCC \;meetings and events constitutes an agreement by the registrant to SCC'\;s use and distribution (both now and in the future) of the registrant or attendee'\;s image or voice in photographs\, videotapes\, electronic reproductions and audiotapes of all events and activities