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Bert's Hot Seat: 

Walker Dalton, Executive Director Savannah Film Commission

Walker Dalton has worked in production and photography for over 20 years. Starting out as a photo editor on Saban’s Power Rangers and moving up to producing photo shoots for ABC, Disney, and NBC. While at NBC he moved into producing the Emmy awards winning Jay Leno’s Garage web-series which then became broadcast show on CNBC for 7 seasons. He left LA in 2018 to produce fashion and documentary films film for the Savannah College Art and Design where he found a love and passion for Savannah production community.

Savannah Film Commission - https://www.filmsavannah.org/

Superstar Spotlight:

CPT (retired) Tyler Meritt - Founder, Nine Line Foundation 

https://www.ninelinefoundation.org/meet-the-founder

Owner, Nine Line Apparel 

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Nine Line Foundation was founded in 2013 by CPT Tyler Merritt, USA, a member of the Army’s elite 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment. When Tyler, his wife, Angela and brother, Daniel created Nine Line Apparel, their vision was simple: to create a high quality clothing brand to be enjoyed by patriotic Americans around the globe. In the past few years, their brand has grown, and Tyler decided to give back to the community through expanding the Nine Line brand and incorporating the Nine Line Foundation. 

Council Update: Ribbon Cutting Council

Claudette Schomburg 

Member Services Coordinator, Savannah Chamber of Commerce

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FIND A FAVORITE SPOT IN THIS EPISODE:

00:00 Show Opening

00:38 Today’s Guests Preview

01:32 Hot Seat Begins

01:56 Film Commission 101

02:52 Savannah as Backlot

05:03 Film Tourism Buzz

05:58 Incentives and Economics

10:05 SCAD Talent Pipeline

13:24 SCAD Film Festival Impact

15:18 Recent Productions Highlights

19:12 Winning Long Running Series

19:57 Industry Relationship Trips

21:43 Film Work Is Blue Collar

23:15 Meet the Film Commission Team

25:21 Superstar Spotlight Intro

26:01 Nine Line Origins

27:55 Side Hustle Scaling

30:08 Giving Back Mission

31:23 Foundation Impact Stories

34:26 Product Systems Culture

37:25 Savannah Business Advice

39:54 Retail Expansion Plans

45:16 Ribbon Cutting Council

49:56 How Ribbon Cuttings Work

53:36 Join Or Host Events

57:18 Business Expo Details

59:57 Sponsor Thanks Wrap

In this special Savannah Chamber Connect episode, Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Bert Brantley sits down with Chris Lehane of OpenAI about the company’s major announcement: a $20 billion Project Camellia investment in Effingham County.

Lehane explains OpenAI’s role in modern AI and ChatGPT’s broad adoption, then outlines why coastal Georgia was chosen—state and local dynamism, port-driven growth, talent and education pipelines, and an industrial-zoned site. He details expected economic impact including 400 initial six-figure jobs growing to 1,000+ and broader ecosystem and supply-chain multipliers, plus an $80 million community investment.

Addressing concerns raised at an open house, he cites commitments on power (no resident cost impact and added grid flexibility), a closed-loop water system, and ongoing audits. The discussion also covers potential property tax reductions and designing a long-term upgradable facility.

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00:00 Show Intro

00:29 Welcome and Guest

01:43 What OpenAI Does

04:07 Why Effingham County

06:09 Jobs and Education

09:04 Economic Ripple Effects

13:01 Site Choice and Zoning

14:38 Power Water and Audits

17:33 Community Investment Plan

19:59 Taxes and Long Term Vision

23:58 Project Camellia and Wrap

25:36 Sponsor and Chamber Outro

In this episode of Savannah Chamber Connect, we celebrate Savannah's remarkable story—from the city's role in America's founding to one of its biggest modern-day success stories.

Burt welcomes Stan Deaton of the Georgia Historical Society for an engaging conversation about Savannah's colonial beginnings, its role during the Revolutionary War, President George Washington's historic visit, and how preserving our past continues to shape the city's future.

Then, Dee Daniels sits down with Savannah Bananas pitcher Tristan Levesque to talk about his journey to Banana Ball, the unforgettable fan experience that has made the Bananas a national phenomenon, and the personal mission that inspires him to make a difference both on and off the field.

From history that shaped a nation to a hometown team captivating millions, this episode showcases the people and stories that make Savannah such a special place.

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From Bert’s Hot Seat: Stan Deaton, Georgia Historical Society

Get the Latest Events: Samantha Wilkins, Small Business & Events Manager, Savannah Chamber of Commerce

Savannah Chamber's Superstar Member Spotlight: Trystan Levesque, Savannah Bananas

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This episode of Savannah Chamber Connect features sponsor David Paddison of Sterling Seacrest Pritchard discussing why SSP invests in community involvement to better understand and serve Savannah, his book “Keeping it Light” (also on Audible) built from “Dave-isms,” and takeaways from the U.S. Army War College National Security Seminar, including confidence in military leadership and an update on his son’s overseas service.

The Superstar Spotlight visits the Tybee Island Marine Science Center with Executive Director Chantal Audran and Communications and Marketing Director Jessica Leigh Lebos, highlighting the center’s 36-year evolution, exhibits, community partnerships, and a record-breaking turtle nesting season with public beach stewardship tips.

The episode also previews the Savannah Chamber Business Expo with exhibitor advice from Ad Specialty founder Diana Morrison and chamber manager Samantha Wilkins, including a July 23 “More Bang for Your Booth” workshop, lead-generation tactics, and sponsorship benefits.

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From Bert’s Hot Seat: Sterling Seacrest Pritchard

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Savannah Chamber's Superstar Member Spotlight: Tybee Marine Science Center

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00:00 Show Intro

00:36 Serving the Community

03:23 Writing Keeping It Light

06:32 Army War College Takeaways

10:16 Savannah’s Economic Evolution

13:45 SSP Growth Story

17:47 Superstar Spotlight Begins

18:35 Marine Center Origins

20:25 Turtle Season Tips

23:39 Inside the Exhibits

27:07 Marsh Mural Magic

28:09 Nature Still Surprises

28:27 Loggerhead Rescue Story

30:12 Coffee Chats Preview

32:07 Community Partnerships

35:06 Turtle Friendly Businesses

36:40 Wrap Tybee Segment

37:52 Expo Guests Introduced

38:49 Common Expo Mistakes

39:45 Workshop Details

41:06 Booth Marketing Tips

42:37 Lead Capture Nuggets

43:57 Expo Value For Attendees

45:23 Strategy To Avoid Overwhelm

48:18 Sponsor Benefits Breakdown

50:53 Final Thanks And Sponsors

This episode of Savannah Chamber Connect from the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce features Chamber CEO Bert Brantley’s Hot Seat interview with Union Mission leader Mike Traynor on the organization’s housing and support services across southeast Georgia, the opening of a $5 million resource center repurposing a former Family Dollar with partners like Emmaus House, and ways the business community can help through donations, volunteers, and needed men’s clothing.

The episode recaps the 2026 legislative session with VP of Government Affairs Jared Downes, highlighting state investments including $42.8 million for Savannah State, operations funding for the Gateway Children & Adolescents Crisis Stabilization Unit, funding for Savannah Tech’s aviation expansion, a fourth state court judge, and the Georgia Early Literacy Act, plus vetoed tax credit items.

It spotlights the Chamber’s 50-member Ambassador Council and upcoming events including Business on the Move, Intern SAV networking, Tybee Coffee Chats, Expo sponsorships and workshops, and an Enrich Tuesday on avoiding burnout.

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From Bert’s Hot Seat: Michael Traynor President/CEO Union Mission 

Get the Latest Events: Samantha Wilkins, Small Business & Events Manager, Savannah Chamber of Commerce

Savannah Chamber's Ambassador Spotlight:

Matt Ambrosy - Ambassador Chair AVP, Commercial Relationship Manager at Fifth Third Bank

Mahogany Bowers - Ambassador Co - Chair Founder Blessings in A Book Bag

Tara Reese - Member Relations Manager

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FIND A FAVORITE SPOT IN THIS EPISODE:

00:00 Show Opening

01:18 Hot Seat Union Mission

02:16 Union Mission Impact

05:08 New Resource Center

09:12 Dignity And Clients

10:46 Raising Hope Gala

13:27 How To Support

17:44 Legislative Session Recap

18:06 Budget Wins And Bills

20:24 Vetoes And Tax Credits

22:28 Special Session Update

25:16 Ambassador Council Spotlight

25:48 What Ambassadors Do

27:51 First Connection Stories

28:20 Parking Lot Connection

30:10 Ambassador Meetings Outreach

32:10 Volunteer Days Recognition

34:58 Mahogany Ambassador Benefits

40:48 Mentorship Confidence Building

44:47 First Steps For Members

47:40 Summer Events Calendar

50:38 Expo Sponsorship Workshop

52:48 Enrich Tuesday Burnout

54:48 Sponsors Closing Message

This episode of Savannah Chamber Connect from the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce features Dee Daniels interviewing Marley Davis of Southern Cross Hospitality, named 2026 Hospitality Business of the Year, discussing its restaurant portfolio, hospitality-first culture, international influences, and an upcoming Italian concept, Laveta, planned for end of June on Broughton Street.

In the Hot Seat, Savannah Bananas and Fans First Entertainment CFO Tim Naddy shares his accounting and theater background, mentoring focus, and how the Bananas’ national expansion still drives economic impact in Savannah while offering partnership opportunities with players and coaches.

Dee spotlights Jan and Todd Womble of Savannah Logistics Group, founded in 2017 with four trucks and now nearing 100, including Big Rig University to help drivers become owner-operators. Jennifer Davenport provides a community update on homelessness policy, PIT Count results showing major reductions in encampments and unsheltered homelessness since 2023, and the need for prevention dollars. Visit Savannah CEO Joe Marinelli reviews the 2025 tourism impact study, noting normalization after record post-pandemic years and efforts to develop new demand-generating events.

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From Bert’s Hot Seat: Tim Naddy, Vice President of Finance - The Savannah Bananas

From the Winners Circle: Marley Davis, Marketing Coordinator Southern Cross Hospitality (Hospitality Business of the Year Award) ​

Get the Latest Events: Samantha Wilkins, Small Business & Events Manager, Savannah Chamber of Commerce

Superstar Member Spotlight: Todd Womble - CEO AND Jan Womble - CPO Savannah Logistics Group

Highlights: Jennifer Davenport Vice President, Community Affairs & In-House Counsel - Head of Leadership Savannah, Savannah Chamber

Highlights: Joe Marinelli, President & CEO Visit Savannah

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FIND A FAVORITE SPOT IN THIS EPISODE: 

00:00 Show Opening

01:01 Hospitality Award Spotlight

02:12 Restaurants Under The Brand

04:00 Global Flavors Local Heart

06:05 Team Culture And Growth

07:56 Favorite Dishes Fast Picks

09:15 Bananas CFO Hot Seat

12:22 Mentoring Through Finance

17:02 Savannah Impact Of Banana Ball

19:46 Partnering With Players

24:25 Podcast Plug And Wrap

25:20 Next Guest Tease Logistics

25:59 Starting With Four Trucks

26:40 Early Grind And Reflection

27:48 Culture Built On Faith

29:46 Scaling And Driver Opportunity

30:45 Big Rig University Explained

33:22 Mentoring And Team Development

34:12 Advice For Logistics Careers

37:03 Homeless Authority Origins

38:08 Interagency Council Role

39:11 PIT Count And Progress

40:56 What Drove The Improvements

42:19 Priorities Prevention And Housing

44:17 Tourism Impact Study Overview

45:43 2025 Takeaways And Trends

47:41 New Demand Generators

49:27 Joe Marinelli Quick Wrap

50:56 Sponsor Thanks And Closing

Welcome to Savannah Chamber Connect from the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce! 

This episode features multiple exciting Savannah segments like: Lance Wade of Savannah Harley-Davidson discusses receiving the Gulfstream Community Involvement Award, the dealership’s community-focused events, flood-relief supply drives, and an October breast cancer awareness poker run, emphasizing listening for local needs.

In the HOT SEAT - Jared Downs interviews Lt. Col. Derick Taylor, Hunter Army Airfield garrison commander, on the importance of relationships with the business community, Transition Assistance and quarterly career fairs, challenges for military families, and a new $62 million hangar; Taylor is transitioning to a Middle East deployment while his family stays in Savannah.

Host Dee Daniels sits down with Michael and Brian Roberson who share the Savannah Sauce Company origin story, growth to 250+ stores, key products, and Athlete Brand Co. for NIL. Visit Savannah leaders mark 50 years and tourism growth to 13 million visitors and a $4B economy, noting convention expansion and the Signia hotel.

Dr. Joe Buck reflects on Leadership Savannah’s history and June 1 applications, while Joe Marinelli, President & CEO Visit Savannah - and - Kellie Linder, VP Sales, Visit Savannah help celebrate 50 Years!

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From Bert’s Hot Seat: Lt. Col. Derick Taylor

From the Winners Circle: Lance Wade, Savannah Harley-Davidson (Gulfstream Community Involvement Award)

What’s Up: Samantha Wilkins, Small Business & Events Manager, Savannah Chamber of Commerce

Superstar Member Spotlight: Savannah Sauce Company 

Highlights: Leadership Savannah and Dr. Joe Buck

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00:00 Winners Circle Intro

00:20 Lance Wade Surprise Win

00:48 Harley Roots and Riding

01:42 Community Giving Culture

02:22 Flood Relief Story

04:11 Advice for Businesses

05:55 Upcoming Charity Rides

07:13 Parting Thanks and Wrap

08:15 Hot Seat Introduction

08:43 Base and Business Ties

09:40 Transitioning Service Members

11:22 Military Family Challenges

12:46 Community Support and Projects

15:16 Savannah Reflections

17:20 Memorial Day Meaning

19:16 Superstar Spotlight Intro

20:16 Sauce Origin Story

23:20 Whole Foods Breakthrough

This episode of Savannah Chamber Connect features a "Hot Seat" interview with Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp on why Savannah has been a priority for state investment, including the Convention Center expansion, port growth, and the Hyundai plant and its suppliers, emphasizing workforce opportunity and economic development across southeast Georgia.

The show also celebrates Dee Daniels and Megan Mason of Dee Daniels Media as the Chamber’s 2026 Entrepreneurs of the Year, discussing their podcast production approach, client work, mobile studio recordings, podcast advertising, and expansion into audiobook production.

Conni Reynolds, Director of Executive Events & Strategic Project, explains InternSAV, a free Chamber program connecting interns through networking and community experiences to encourage them to return to Savannah after graduation.

Connor Buchanan, Small Business Programs Chair, shares results from the Chamber’s first small business survey, highlighting business longevity, common challenges like sales, costs, cash flow, and AI adoption, and member needs for networking and resources. Upcoming events include a small business job fair, Member Services Day, and a Mega Chamber mixer before the first Savannah Steel game.

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From Bert’s Hot Seat: Governor Brian Kemp

From the Winners Circle: Dee Daniels Media, 2026 Entrepreneurs of the Year

What’s Up: Samantha Wilkins, Small Business & Events Manager, Savannah Chamber of Commerce

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FIND A FAVORITE SPOT IN THIS EPISODE:

00:00 Show Opens

01:16 Governor In Hot Seat

03:16 Convention Center Boom

06:01 Ports Growth Strategy

08:41 Hyundai Jobs Impact

10:51 Leadership Focus Advice

15:41 Entrepreneurs Of Year

18:20 Podcast Craft Process

21:48 Mobile Studio Highlights

24:23 Advertising And Future

30:16 Favorite Podcast Moments

31:15 Editing Audio Magic

33:04 Nonprofit Stories Impact

34:20 Entrepreneur Award Thanks

35:10 Intern SAV Overview

37:56 Kickoff Events Networking

39:25 Intern Success Stories

40:18 How to Join InternSAV

41:21 Networking Survival Skills

42:55 Small Business Survey Insights

45:13 Challenges Sales AI

46:19 What Works Team Culture

48:09 Chamber Support Expectations

51:34 Savannah Business Diversity

53:40 Making Events More Meaningful

55:56 Calendar Job Fair Events

57:18 Mega Chamber Mixer Steel

59:16 Sponsor Mission Closing

This episode of Savannah Chamber Connect features 2026 Chamber Business Awards Small Business Advocate of the Year -  George Freeman of Kombative Academy of Traditional Martial Arts, who shares his Army background, networking advice, and leadership of the Chamber’s Ribbon Cutting Council, which helped increase ribbon cuttings from 85 in 2024 to 112 in 2025, along with his volunteer work and goal to train 100 women for free in self-defense and promote a June 6 Crimson Cocktail Block Party.

In the Hot Seat, Savannah State University President Dr. Jermaine Whirl discusses his first-year priorities, strategic planning, executive team hiring, community engagement, and securing $42.8 million in state funding for campus facility projects, plus raising $400,000 at his gala and joining the Chamber board.

Industry Council spotlights SEDA and RISE’s regional workforce efforts following the Hyundai Meta Plant project, addressing retention challenges and initiatives like Succeed in Savannah and Industry Insiders.

Superstar Spotlight highlights film veteran and Leopold’s Ice Cream owner Stratton Leopold on filmmaking, community preservation, and maintaining original recipes.

Events include Small Business Week (May 4 ribbon cutting, Eastern Wharf mixer), a May 13 small business job fair, May 28 federal contracting workshops, and a May 22 Savannah Steel game networking event.

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From Bert’s Hot Seat: Dr. Jermaine Whirl, President of Savannah State University

From the Winners Circle: George Freeman Kombative Academy of Traditional Martial Arts Small Business Advocate of the Year

What’s Up: Samantha Wilkins, Small Business & Events Manager, Savannah Chamber of Commerce

Superstar Member Spotlight: Stratton Leopold, owner and operator of Leopold’s Ice Cream - producer, director and actor

Industry Council Update: Zachary Ott, Director of Existing Industry, SEDA and Maria Whitfield Director of Employer Engagement, RISE

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00:00 Savannah Chamber Connect Intro

01:16 Small Business Advocate Spotlight

02:19 George Freeman Origin Story

04:47 Ribbon Cutting Council Impact

08:04 Community Giving And Referrals

10:30 Advice For Small Businesses

11:59 Hot Seat With SSU President

16:00 First Year Priorities At SSU

17:39 Winning State Funding For Campus

19:55 Investiture Weekend And Gala

23:29 Industry Council Workforce Focus

24:21 How Rise Was Launched

27:13 Employer Engagement Backgrounds

30:11 Retention Challenges And Regional Strategy

31:49 How Industry Can Get Involved

32:05 Rise Working Groups

32:40 Succeed in Savannah Brand

33:07 Industry Insiders Outreach

33:29 Magic Wand Fix

35:14 Superstar Spotlight Intro

36:31 Film Career Origins

40:08 Leopold’s Legacy

43:38 Quality Over Profit

44:49 Preserving Savannah

47:30 Favorite Films Stories

50:57 Breaking Into Film

53:25 Ice Cream Favorites

54:38 Legacy Business Advice

55:47 Small Business Week

57:19 Job Fair and Contracts

58:55 Savannah Steel Networking

01:00:01 Sponsor and Wrap Up

This episode of Savannah Chamber Connect from the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce - hosted by Dee Daniels, features 2026 Chamber Business Award winner Adam Finns of Friedman’s Framing, named Small Business of the Year, discussing the company’s 124-year, five-generation evolution, its focus on customer service and quality control, new custom framing innovations, and upcoming happy hours and meet-the-artist events at its Eisenhower and Waters location.

In the Hot Seat, Chamber President/CEO Bert Brantley interviews Alderwoman Carol Bell about reviving the Summer 500 youth summer jobs program, including school-system partnership, a four-week commitment, soft-skills training, employer matching, and sponsorship options for students to work in nonprofits.

Superstar Spotlight highlights Savannah Steel Head Coach Coretta Brown previewing the new professional women’s basketball team’s May 15 season opener and May 22/24 home openers at Enmarket Arena.

The What’s Up segment covers the May 21 clay shoot funding military affairs advocacy, the Chamber relocation guide updates and advertising, a April 21 podcast launch party, and Small Business Week events including a May 5 mixer, reverse trade show, May 13 job fair, and May 28 military contracting workshop.

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From Bert’s Hot Seat: Carol Bell 

From the Winners Circle: Adam Fins, Friedman’s Framing

Small Business of the Year 

What’s Up: Samantha Wilkins, Small Business & Events Manager, Savannah Chamber of Commerce

Erica Backus, Director, Communications & Social Inclusion, Visit Savannah 

Jared Downs, Vice President, Governmental Affairs, Savannah Chamber of Commerce 

Superstar Member Spotlight: Coretta Brown, Head Coach, Savannah Steel

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FIND A FAVORITE SPOT IN THIS EPISODE: 

00:00 Savannah Chamber Connect Intro

01:09 Small Business Winner Interview

01:58 Friedmans Framing Legacy

03:30 Customer Service Secrets

04:40 Quality Control Process

06:04 Innovation And Advice

09:24 Hot Seat Summer 500

10:51 Program Impact And Data

12:35 Relaunch Partners And Plan

18:24 How Employers Can Join

20:18 Superstar Spotlight Savannah Steele

21:32 League Details And Growth

22:11 Open House And Players Arrival

22:54 Hometown Hoops Roots

24:10 Savannah Steel City Love

25:00 Coaching Beyond The Court

27:29 Players Who Come Back

28:36 Home Opener Hype

30:44 Clay Shoot For Military

33:35 Relocation Guide Insider

40:19 Launch Party And Small Biz Week

46:45 Sponsor Thanks And Next Steps