Grateful to work alongside incredible people who make the AIMS platform a powerhouse for public health. Their dedication ensures critical health data moves at the speed of outbreaks, empowering faster, smarter responses. 💡🚀 Read more about how AIMS is shaping the future of public health: aphlblog.org/aims-delivering… #PublicHealth #AIMS #HealthData #Innovation #Grateful #teamwork #HIMSS2025 @HIMSS @APHL @ThisIsRuvos @eHealthExchange

𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗧𝗼𝗼𝗹𝘀 (𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱) Here are the tools I find myself using weekly. I plan to update as the year goes on. Please comment with tools you think I should look into! linkedin.com/pulse/productiv…

With the recent (and remarkable) news about @Danfoss_NA 's new $60M manufacturing facility in #Tallahassee, it is important to review the benefits of economic development / competitiveness and projects like these. Not only in our local community but across the region. Job Creation: A growing economy tends to generate more employment opportunities, reducing unemployment rates and improving overall workforce participation. - @LeonCounty needs 13,870 net new jobs by 2030. Higher Incomes: Economic growth often leads to increased incomes for individuals and households. This can result in an improved standard of living and greater purchasing power. Investment Opportunities: A strong economy attracts domestic and foreign investments, fostering business growth and innovation. This can lead to the development of new industries and technologies. @Danfoss is from Denmark. Another outside company looking to expand in Tallahassee is @GreentreeGroup Infrastructure Improvement: Economic development can contribute to the enhancement of infrastructure, including transportation, communication, and utilities. Improved infrastructure supports further economic activities. A positive ripple effect. Poverty Reduction: As incomes rise and job opportunities increase, the incidence of poverty tends to decrease. Economic development can contribute to lifting people out of poverty. - Poverty rate in @LeonCounty: 19.4% Access to Education and Healthcare: Increased resources from a growing economy can be allocated to social services such as education and healthcare. This leads to improved access to quality education and healthcare facilities. This will continue with #FSUHealth and @TMHFORLIFE as well as other companies like @KnowliData , @WellConnector , @ThisIsRuvos and more. A little more on education per the Florida Scorecard. In @LeonCounty: - 3rd grade reading scores: 52% (declining) - # not reading at grade level: 1,188 (increasing) - High school graduation rate: 86.1% (declining) Innovation and Research: Economic development encourages investment in research and development, fostering innovation. This can lead to advancements in technology and science. We are already seeing this out of FSU and FAMU. Here is an example: news.fsu.edu/news/health-med… Improved Quality of Life: A strong economy is often associated with an improved quality of life for citizens. This includes better living conditions, access to amenities, and overall well-being. Social Stability: Economic development can contribute to social stability by addressing issues such as income inequality and providing opportunities for social mobility. This, in turn, can contribute to reduced social unrest. Global Competitiveness: Nations (and states) with strong economic development are often more competitive on the global stage. They can attract international trade and partnerships, contributing to their overall economic strength. Example: @ThisIsRuvos team members just returned from a public modernization trip in Uganda with @APHL Stats from The Florida Scorecard: thefloridascorecard.org/pill… @TalChamber @TaMarynWaters @FLChamber