As the President and CEO of the South Tampa Chamber of Commerce, Kelly Flannery is at the forefront of fostering economic growth and community engagement in one of Florida's most vibrant areas. With a deep-rooted passion for South Tampa, Kelly leverages her extensive expertise in...
As the President and CEO of the South Tampa Chamber of Commerce, Kelly Flannery is at the forefront of fostering economic growth and community engagement in one of Florida's most vibrant areas. With a deep-rooted passion for South Tampa, Kelly leverages her extensive expertise in chambers of commerce, membership development, and marketing strategy to create a thriving environment for local businesses and residents alike. Under her leadership, the Chamber has successfully launched key initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality of life in South Tampa, including innovative networking events and corporate partnerships that connect business owners with community leaders.
Kelly's strategic vision has been instrumental in the Chamber receiving accolades from the Florida Association of Chamber of Commerce in both 2017 and 2022, highlighting the organization's commitment to excellence and community service. Her hands-on approach to hospitality management and business development ensures that every event, from large-scale corporate gatherings to intimate networking sessions, is executed with precision and purpose. Additionally, her proficiency in email marketing and association memberships has significantly boosted member engagement, fostering a sense of belonging among local entrepreneurs.
In her role, Kelly is not only focused on the present but is also dedicated to the future of South Tampa. She actively collaborates with start-ups and established businesses to cultivate an ecosystem that supports innovation and growth. By championing initiatives that promote sustainability and community well-being, Kelly Flannery is truly making South Tampa the best place to live, work, and play, ensuring that the Chamber remains a vital resource for all stakeholders in the region.
