The 207 Collective took the show on the road and recorded live from Iron Tails Saloon during the inaugural Iron Network Event. What started as a networking event turned into an incredible day of community support, bringing together more than 70 businesses and vendors, along with raffles and silent auctions that raised money for Camp Kita, an organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families impacted by suicide.
Throughout the event, we sat down with several of the people who helped make it all happen, including Gregg Martinez, owner of Iron Tails Saloon; Amber Singleton of Black Pine Creative; Bella Njenga of Bronzed by Bella; and Todd Brackett of Answer The Call Productions. We also spoke with Sydney Mosher, co-founder of The Kita Center, about the organization's mission and the impact it continues to make. Rounding out the episode is Kevin Vallier of Custom AF Metal Works, Kevin's passion for metal work, art and Fabrication has quickly grown from a fun hobbie to prominent side business.
This episode highlights what can happen when local businesses, entrepreneurs, and community leaders come together for a cause bigger than themselves. A huge thank you to everyone involved for making our first on-site event such a success.
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