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The Ocala Metro Chamber and Economic Partnership (CEP) recently welcomed several new partners. The new additions include The Land Man, RE/MAX Commercial, Pounds Construction, Big Sexy Stables, and Thrive Home Therapy & Design.

David Manly Bryant is associated with Pounds Construction, and Big Sexy Stables is among the newly welcomed partners.

The CEP encourages those interested in joining as partners to visit their website at OcalaCEP.com or contact them at 352-629-8051 for more information.

Additionally, the CEP acknowledges Heart of Florida Health Center as their social media presenting sponsor.

Source: Ocala Metro Chamber and Economic Partnership | Ocala FL | Facebook

Source Type: Business

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Ocala, FL

310 SE 3rd St, Ocala, FL

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