Thank you for exposing a little more about domi, confirming suspicions of potentially nefarious dealings.

Yes, Pat, you are (once again), incorrect. You’ve now insulted me, and the people at Domi Station (who work hard everyday to diversify and grow our economy, and make Tallahassee a better place for all of us) for a second time (although, there are multiple offensive statements in each of your posts, but we’ll just leave it at that).

I nevertheless responded, extended courtesy (personal and professional) and even invited you to learn more. However, you clearly seem more than content (and would apparently prefer) to haphazardly come up with your own conspiracy theories, etc. I have no time for such, nor is the same even worthy of further response.

This will be my last post on the thread, and I wish you all the best in whatever it is that you do.

Regards,
JEK

Is that incorrect Jake? Does domi dictate who gets taxpayer money, or does the city control who gets the cash?

Wow– there’s a lot to process in that post, Pat. You’ve obviously made lots of assumptions and, unfortunately, all of them are incorrect.

Nevertheless, if you ever have any desire to actually learn/hear about what we really do at Domi Station, by all means please feel free to let me know and we can go grab a cup of coffee (on me). You can reach me at jkiker@domistation.com.

Thanks,
JEK

The recent shift towards masking these quasi-governmental agencies to play the part of local government, but without the same scrutiny to ensure public money is used appropriately, is troubling at best.

So if you aren’t in the clique and good graces of these domi folks, is it making it more difficult to start your small business? Therefore, instead of promoting small business, this domi lobbying charade actually hinders, as the path of the righteous must go through this quasi governmental agency to ensure the powers at the city approve?

I feel dirty and slimy just writing that, cant imagine having a vested interest intent on actually profiting off that model.

In any event, I’m one of the founders of Domi Station, so I wanted to personally let you know that if anyone has any questions, concerns, etc., about the facility, its operations, or you want to get involved (especially those of you like Mr. Ryan that sound like you have experience in building your own businesses), then by all means please don’t hesitate to reach out directly and let me know (I’m always looking to meet new people over coffee, and I think you will find that we’re incredibly transparent, and always have been). I recall giving Mr. Stewart a quick tour of Domi Station and discussing some of these topics after we first opened, but I would be happy to bring anyone else that is interested up to speed on how things have been going since that time (my good friend Mike Hines, who is also TR regular, and I have had occasion to discuss Domi and our goals/vision as well- he had some great input).

In any event, thank you all for your interest, and for TR’s focus on our taxpayer $$’s and accountability across the community.