The Multi-Million Dollar Impact of NPHC Conferences in Tampa | Rooted in Progress

On episode two of Rooted in Progress with Deanne King and Terrance Middlebrooks, we discuss all things Black Greek life and the impact it has had on the Tampa economy. Dennis Davis, President of the Sarasota/Bradenton chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated and Santiago Corrada, President/CEO of Visit TampaBay joined us for a fun, yet insightful conversation about why Omega Psi Phi chose Tampa for their international conference, Conclave.
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[@sdwilliams1603]

Absolutely great interviews. Thanks Brother Dennis for shedding light on the purpose of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity and it’s positive impact in the communities. Seeing so many black men come together for a purposeful cause is amazing. I have reached a better understanding of Greek Letter organizations and a new level of respect for the Ques who are true to the call. Be blessed and continue the good service.
💜💛

[@DESEANECOLEMAN]

Job Well Done, Bro. Dennis Davis (Skellertor) Might ETA Chapter (Alcorn State University) Fall 1984!

[@valentine2mupsi818]

Yes Meeting wit a Purpose we,ve never ran from a fight but to iykt to influence change
God Bless Omega Psi Phi

[@Martideybor]

Wait a minute! What! Ok, I'm on board. Love it.

[@mentalog6018]

Please do some research into these Greek organizations. All good money ain't good money.

[@Martideybor]

@@mentalog6018 Yeah, I'm not doing a deep dive. Don't care. I'm a Tampa Native the organization is putting money into our economy. I say, whatcha doing next year.

[@derekcooper4391]

Let me clarify, we're not a Black Greek Org, we're a Black Greek LETTER Org...meaning that we are signified by Greek Lettering stemming from the traditions of College Campuses since 1776, but in no way are we about the life of Greeks, meaning the county of Greece, we're about the advancement and uplift of the life of African Americans and have been since the first Black Greek letter was founded in 1906.

[@cyrusruss7891]

Roo to the good, bruh. F'84 H Chapter. Great interview, prophyte.

[@Flash7820]

Awesome job Team!

[@samuelrosslee408]

Sigma Pi Phi ,1904 Was the first Black Greek Letter Fraternity.

[@coffey8653]

RQQ to Newly Re-Elected Bro. Ricky Lewis Congratulations on a second term.

[@lydelljackson5860]

RQQ