Lauderhill, Florida hosts a major business matchmaker event

On June 23rd, at the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center, The GO Bond Buyer-Supplier Matchmaker takes place as a direct investment in Lauderhill’s economic future and the financial well-being of the families, businesses, and stakeholders who value Lauderhill and have a vested interest in the city’s success.

This matchmaker represents a deliberate bridge between public investment and private opportunity. The voter-approved GO Bond is not just funding infrastructure; it is funding local jobs, local contracts, and local wealth creation. By connecting buyers with Lauderhill’s suppliers, small businesses, and skilled trades, it ensures that the dollars Lauderhill spends on capital improvements and rebuilding the city circulate in Lauderhill’s neighbourhoods first.

For the business community, this is unprecedented access. It levels the playing field for minority-owned, women-owned, and emerging firms to compete for meaningful contracts, build capacity, and scale. It turns public projects into private prosperity—creating new revenue streams, partnerships, and hiring pipelines that will outlast any single construction site.

For Lauderhill residents, the impact is tangible and generational. Every contract awarded locally means a neighbour hired, an apprenticeship created, and a household strengthened. These projects deliver the parks, roads, facilities, and safety upgrades our families deserve, while the process itself builds a stronger, more resilient middle class in Lauderhill.

Lauderhill is not just spending bond dollars; it is recycling them into community wealth, ownership, and equity.

Lauderhill Mayor Denise Grant says, “This event affirms a simple principle: when Lauderhill rises, it rises together. And that is how we build a city that works for everyone.”