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Myles Bradley has been a dedicated banker at Capital City Bank in Tallahassee, Florida, since 2009, bringing a wealth of experience in banking and specialty lending. With a background in Commercial Real Estate, Special Assets, and Business Banking, he has served as the WCF manager since 2015. Bradley holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration Management from Florida State University and is an active contributor to the International Factoring Association. His expertise encompasses a variety of financial services, including accounts receivable financing and cash flow solutions, tailored to meet diverse business needs. Generated from the website

David Tyson is a financial advisor at Capital City Investments in Tallahassee, Florida, bringing nearly 30 years of experience in the financial services industry. He specializes in a needs-based approach to investment planning, focusing on retirement, estate, and tax planning for individuals and business owners in Leon County. Capital City Investments is dedicated to providing quality investment products and services to the greater Tallahassee, Gainesville, and Macon communities. Their team of professionally trained advisors offers a wide array of financial strategies tailored to meet both long-term and short-term investment goals. Generated from the website

Jaynie Sundberg, a Tallahassee native, joined Capital City Bank in February 2022 as a business banking portfolio specialist. As of April 1, 2023, she has been promoted to business banker I. Sundberg works closely with business banking lenders to manage portfolios, research and prospect for future lending growth opportunities and provide support for portfolio servicing needs. Sundberg graduated with her bachelor's degree from the Florida State University, where she is currently pursuing a Master of Business Administration. Additionally, she is an active volunteer and community advocate involved with Access Tallahassee and the Worlds of Work Steering Committee through the Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce. Sundberg is also a member of the Tallahassee Margarita Society, whose primary purpose is helping local children and families in need, and serves on the Cleaver & Cork Committee for the Tallahassee Community College Foundation.