News: For Immediate Release

Ms. Melissa Levanduski Recognized
By National Republican Congressional Committee

Local Business Leader to Receive Reagan Metal

Washington, D.C. (1/20/06) The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) announced this week that Ms. Melissa Levanduski of High Springs has been selected as a recipient of the 2005 Ronald Reagan Republican Gold Metal.

U.S. Representative Tom Reynolds (R-NY), Chairman of the NRCC, stated, "Ms. Levanduski has long supported Republican ideals, like debt reduction and tax reform as they relate to the growth and stability of small business in the country. I look forward to Ms. Levanduski's continued participation as a key member of the Committee and offer my congratulations on the award."

Ms. Levanduski was selected based on unyielding support of the Republican Party, outstanding leadership in business and for displaying a commitment to President Ronald Reagan's vision for an entrepreneurial America. Only an elite group of business and professional people were nominated to receive the award.

Those who are selected to receive the Ronald Reagan Republican Gold Metal are invited to participate in periodic strategy briefings to provide input on economic and tax issues, as well as how to build broad-based support for conservative initiatives within the business community. Recipients are also permanently listed in the ranks of the Republican Honor Roll at the NRCC headquarters in Washington.

The NRCC is a political committee devoted to building a lasting Republican majority in the U.S. House of Representatives.

The Business Advisory Council, established in 1995 by the National Republican Congressional Committee, is a group of conservative businessman and woman who advocate a progressive, conservative, pro-business agenda. The Washington-based organization pools the expertise of business leaders from across the United States to ensure small business issues remain a priority among government leaders.

Levanduski Recognized as Businesswoman of the Year by National Republican Congressional Committee

High Springs, FL. (2/4/05) The Business Advisory Council and the National Republican Congressional Committee are pleased to announce that Melissa Ann Levanduski, owner of TyTech Solutions, LLC. has been named as a 2004 Businesswoman of the Year for Florida.

This recognition is given to the top U.S. business leaders who have successfully integrated business and financial success with the support of issues like tax cuts and decreased government regulation.

These influential community leaders were singled out to receive this prestigious award because of their outstanding business leadership, entrepreneurial spirit, unselfish commitment to the Business Advisory Council and for standing strong in the face of economic adversity and leading the economic recovery America is now experiencing.

The named Businesswomen of the Year will work closely with government leadership to continue the record-setting growth in 2005. The official awards presentation took place in March in Washington, D.C. In conjunction with this award, Mrs. Levanduski was invited to attend the 2005 NRCC March Dinner with special guest President George W. Bush.

Coverage was found in the Wall Street Journal and the High Springs Herald.