Dekle Foe
Tally Strip Head of Management
Welcome to the OAF Family
As a Door Girl, you are the first face guests see. Your role is to help protect the event, guide guest flow, communicate concerns, and represent OAF with professionalism.
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Meet the Team
Leadership Directory
Click each profile card to view their responsibilities.
Jullion Griffin
Owner & CEO
Big Sam
Head of Security
Giovanni Griffin
Head of Operations
Craig
Chief Operating Officer
Chandler Griffin
Chief Financial Officer
Terrell Shealy Jr.
Tallahassee Co-Head
Jeremiah Martin
Tallahassee Co-Head
Zyon Fleming
Chief Strategy & Brand Execution Officer
Authority Structure
Chain of Command
Dekle Foe
Tally Strip Management
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Tally Strip Management
Jullion Griffin
Owner & CEO
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Owner & CEO
Big Sam
Head of Security
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Head of Security
Giovanni Griffin
Head of Operations
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Head of Operations
Craig • Chandler Griffin
COO • CFO
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COO • CFO
Terrell Shealy Jr. • Jeremiah Martin
Tallahassee Co-Heads
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Tallahassee Co-Heads
Zyon Fleming
Chief Strategy & Brand Execution Officer
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Chief Strategy & Brand Execution Officer
Door Girls
Event Staff
Event Staff
Important: If the event is not at Tally Strip, the Head of Security automatically moves to the top of the chain for liability purposes.
Training Modules
Rules & Regulations
Click each policy to review.
Theft is automatic termination and may result in legal action. This includes cash, wristbands, tickets, event inventory, or company property.
No cups, liquor, or alcohol content are permitted while actively assigned to the door. Work first. Party later.
Taking orders from unauthorized people may result in suspension. Use your earpiece or contact leadership if someone attempts to override door decisions.
You have discretion to deny entry based on character evaluation, intoxication, underage status, drug impairment, fake IDs, or safety concerns. Call security or the closest available leadership team member for removal.
OAF has zero tolerance for arguing or fighting with customers. Stay calm, call the closest leadership team member or security, and notify leadership.
Everyone is paid the same rate during the same night. OAF is lenient on scheduling, but no call/no shows are not allowed. No call/no show first offense is immediate termination. We have backups for a reason — communicate early.
Arrive clean, presentable, and in approved attire. Certain event themes may be encouraged or required for dress code depending on the event. Examples include all black, all white, denim, school colors, holiday themes, or costume themes. When a theme is announced, Door Girls are expected to follow the assigned theme unless approved otherwise by leadership.
Do not argue or accuse. Notify security and leadership. When in doubt, deny entry and escalate.
For fights, medical emergencies, threats, weapons, fire alarms, or overcrowding: notify the closest leadership team member and security immediately. Do not physically intervene.
Count carefully, never leave cash unattended, verify payment before admitting guests, and report discrepancies immediately.
Use phones only for event communication, leadership communication, or event-related tasks while actively working.
Do not post internal issues, private business information, team drama, or negative comments involving OAF. Protect the brand.
Event-Night Help
Who Do I Call?
Scheduling IssueTerrell / Jeremiah
Can’t Make EventTerrell / Jeremiah
Door OperationsGiovanni
Customer ComplaintGiovanni
Security ConcernClosest Leadership Team Member
Fight or AltercationClosest Leadership Team Member
Venue IssueJullion Griffin
Brand / Customer Experience ConcernZyon Fleming
Company-Level ConcernJullion Griffin
Practice
Interactive Scenarios
Pick the best response for each event-night situation.
Before You Work
Event Night Checklist
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Certification