March 2019 News

March 29, 2019

• Atlanta Posts Strong February Job Numbers

• Finalist Named for Georgia Gwinnett College Presidency

• Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Appoints Joshua Williams New Chief Operating Officer

• DeKalb Works Kicks Off Summer Youth Employment Program

• STEM Wars Saturday, March 30th

• Law Firm Chamberlain Hrdlicka Elevates Two Atlanta Attorneys to Shareholder

• Krystal Selected as USA Today 10 Best Nominee for Best Regional Fast Food

• Veritiv Donates Humanitarian Services Vehicle to American Red Cross to Aid in Emergency Assistance and Disaster Relief

• James-Bates-Brannan-Groover-LLP Announces that Christopher Gordon has Joined the Firm

• Georgia DOT Endorses and Supports the Georgia Department of Agriculture’s “Georgia Grown” Program

• Georgia House Offers Substitute for Airport Takeover Bill

• Governor Kemp Applauds Passage of Georgia's 2020 Budget

• Georgia Chamber Scorecard Bill Signed by Governor Brian Kemp

• AT&T Engages U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory on Industry-leading Climate Resiliency Project

• Carl Vinson Institute Provides National Forum for Black Public Administrators Course

• Sen. Isakson Announces Annual Statewide Annual Military Service Academy Day on April 27th

• Social Media Not a Marketing Strategy for Nearly 40% of Small Businesses

• T. Rowe Price: The Majority Of Independent Workers Are Actively Saving For Retirement

March 28, 2019

• The Atlanta Women’s Foundation Announces 2019 Class of Inspire Atlanta

• Emory's Advocacy Work on Capitol Hill Highlights Importance of Research, Collaboration

• Bain Capital Buys Atlanta Domestic Onshore IT Company

• Sephora Executive Named to CIO Role at Inspire Brands

• Alzheimer’s Association 2019 Atlanta Walk to End Alzheimer’s Moves to The Battery at Suntrust Park

• Funded By $3.75M Grant, Georgia State to Establish Prevention Research Center Focused on Migrant Health

• Hi-Rez Expo Returns to DreamHack Atlanta