December 2019 News

December 21, 2019

• Isakson Celebrates Georgia Priorities Passed in Government Funding Legislation

December 20, 2019

• Home2 Suites by Hilton Atlanta Midtown Debuts In Georgia

• Draffin Tucker Announces New Employees and Promotions

• Bank of America Contributed More Than $4.6M in 2019 to Help Address Issues Facing Atlanta Communities

• Aprio Combines with Leading North Carolina Accounting Firm, LBA Haynes Strand

• Delta CEO Ed Bastian to Headline January Marquee Monday

• Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, Atlanta Track Club Announce Weekly Group Run/Walks

• The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center @ Gwinnett January Business Seminars

• Coro Realty Announces Rebranding, Unveils New Logo Designed to Reflect All Major Asset Types

• APS Leads Metro Atlanta, Exceeds State with ‘Beat the Odds’ Schools

• Georgia Posts Record-breaking November for Jobs

• Secretary Raffensperger Extends Timeline for 22,000 Inactive Voters

• Georgia Credit Union Association Releases 2020 Helping People Afford Life Story Booklet

• GFB's Harvest for All Campaign Raises $22,924 for Georgia Food Bank Association

• HBCU Funding Signed Into Law

• GMSDC Announces New Communications And Marketing Director

• Widespread Flu in Georgia

• Survey: 6 In 10 Workers Met With Mishaps When Starting A New Job

• Americans Motivated to Improve Holiday Finances

• 2019 New Vehicle Sales Expected to Close on a High Note, Edmunds Forecasts

December 19, 2019

• Streamline Health Announces Signing of Definitive Agreement to Sell Enterprise Content Management Business to Hyland

• Cox Enterprises Announces Close of Cox Media Group Sale to Affiliates of Apollo Global Management

• Synovus Names Allen Barker North Georgia Division CEO

• City of Atlanta & Atlanta Police Foundation Partner with Sprint & AT&T to Bridge Digital Divide for City Youth

• Kennesaw State Grows Online Enrollment