April 2020 News

April 30, 2020

• EmployBridge Names Deborah Mcfarlane Chief People Officer

• Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Announces Arts and Culture Community Strategist

• Cox Automotive and RideKleen Donate Vehicle Sanitizing Services to DeKalb County Police Department

• Ponce City Market Targeting Mid-May Reopening

• Sharecare and Atlanta Police Foundation Collaborate to Protect and Serve the Health and Well-Being of Atlanta Police Department Personnel

• Fast Growing Technology Firm Opens Office in Atlanta

• Atlanta's Focus Brands Picks Replacement to Lead Its International Business Unit

• Seven88 West Midtown Offers Homes Focused on Health, Wellness

• State Offers Free System for Entities to Decontaminate 80,000 N95 Masks Per Day

• Why Waffle House Is Opening Dining Rooms and Chick-fil-A Is Staying Closed as Georgia Loosens State Shutdown

• Senator David Perdue, Army Secretary McCarthy Visit Fort Benning

• Large Georgia Businesses Working Together to Help Smaller Ones

• Need Help For A Small Business? COVID-19 Relief Coaching Available

• US GDP Contracts by 4.8% in Q1, but the Real Damage Won't Be Seen until Q2

• Deloitte: As Pandemic Spreads, Most Consumers Retreat

April 29, 2020

• APCU Donates 10,000 Masks To Local Children’s Hospitals

• The 43rd Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival Postpones Memorial Day Weekend Event

• Fulton County Awards $1.62M in Grants to Nonprofits & Artists

• Merchant eSolutions, Inc. Begins 2020 with New Executive Leadership Team

• TrainingPros Welcomes Lori Fancher, PhD as New Relationship Manager

• The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Donates $30,000 to Aberdeen FC Community Trust

• An Exciting Entertainment Destination in Alpharetta Will Open This Year: Fairway Social

• Emory Doctors Tapped to Shape Federal COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines

• Kennesaw State Wins Regional Cyber Defense Competition

• Georgia Sees Record Testing Day