June 2022 News

June 30, 2022

• Atlanta Entrepreneurs Launch Startup That Lets Business Invest Idle Cash

• Atlanta Ranks as 3rd Most Favorable Market in New CBRE Life Sciences Talent Report

• Atlanta-based Octo Metric Wins JV Contract to Support Army Defensive Cyber Operations

• Georgia Symphony Orchestra Announces Executive Leadership Changes

• Blue Vista and StepStone Real Estate Form $90 Million Student Housing Co-Investment Partnership, First Investment Made at Georgia Tech

• Eight PruittHealth Locations Earn National Quality Award

• Georgia State Announces New Academic Leadership Roles

• Honeywell Helps Reinvent the Post-Pandemic Office Environment

• DeKalb County Approves Funding for Specialized Services to Support Local Latino Entrepreneurs

• Mallory Agency Announces Top Threats to Restaurant Safety as National Safety Month Ends

• King Memorial Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Partners Officially Cut Ribbon and Celebrate the Opening of Marchon

• Kutak Rock Expands Regional Team With Esteemed Atlanta Litigator Elizabeth Fite

• Phase Scientific Donates 600 of its INDICAID COVID19 Rapid Antigen At-Home Tests

• AAA: 1.5 Million Georgians Will Travel for Independence Day

• New Law Set to Bring Delivery Robots to Georgia

• Georgia Poet Laureate, Council for the Arts Announce 2022 Poet Laureate Prize Winner, Finalists

• USGLC Announces The Coca-Cola Company as South Initiative Chair

• InsiderAdvantage: Ferguson Applauds Bipartisan Support of the Behavioral Intervention Guidelines Act

• 2022’s Best Cities for BBQ Lovers

• Fetch Rewards Report Finds Record-breaking Grocery Prices Are Changing How Consumers Shop

• New Survey Uncovers Lessons for Selling Services--and Success--to an Increasingly Multicultural America

• USDA Rural Housing Preservation Grants Announced

June 29, 2022

• Nominations are Open for 2022 Atlanta Startup Awards

• GPTC Business Management Graduate Competes in Two National Events in the Same Week

• Luckie Names Mary Winslow as Chief Marketing Officer