News

January 16, 2017

• Marsh & McLennan Agency Acquires J. Smith Lanier & CO. Acquisition Expands MMA’s Southeast Operations

• Georgia Tech Lands Seven Yellow Jackets on 2017 Forbes 30 Under 30

• Freeman Mathis & Gary Adds Principals from Piedmont Public Affairs

• Brasfield & Gorrie Celebrates Construction Milestone at New Omni Hotel at The Battery Atlanta

• Concierghost Launches Full Service Concierge Service in Metro Atlanta

• Emory Law School Expanding Degree Program for Non-lawyers

• Church's Chicken Promotes Craig Prusher to EVP, Chief Legal Officer

• PGi Enters into Agreement to Acquire Cloud Communications Provider ReadyTalk

• Homrich Berg Appoints New Principals

• Lt. Governor Cagle and Sen. Mike Dugan Announce “The FAST Act” to Remove Regulatory Burdens on Small Businesses

• Georgia-based Turf Nation Proud to Manufacture Playing Surface for Super Bowl LI

• MLK Day of Service is A Day On, Not Off for Georgia Power

• Heritage Writes First Homeowners Insurance Policy in Georgia

• Reps. Bishop and Scott and Senators Isakson and Perdue Reintroduced Legislation to Create Georgia’s First National Historical Park

• MIT Media Lab's AG Innovator to Speak at 2017 Georgia Technology Summit

• DAT Freight Index: Spot Market Demand Increases for Sixth Straight Month in December

• Randstad US Study Projects Massive Shift to Agile Employment and Staffing Model in the Next Decade

• Harris Poll: A Majority of Americans - Across Party Lines - Feel the Country is on the Wrong Track

January 13, 2017

• Mayor Reed, 10 Corporations, Georgia Tech Launch Engage, an Accelerator Program and Venture Fund

• Sysnet Global Solutions to Create More Than 500 Jobs in DeKalb County

• Georgia Retail Association Recognizes Ruel Joyner of 24e Design Co. as 2016 GRA Retailer of the Year

• Newell Brands Commits $1M to STEM Education at Morehouse College

• Former Aaron's Inc. Executive Chad Strickland Launches Workforce Design Studio

• Mayor Reed, Hartsfield-Jackson Officials Unveil 102 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

• More than 90K Attendees, Fans on GWCCA Campus Highlight a Busy Weekend Downtown

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