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October 18, 2023

• RETAILIGENCE Announces Global Expansion Following Record Growth

• Conservation Community Blends Farm-to-Table Living with Urban Convenience

• Allison-Smith Celebrates 80 Years of Innovation

• Clayton State University signs MOU with South Korea’s Woosong University

• Piedmont Atlanta Hospital Continues Enrollment in Clinical Study for Uncontrolled Hypertension Patients

• National Academy of Medicine Elects Three New Members from Emory, Honors a Fourth

• Moore Colson Named Large Firm Winner for Ninth Consecutive Year in the Georgia Accounting Food Fight

• Gateway Opportunities: The Port of Savannah’s Trade with India

• Shan Cooper to Join Southern Company Board of Directors

• New Ranking Reveals the Most Anxious States - Georgia in the Top Ten Most Worried

• Sentence Reduced for Former Georgia Insurance Commissioner Convicted of Wire Fraud, Money Laundering

• Georgia 4-H Offers New Natural Resources Exploration Camp

• Networking and Security Teams Are Converging, Finds Cato Networks Survey

• BBB Tip: Giving Tips for Relief Efforts in Israel and Gaza

• Lost in Transition: Many Unsure About Managing Retirement Income

• Two-thirds of Employees say Student Loan Repayments Will Derail Retirement Plans

October 17, 2023

• Mayor Dickens Hosts Successful 2023 Mayor’s 5K on the 5th Runway

• Tommy Nobis Center Welcomes New Board Members

• Comcast Appoints Javier Garcia as SVP of Competitive Marketing & Strategy

• JLL announces 111,000 SF of Leasing Activity at Terraces in Central Perimeter

• Green Picks Market, Metro Atlanta’s First Artificial Intelligence Supermarket, Opens In Chamblee

• Activate Atlanta Opens its Doors with Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening Celebration October 19 and 20

• Parkland Communities Now Hiring for Multiple Positions

• PrizePicks Announces Marketing Partnership with Braves Development Co

• Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta Announces 2023 Director Election Results

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