News

March 09, 2023

• Aflac Enhances Individual Hospital Insurance to Include Mental Health Coverage

• Survey Shows CFO Job Satisfaction High

• Cyber-Threat Detections Hit a Record-Breaking 146 billion in 2022

• Public Pension Funded Ratio Fell to 72.6% at End of 2022, Erasing Two Years of Investment Gains

March 08, 2023

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Hosts Annual Risk Control Workshop

• Southwest Gwinnett Chamber Holds March 2023 First Friday Breakfast

• Crawford & Company Reports 2022 Fourth Quarter and Full Year Results

• Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) and the Morehouse Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center Annouce Partnership

• Shamrock Shenanigans, Extravagant Drag Brunch and More Coming to The Battery Atlanta this March

• HIREDunwoody Career Expo to Connect Job Seekers and Local Employers

• Help at Home Enters Atlanta Market with Addition of Prosper Home Care

• SCAD Shines at 2023 Oscars

• Atlanta's Culture Wireless Group Becomes Atlanta BeltLine's First Internet Service Provider

• Future Technologies Achieves Cradlepoint Exclusive Private Networks Specialization

• Virtual CFO Of The Year In Atlanta GA

• New Realm Brewing Co. Announces Ale of an Engineer Golden Ale

• Fortune Ranks Georgia State’s M.S. in Data Science and Analytics Among Top 20 U.S. Programs

• This North Georgia Gem Has Been Named the State’s Best Small Town by Southern Living

• Vogtle Unit 3 Reaches Initial Criticality

• Growing Big with GPA Executive Director Griff Lynch

• Georgia 4-H Wins Big at Western National Roundup

• GRP Holdco Monetizes $82.5 million of Production Tax Credits for 116 MW of Biomass Projects in Georgia

• UGA Study: Whistleblowers Losing Faith in Media Impact

• Rivian R1T Earns Highest Satisfaction Ranking of Any EV Vehicle in 2023

• Small Business Job Growth Improved for the Second Consecutive Month While Wage Inflation Continues to Cool

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