News

May 12, 2022

• CEO Salaries at Startups Break Records

May 11, 2022

• How Atlanta Is Leveraging Technology to Improve City Services and Close Equity Gaps

• Hussey Gay Bell Acquires Atlanta Engineering/Planning/Survey Firm, Hayes James

• Stord Raises $120 Million as Brands Embrace Cloud Supply Chain

• DefenseStorm Named as a Fastest-Growing Private Company in Atlanta

• The Elaine Sterling Institute (ESI) Announces Campus Expansion

• Autumn Bayles Named to Veritiv Board of Directors

• Cybersecurity Executive Samuel John Cure Joins AMI as Chief Information Security Officer

• Piedmont Recognizes Respiratory Therapist Who Helped Family Say Goodbye to Newborn on Their Terms with Systemwide Award

• Mayor Andre Dickens Announces Nationwide Search for Transportation Commissioner

• The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta Names New Marketing Director

• MARTA Police Department Received the Transportation Security Administration Gold Standard Award

• Keener Named Police Chief at Clayton State

• Restaurants Getting Creative to Survive as Worker Shortage Continues Over Pandemic

• April Net Tax Revenues Up 78.9% for April

• Anthem BCBS in Georgia Partners with Everyone Eats Foundation to Expand Food Solutions for Families in Need

• Home Depot Foundation Invests $4.2M to Help Communities Prepare & Recover from Natural Disasters

• Gov. Kemp Announces Two Solicitor General Appointments

• Georgia Public Library Service Partners with the Alliance Theatre

• Lt. Governor Duncan's Legislative Priorities Signed By Governor

• Finalist Named for Georgia Highlands College Presidency

• 4 In 10 U.S. Workers Report Increased Burnout, Robert Half Research Shows

• Tripadvisor Reveals the Best Hotels on the Planet for 2022

May 10, 2022

• Atlanta Advisory Firm Establishes Presence in OK with $370M Acquisition

• Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau’s Host 109th Annual Meeting

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