News

February 18, 2022

• Moore Colson Director Wes Scott Appointed to Board of Directors for SFNet’s Atlanta Chapter

• House Appropriations Chairman Terry England Will Not Seek Re-Election

• Gov. Kemp Awards $13M in Settlement Funds to Help Fight Opioid Crisis

• Norfolk Southern Offering Starting Bonuses of up to $5,000 for Conductor Trainees

• Short Term View Is Our Long Term Problem

• InsiderAdvantage: Yet Another Anti-Gang Bill to Be Considered

• Economic Growth Expected to Slow as the Fed Wrangles Inflation

• Amid Staffing Shortage, Part-Time & Flex Hour Jobs Climb 13% in Last 30 Days

• Cybersecurity Leaders Cite Zero Trust Among Most Effective Security Practices

• Dearth of Inventory, Price Hikes Pose Challenges for Home Shoppers

February 17, 2022

• Atlanta Community Food Bank To Provide 1 Million Meals Through Bank of America Employee Booster Initiative

• Atlanta's Flock Safety Raises Another $150M to Reduce Crime Nationwide

• Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. to Host Contractor Introduction Events

• Clark Atlanta University School of Business Hosts Innovative Food Entrepreneurs for Forward Forum

• Atlanta Raising Awareness for Nation's No. 1 Cause of Disability - Arthritis

• Campbell and Brannon New Community Foundation Fund Provides $100K for Affordable Housing

• AccessHope and Emory Healthcare Announce Collaboration

• Brand Real Estate Services Hires Executives, Expands Florida Operations

• BlueLinx Appoints Seth Freeman as Vice President Marketing & Communications

• Atrium Hospitality Achieves Marriott’s Top Accolade as Partnership Circle Recipient

• Brad McGuire and Melissa Dunn Join Aprio as Partners New Partners Broaden Top 50 Firm’s Footprint in Southeast

• Spread the Love this Month with a Lineup of Fun Events at Atlantic Station

• Georgia Sees 40% Increase In Black-Owned Businesses With an Uptick From Young Entrepreneurs

• New 2022 Economic Forecast Report Shows Impact of Franchising on Georgia Economy

• Georgia Sees 2.6% Decline in Consumer Spending During COVID

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