News

October 21, 2021

• Eagle Merchant Partners Named to Inc.'s List of Best Private Equity Firms for Entrepreneurs and Founders

• Sunbelt Ag Expo Opens with Lots of New Equipment, Technology

• ARPA Economic Adjustment Assistance Grants Available

• UGA Seafood Pitch Competition Aims to Boost Coastal Economy

• AG Chris Carr Announces New Solicitor General

• GTRI Researchers Developing 5G Solutions for the State of Georgia, Nation

• Women Small Business Owners Face Unique Challenges to Succeed

• Parents and Gen Zers Most Likely to Overspend on Halloween This Year

• IT Employment Growth Starts To Plateau And IT Talent Shortage Is To Blame

• 2021 International Charity Fraud Awareness Week

October 20, 2021

• Atlanta Public Schools & Atlanta Braves Host Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for School Renamed for Hank Aaron

• Centennial Yards Redevelopment & Equal and Small Businesses Opportunity Programs, Advance in Atlanta City Council

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Hires Director of Marketing and Communications Donna Peters

• Former CNN Executive News Producer Ted Metzger Joins Jackson Spalding to Grow National Earned Media Expertise

• Georgia Power Supports the Atlanta Women’s Foundation Social Justice Efforts with $50,000 Donation

• Kennesaw State Receives Gift to Support Engineering Programs

• Kim Greene to Serve as American Heart Association’s 2022 Atlanta Go Red for Women Luncheon Chair

• Lisa Tuttle’s Postcolonial Karma Now Open at Gallery 72

• PrimeRevenue Launches B2B Payments Platform for Global Supply Chains

• Savi Provisions Market to Open New Location at The Battery Atlanta

• Georgia State Receives $5M Grant to Establish a Center of Research Excellence in Science & Technology

• Fulton County to Host Cyber Security Summit

• University of Georgia and The Brandr Group Launch Group Licensing for Student-Athletes

• Georgia Public Figures, Organizations React to Colin Powell's Death

• Almost 500k Attend 2021 Georgia National Fair

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