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Georgia Trend November 2019 Griff Lynch
Business Industry, Features

Good News Keeps Coming

Mary Ann DeMuth,

In spite of global economic and trade uncertainties, the news from the Georgia ports remains upbeat. “Excited” is the word Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) Executive Director Griff Lynch frequently uses to describe his attitude about the ports’ progress. “As we…

Georgia Trend November 2019 Christopher Basler Russell Allen
Features, Health Care

Banking on Breakthroughs

Anna Bentley,

Labor Day weekend was a bit of a blur for Dr. Jorge Cortes. As the rest of the country celebrated the end of summer, he and his family trekked more than 900 miles for a new beginning, driving 14 hours…

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