Neely Young: A Few More Wise Words
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Georgia Trend - August 2015
Business Casual: Ring in the New Year
For all the attention that troubled school systems and bad-apple teachers and administrators get, there is a lot of magic that happens in the classroom.
Organizations: Daybreak
Candice Dyer spotlights the Daybreak shelter and resource center in Macon.
Fore!
Mike Mosquito with UHY Advisors in Atlanta plays golf three or more times a week. A former SEC golfer at Auburn, he’s built his career using golf as an entrée to the world of business leaders. He understands that the…
Causes And Effects
It had been a rough year for Jen Hilburn and the environmental advocacy group she heads, but the Altamaha Riverkeeper had something big to celebrate in May: The state Department of Transportation denied an out-of-state energy firm’s request to build…
Mission Possible
When a military base closes, there are plenty of unknowns. What will the economic impact be? How will the community respond? What will happen to the land? In Georgia, a Navy school and two Army bases shuttered by the 2005…
Augusta | Richmond County: Cracking The Code
Technology is thriving in Augusta-Richmond County, which is on a roll when it comes to attracting high-profile global companies. Unisys Corp. is the newest high-tech company making a mark in Augusta. This fall, it plans to move into its permanent,…
Economy: Stay Connected
Prospects look good for the cable and satellite TV industries in Georgia.
Economic Development: August 2015
Christy Simo writes about economic development, including National Beef Packing Co. in Colquitt County and more Georgia jobs for Mars Inc.
Political Notes: August 2015
More Legislators of the Year, a new Department of Human Services commissioner and suspended DeKalb CEO Burrell Ellis is convicted.
