News

June 20, 2016

• Charitable Giving: Donors Focus On One or Two Organizations

• TD Economics: More Ups than Downs for American Economy

• Deloitte Survey Finds That a Mere 30% of Resumes Include Volunteering, Despite the Known Benefits to Career Advancement

• Millennial Job-Hoppers: What They Seek

June 17, 2016

• ​Coweta School Board Approves 2017 Budget

• Jimmy Buffett Grosses $1M at Georgia Concert

• California Study Shows Progress for Georgia’s Film Industry

• Scientific Games' Successful Partnership with Georgia Lottery Corporation Extended for Seven Years

• Eleven Georgia Firms Listed Among 300 Top Financial Advisors in the U.S.

• 2016 Clean Energy Roadshow to Highlight New Energy Technologies

• Georgia River Network’s Paddle Georgia 2016 to Begin this Weekend

• Two New Members Join Habitat for Humanity International’s Board of Directors

• Study: Businesses Wait for Damaging Cyber Attacks before Taking Action

• Economy Remains Top Priority for Next President

• New Survey by Randstad US Finds Lack of Skilled Talent a Top Threat to Businesses' Ability to Meet Business Performance Targets

June 16, 2016

• WGTC to Host DRONE4STEM Summer Boot Camp and Challenge Event in July

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate in May Falls to 5.3%

• Georgia Chamber’s Government Affairs Council Announces Legislators of the Year

• $15M to be Spent on Studies for South Carolina-Georgia Port

• Home Depot: US Credit Card Firms Slow to Upgrade Security

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Fight to Dismantle Harmful Water Wars Language in Spending Bill

• Stay Cool, Save Money this Summer with Tips from Georgia Power

• Cybersecurity Stakes Get Higher, But Many Companies Still Lag in Readiness

• The Economy, Jobs and Dysfunctional Government

• Brands Aren't Winning Millennial Consumers

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