About Thressea Boyd
Authored 18 articles.
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Thomasville Center for the Arts: Focused on Building a Creative Community
Features, July 28, 2017
A city of approximately 18,000, Thomasville is known for its historic homes, hunting plantations, array of roses, and deep devotion to the arts. Like many cities—large and small—Thomasville has cherished a rich history of arts and culture.
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University of Georgia Offers Accelerated JD and MBA Program
Features, July 20, 2016
To help meet the growing demand for lawyers with business acumen, the University of Georgia now provides an opportunity for students to graduate with both a law degree (JD) and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in only three years.
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SunTrust Survey Indicates Growth in Small and Middle-Market Businesses
Features, June 09, 2016
A recent national survey indicated a significant shift in how middle market and small businesses view expansion in the next five years. The Business Pulse Survey, which is conducted annually by SunTrust Bank, states that 36 percent of middle market companies with annual revenues of $10 – 150 million are exploring mergers and acquisitions, up from 25 percent in 2015.
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Center of Innovation for Manufacturing: Developing Partnerships to Grow Georgia’s Industries
Features, April 27, 2016
In an increasingly competitive global environment, Georgia’s manufacturing industry is using cutting-edge technology to develop new products for commercialization and increase the number of manufacturing-related jobs throughout the state. The Center of Innovation for Manufacturing, a program of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, is using university-led research to help the manufacturing industry throughout Georgia develop new products and processes.
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2016 Albany-Dougherty Industry Celebration Week Recognizes Existing Industries
Features, April 11, 2016
Albany CEO discussed economic development and the 2016 Albany-Dougherty Industry Celebration Week with Justin Strickland, president of the Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission.
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Renasant Bank Hosting Annual Albany Shred-A-Thon Event on April 9th
Features, April 06, 2016
More than 15 million U.S. residents are victims of identity theft each year, with an estimated cost of financial losses totaling more than $50 billion. Protecting personal identification is a growing concern among consumers and businesses. To reduce the risk of identity theft, Renasant Bank will host the annual community Shred-A-Thon event on Saturday, April 9th.
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Record Number Soccer Players Participated in Sherwood Christian’s Tournament
News, March 28, 2016
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Georgia’s Aerospace Industry Reaching New Heights
Features, March 08, 2016
The Centers of Innovation, a division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, is focused on helping industries and small businesses connect, compete, and grow globally. This is the first in a series of articles focused on the Georgia Department of Economic Development Centers of Innovation, which has six centers located throughout the state: Aerospace, Agribusiness, Energy Technology, Information Technology, Logistics, and Manufacturing.
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Watson Spence Attorneys Help Make Holidays Brighter for Local Charities
Features, February 04, 2016
The law firm of Watson Spence wanted to find a way to help local charitable organizations during the holiday season while honoring the personal involvement and commitment of its partners and attorneys within the Albany community. The “Twelve Days of Christmas” initiative provided Watson Spence the opportunity to help deserving, local charitable organizations throughout the region.
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UGA Law Students Gain Valuable Work Experience in the Atlanta Market
Features, January 25, 2016
Students at the University of Georgia School of Law can now earn full-time professional experience in the Atlanta market while continuing to work toward a degree from the state’s flagship institution. The Georgia Law Atlanta campus is located at the Terry College of Business Executive Education Center, across from the Lenox Square Mall in Buckhead.
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Newnan-Coweta Chamber Recognized as National “Chamber of the Year’
News, November 11, 2015
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Blanchard Forum Focused on Changing Leadership Culture
Features, August 27, 2015
More than 1,200 people packed the Columbus Convention & Trade Center for the 10thannual Jim Blanchard Leadership Forum Aug. 24-25. Hosted by the Leadership Institute at Columbus State University, this year’s forum featured an acclaimed group of best-selling authors, leadership experts, and a social entrepreneur.
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Bush Wealth Management Provides a Unique Financial Advising Experience
Features, August 26, 2015
A passion to provide world-class financial planning to South Georgia and the surrounding area is what led Stacy Bush to open the doors of Bush Wealth Management in 2004. Now, over a decade in the business, Bush Wealth Management has created a brand that is devoted to not only offering professional financial guidance and investment strategies but establishing life-long relationships with their clients.
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Hammer Jam Raises Money for Flint River Habitat for Humanity
Features, August 18, 2015
Fun, food, and music are just a few of the reasons to attend the fourth annual Hammer Jam on Saturday, August 22nd at Merry Acres. Hosted by the Flint River Habitat for Humanity, this year’s event is designed to bring awareness and raise funds for veteran’s housing programs in Lee and Dougherty counties.
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Savannah Logistics Lunch Presents Regional Focus on Growing Trade in Perishables
News, August 11, 2015
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Guardian Pharmacy Impacting Long-Term Care in Georgia
News, June 25, 2015
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Georgia Credit Unions Affiliates Host Business Leaders from Dominican Republic
News, June 22, 2015
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Georgia GROW Green Promotes International Trade Development
Features, May 12, 2015
The Georgia Department of Economic Development welcomes representatives from international companies as part of the GROW (Georgia Reaching Out Worldwide) Green program. International buyers from Israel, China, and Brazil are in Savannah and Atlanta, to meet with state exporters.