November 2015 News

November 30, 2015

• Cancer Coalition of South Georgia Receives Four-star Charity Navigator Rating

• Albany Technical College and Savannah State University Sign Articulation Agreement in Civil Engineering Technology and Logistics

• Dougherty County Commissioner Harry James Recognized for Achievement in Continuing Education

• Metro Albany’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 6.9% in October

• Georgia Banks Earn $2.14B through September

• UGA Alumni Association Announces Seventh Annual Bulldog 100 List

• Constellium to Create More than 150 Jobs in Bartow County

• Ted Cruz Bets Big on Georgia

• Habitat for Humanity International's Board of Directors Welcomes New Leadership

• Cox Automotive Announces Strategic Investment In India's Mahindra First Choice Wheels

• How to Protect Yourself from Holiday Scams

• Often Overlooked in M&A: Customers and Employees

• Millennials and Generation Z Are More Traditional Than You May Think

• With Housing Markets Mostly Back, Realtors Focus on Future of Real Estate

• New Report Shows Big Jump in Medicaid Managed Care Penetration, Consolidation Trends

November 20, 2015

• Albany Area Chamber of Commerce Presents Legislative Agenda at Rise N Shine

• Dougherty County Leaders Graduate from the Georgia Academy for Economic Development

• Maintenance Excellence with GaMep: A Proactive Approach to Improving Equipment Reliability

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Farmers Home Furniture

• AGL Resources Shareholders Vote to Approve Merger with Southern Company

• GACCE Announces 2015 Class of Georgia Certified Chambers

• SunTrust CIO Anil Cheriyan Named Enterprise CIO of the Year by Georgia CIO Leadership Association

• Aflac Unveils New Suite of Value-Added Services

• Georgia Makes Change but Continues the Use of Historic Tax Credits for Redevelopment Projects

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased Sharply in October