May 2024 News

May 31, 2024

• SGRC's Kimberly Hobbs Elected to NADO Board

• Georgia Hospital Association Welcomes City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta as Newest Member

• 2023-24 Executive Leadership Institute Class Graduates from the University System of Georgia

• New Tradition? Georgia Reportedly Facing Georgia Tech on Black Friday

• PCOM South Georgia Holds Commencement, Graduates 59 Students Class of 2024

• Covington Kicks Off the 2024 Georgia Unscripted Roadshow Series on June 13th

• AGCO Invests in Innova Ag Innovation Fund VI to Drive the Next Generation of Farming

• Survey: Less Than a Third of Companies Have Fully Integrated Sustainability Programs Throughout Their Organizations

• InsureMyTrip Reveals 2024 Summer Travel Trends, Importance of Insurance

• GenAI Market Research: 80% of Leaders Concerned About Data Privacy and Security

May 30, 2024

• How Georgia Aims to Become the Silicon Valley of the South

• Georgia Regional Commissions Report Decline in April Unemployment Rates

• Georgia #9 State with the Highest Cybercrime Losses in 2023

• Lt. Governor Burt Jones on Mental Health Awareness Month

• JAMES Magazine Online: Georgian Nominated as Libertarian Presidential Candidate

• Nonprofit Leaders Cite Burnout as a Top Concern in a New Study on the State of U.S. Nonprofits

• S&P Global Mobility: May U.S. Auto Sales to Progress Mildly

• Retirees, Savings, and Side Hustles: Almost One Third of Retirees Consider Temporary Work

May 29, 2024

• Moore Clarke DuVall & Rodgers Welcomes New Attorneys

• Company to Expand Medical Manufacturing Operations in Peachtree City, Add 400 Jobs

• Norfolk Southern Names Claude Mongeau Chair of The Board of Directors

• Sen. Chuck Payne Appointed to Lead Senate Study Committee on Veterans’ Mental Health and Housing

• SB 157: Empowering Georgia's Community Banks with $1 Billion in Deposits

• 2024 Senate Study Committee Appointments Announced

• Georgia Nursing Workforce Center Releases Report on Nursing Education Program Offerings