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Susan Bowden on the Langdale Hospice Tree House Shop
May 27, 2016
Executive Director of Hospice of South Georgia & Langdale Hospice House Susan Bowden talks about the unique "Tree House" shop and how it helps support hospice in the area.
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Shana Young on Task Oriented vs People Oriented
May 26, 2016
Director of the Columbus State University Leadership Institute Shana Young talks about Task Oriented vs People Oriented.
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United States Senator Johnny Isakson on the Importance of Military for Georgia
May 25, 2016
Senior United States Senator from Georgia Johnny Isakson talks about the critical role Georgia plays in defense of our country, and the importance of keeping our bases and military strong.
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Joyce Aigen Celebrats JL Concepts 40th Anniversary
May 24, 2016
Owner of JL Concepts Joyce Aigen talks about the changes she has seen in the promotional and advertising industry as she celebrates her 40th anniversary in business.
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Ann Marie Emmons Discusses the Online MBA Program at Thomas University
May 16, 2016
Ann Marie Emmons with Thomas University talks about the University's online MBA program, which caters to the working adult and high interaction with faculty and fellow students.
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Kris Vaughn on Georgia Forward & Georgia Young Gamechangers
May 13, 2016
Executive Director of Georgia Forward, Kris Vaughn talks about the mission of Georgia Forward and the Georgia Young Gamechangers Program, which brings young professionals from all over the state to a community to develop ideas to foster growth. She also announces where the Fall class of Young Gamechangers will be participating!
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Mike Cassidy on the Georgia Research Alliance & the Importance of Research in Our Universities
May 12, 2016
President and CEO of the Georgia Research Alliance, Mike Cassidy discusses the importance of research in our universities, which contribute over $2 billion in research each year in Georgia. He also details how the Georgia Research Alliance facilitates these endeavors into new jobs and initiatives.
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Courtney Brinson on AT&T Alltel Acquisition & What it Means for South Georgia
May 11, 2016
Regional Director for External Affairs at AT&T Courtney Brinson discusses the recent acquisition for AT&T of Alltel, and the process of upgrading cell sites and service in the South Georgia Area, and how residents are benefiting from more reliable coverage and devices.
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Randy Jackson on the Future of Kia Manufacturing in Georgia & the Advanced Manufacturing Workforce
May 11, 2016
Chief Administrative Officer for Kia Manufacturing Randy Jackson discusses what the future looks like for Kia here in Georgia. He talks about how the company is committing to education initiatives to help prepare the workforce of the future.
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BCBS of Georgia President Jeff Fusile on LiveHealth Online Initiative & Impact on Rural Health
May 10, 2016
President of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia, Jeff Fusile talks about the growth of Telehealth and the launch of LiveHealth Online as a service for Blue Cross Blue Shield members, and how this can impact rural healthcare across the state.
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April McDuffie on Prior Learning Assessments Credits at WGTC
May 09, 2016
Associate Vice President at Wiregrass Georgia Tech, April McDuffie talks about the Prior Learning Assessment Initiative that is growing in popularity for the working adult and military service, where you can turn your experience into college credits.
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TCSG Commissioner Gretchen Corbin Talks About the Strategic Industries Workforce Development Grant
May 06, 2016
Commissioner of the Technical College System of Georgia, Gretchen Corbin talks about how important workforce development is for our state, and discusses two important initiatives - Move on When Ready, and the available Strategic Industries Workforce Development Grant, which allows students to receive free tuition to study in a high demand area of need in our state.
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Henry Kelly on Georgia Power's Support of Communities & Organizations Across the State
May 05, 2016
Director of Corporate Relations at Georgia Power, Henry Kelly discusses the company's efforts to make our state better through their philanthropic efforts. in 2015, Georgia Power invested $17 million in communities and non-profit organizations across the state. In addition, 6,000 employees and retirees completed more than 160,000 volunteer hours – an all-time record for the company.
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Bill Slaughter on Being County Commission Chair, Business Friendly
May 03, 2016
Lowndes County Commission Chair Bill Slaughter discusses the decision to run for public office in 2012, and the importance of having his business in a great place to allow him to serve the community. He also talks about the great collaborative efforts between the city and the county.
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Hank Linginfelter on Being Chair of the 2016 Georgia Chamber & Georgia 2030 Initiative
May 02, 2016
Executive Vice President of AGL Resources Hank Linginfelter talks about being Chair of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce for 2016, the role the Chamber plays in our state, and the Chamber's Georgia 2030 Initiative.
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Selig Center for Economic Growth at UGA Outlines 2016 Economic Forecast for Georgia
April 29, 2016
Economic Data Analyst at the Selig Center for Economic Growth at the University of Georgia, Stephen Kuzniak discusses this years economic forecast for Georgia, and also talks about the success of this year's Terry College Economic Outlook Series.
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Guardian Bank Supports Relay for Life to Help Raise Funds at Their Annual Celebration Event
April 28, 2016
American Cancer Society Community Manager Lauren Sandbach and Customer Service Representative & Teller at Guardian Bank Tiame Weldon talk about the importance of fighting cancer in the area through the annual Relay for Life Event, where this year the Valdosta fundraising goal is $214,000. The celebration event will be Friday, May 6 at the Lowndes High School Track at 7pm.
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VSU's Dr. Ruth Hannibal on the Gerontology Interaction Project & Working in the Community
April 26, 2016
Associate Professor at the Department of Communications Sciences & Disorders, Ruth Hannibal talks about ways that the program makes a difference in the Valdosta Community through the Gerontology Interaction Project.
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Georgia Film Academy Executive Director Jeffrey Stepakoff Discusses the State of the Film Industry in Georgia
April 25, 2016
Executive Director of the Georgia Film Academy, Jeffrey Stepakoff discusses the state of the now $6 billion film industry in Georgia, and talks about whats driving the growth in our state, as well as some challenges that we have to continue the momentum.
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Daryl Ingram on ECG Bus Tours & Helping Rural Communities
April 22, 2016
Senior Vice President with Electric Cities of Georgia, Daryl Ingram talks about furthering economic development in rural Georgia, and how their organization facilitates "Bus Tours" with project managers to showcase all communities have to offer.
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Gary Black Talks About the Growth of the Georgia Grown Brand & 2020 Vision
April 21, 2016
Agriculture Commissioner for the State of Georgia Gary Black discusses the growth and importance of the Georgia Grown Brand, and also discusses the Georgia Grown 2020 Vision - that 20% of the menu items in Georgia's schools will be Georgia Grown.
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Kris Vaughn on Georgia Young Gamechangers
April 20, 2016
Executive Director of Georgia Forward, Kris Vaughn talks about Georgia's Young Game-changers program, a leadership action program designed to come up with recommendations for communities.
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Mike Gudely on the Can-do Attitude of the Valdosta Community
April 20, 2016
Mike Gudely, President & CEO at Southeastern Federal Credit Union talks about coming to Valdosta and being amazed at the attitude and can-do spirit of the community.
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United States Senator Johnny Isakson on Every Student Succeeds Act & How it Relates to Georgia
April 19, 2016
Senior United States Senator from Georgia Johnny Isakson talks about the importance of educating the children in our state and how the recently passed Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), will further help strengthen Georgia's future workforce.
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Len Dorminey on Renasant Bank & Strength in Georgia
April 18, 2016
President of the Eastern Region for Renasant Bank Len Dorminey discusses the bank and its footprint in the state of Georgia, and what makes the state the #1 place to do business in the country.