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Neighboring states once again receive accolades for business development achievements. Mike Petchenik has the details in today’s Biz Bits.

Neighboring states once again receive accolades for business development achievements. Mike Petchenik has the details in today’s Biz Bits.

There are plenty of numbers behind it! Let’s look at ABD’s October Conference and Expo where Cal Wray, president of Augusta’s Economic Development Authority, explains the growth of manufacturing jobs available in the area.

An up-and-coming local corporation is giving scholarships to students at Augusta Technical College. Mike Petchenik gives us the scoop in today’s BizBits.

In the biggest ABD Business EXPO yet, attendance, breakout session speakers, and expert panelists provided a glimpse into what’s coming in 2024. The future is bright! Here is a recap from Mike Petchenik in today’s Biz Bits.

Eric Parker, founder of The Clubhou.se breaks down where the money for entrepreneurial businesses is going. It’s not here. At the recent ABD EXPO, Parker unveiled a new AI program that will change the narrative for startups.

Healthcare options are one of the top considerations for business development. A new hospital is in the works for Grovetown. Mike Petchenik has the latest in today’s Biz Bits.

Have a business idea? Where do you start? Maybe The Clubhou.se. Founder, Eric Parker can help. He spoke prior to the beginning of the ABD EXPO panel discussion. He offered great advice for entrepreneurs.

Augusta’s celebrity chef, Vera Stewart has recipes you might want to try, thanks to her cookbook. Mike Petchenik explains her success in today’s BizBits.

The Peach State and Palmetto State cannot do much better than the recent rankings related to business opportunities—with a nice mention of a local school focusing on workforce development.

See what an AU professor has to say concerning restrictions on tattoo studios in Columbia County. Mike Petchenik explains the professor’s business perspective in today’s BizBits.