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Neil Gordon talks with Nancy Powell about her “why” and growing a successful real estate business.

Neil Gordon talks with Nancy Powell about her “why” and growing a successful real estate business.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp came to Augusta last week to sign three bills, one of which will make it easier for minority, women-owned, and veteran-owned businesses to receive required certifications. Mike Petchenik reports from Atlanta on that and other stories in this week’s Georgia Business Minute.

What better way to engage your company’s team or even prospective clients than with a day or night out to cheer on the GreenJackets? Amy Richardson discusses the package deals and benefits with Sr. Account Executive, Jamie Martin.

Augusta’s own David’s Bridal location on Walton Way Extension will be affected by the move the company announced last week, stating that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Atlanta reporter Mike Petchenik discusses which other locations in Georgia will be impacted, as nearly 10,000 nationwide will lose jobs in this week’s Georgia Business Minute.

Atlanta reporter, Mike Petchenick discusses a recent report from the Daily Mail detailing the process to retrieve an ingredient for the popular soft-drink Coca-Cola. Petchenick also highlights the state’s investments in electric vehicles and efforts to a crackdown on human trafficking in this week’s Georgia Business Minute.

Owning a business isn’t easy. Do you want more time for R&R, family, friends, or hobbies? Neil Gordon explores the subject with Amy Richardson.

There are only so many hours in the day and sometimes a limited number of staff to accomplish some of those backend tasks. Neil Gordon and Amy Richardson discuss how you could save time and money for your business through outsourcing.

Amy Richardson discusses second chances for building a new life with Going Back 2 Give Back with organization founder, Napoleon Houser.

Amy Richardson talks to Napoleon Houser about building communities through mentorships and job training.

Multi-million dollar investments in manufacturing for EV and pharma will result in new Georgia jobs. Mike Petchenik has the latest in the Georgia Business Minute.