Hiring the right people can be a challenge. Darin Myers of The Alternate Board (TAB) tells Neil Gordon that sometimes it takes some out-of-the-box thinking and taking your time to find the best people for the job.
Electric vehicle battery maker building a new plant near Atlanta while an ammunition manufacturer is coming to Savannah. Georgia Business Daily Business Update by Mike Petchenik.
Dr. Rick Franza, Dean of the Hull College of Business, discusses a different, timely business topic each Monday in this column. This week, he talks about the impact of inflation on nonprofit organizations. The interview has been edited for clarity and impact. ABD: With inflation still at a 40-year high, many companies are facing increased costs that will probably be passed on to customers through higher prices. But what is the impact of inflation on nonprofits that rely on donations and grants? Rick: It’s a double whammy for them.
No one likes continually changing passwords, but they are vital for internet security. Patrick Reynolds of Cross Link Consulting gives tips on how to work with IT professionals to protect and manage your passwords.
A former Savannah River Site (SRS) employee has announced that his company has entered into contracts with Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS). Keith Willingham, who started his career at SRS 35 years ago, is now the Vice President and General Manager of Aecon-Wachs, a U.S.-based corporation providing single-source solutions for virtually every aspect of nuclear industry construction, refurbishment, maintenance, and decommissioning. Aecon-Wachs recently entered into two contracts with SRNS, valued at $100 million, to complete decommissioning-related work on the SRS Site. Aecon-Wachs will support the transition of the Building 226-F
Last month, Bert Dean and his son, Allen, had the unique opportunity to create and direct a national TV commercial starring an up-and-coming NASCAR driver. Dean, CEO of Clarion Creative, an advertising and marketing firm in Augusta, said the commercial, which was for a national foundation repair company, Ram Jack, was recorded by Rob Forbes with Moving Canvas Media in Evans. The commercial, which featured Layne Riggs, 20, the son of former NASCAR driver Scott Riggs, aired on Fox Sports 1 last Friday during a truck race in which Layne
Neil sits down with Augusta Business Attorney, Brian King to find out a little more about who he is behind the scenes, including a bit about the blogs he writes to help entrepreneurs and business owners.
If you’re looking for corporate gifts for your clients this holiday season, Brian and Kam Kyzer probably have just the items you need. The Kyzer’s own Watanut, a gourmet nut business, located at 3309 Washington Road in Augusta and the second store in Amelia Island, Fla. Brian Kyzer said the business, which sells nut mixes, Georgia pecans, and shortbread cookies, will celebrate its 10th anniversary with an open house on Thursday, Dec. 1, 5-9 p.m., at the Augusta store. The Kyzer’s host a large open house every year, but they
Columbia County is on its way to bringing in $288 million over the next five years, one penny at a time. On Tuesday, voters approved extending the Special Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST), with about 60 percent voting yes on the ballot. SPLOST adds a penny per dollar to the local sales tax. That extra cent goes toward a fund the county uses for a wide range of improvement projects, including roads, schools, public safety, and parks and recreation facilities. Tuesday’s vote authorizes SPLOST for 2023-28. During that time, the
On Friday, Oct. 28, the world became a lesser place as Vincent Joseph Dooley, whom many respectfully just addressed as “Coach,” left this life. Since I was a senior at Notre Dame who attended the Sugar Bowl at the end of the 1980 college football season, and I am also an alumnus of Georgia Tech, you can probably figure out that I am not a Georgia Bulldogs fan. However, I am proud to say that I consider Coach Dooley to have been a role model and a friend. I am
