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Dennis
Kerr, chairman and founder of Kerr Business
College, was re-elected as Commissioner for
Post-Secondary School Accreditation at the
Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges
and Schools’ (ACICS) Annual Meeting in
Chicago.
Elliott Davis, LLP announces that three new
partners have joined the firm: Charles Duke,
III, Richard Waycaster, and William Woodward.
Julie
Brakenbury, director of sales at the Augusta
Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau,
and Tammie Flowers, Membership Coordinator
for the Augusta Metro and Columbia County
Chambers of Commerce, are both recent graduates
of the Institute for Organization Management
held at the University of Georgia. The Institute
program offers innovative, challenging and
leading edge continuing education for Chamber
of Commerce and association executives.
Kilpatrick Stockton, LLP announces two new
staffing additions. Gerald W. Woods, former
Vice President and Legal Advisor to the President
of the Medical College of Georgia, has joined
the firm as counsel in the Healthcare and
Regulated Industries practice group. James
B. Trotter has joined the firm as an associate
in the litigation practice group.
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MAU,
Inc. has been selected as a Preferred Recruiting
Vendor for Manufacturing for Tyco Healthcare.
MAU, a full-service human resource and staffing
company serving businesses throughout the
Southeast and Midwest, has served as a resource
partner with Tyco Healthcare for over 10 years,
providing a variety of recruiting and staffing
services.
CSRA
Federal Credit Union was awarded the First Place
Dora Maxwell Award for community involvement.
This award recognizes the dedication that the
employees of CSRA FCU have shown to the community
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NewSouth
Communications Corp., a broadband Integrated
Communications Provider (ICP), announces the
promotion of Kristi Maldonado to District
Sales Manager in its Augusta office.
NewSouth
has also hired the following partners:Jessica
Smith, Account Executive, Stephanie Johnston,
Account Executive, Kendra Pittard, Sales Support.
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Do
You Know Any Augustans Who Are Changing the
World?
The
Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce wants to
identify Augustans, whether they are native-born
or former longtime residents, who now live
in other areas of the country where they are
making positive changes to corporate America.
CEOs,
Presidents of companies, VPs, elected officials,
decision and policy makers, the Chamber is
interested in any former Augustans you know
who fits this bill. The AMCC is developing
a program to encourage those in positions
of prominence to demonstrate their hometown
pride by reinvesting in their community and
help pave the way for others.
For
more information on this program, or to contribute
someone to the growing list, please contact
the Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce at 821-1300.
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