• Marietta's Fourth in the Park Celebration draws reflections of freedom, patriotism

    Marietta's Fourth in the Park Celebration draws reflections of freedom, patriotism
    MARIETTA, Ga. (WUPA) – Crowds of people attended the Fourth in the Park Celebration in Marietta on Tuesday to watch the parade and enjoy the activities.As thousands of patriots lined the road to cheer on the float riders, many of them reflected on the meaning of freedom.Matthew Korkki, 9, shared a history lesson on how the U.S. declared its independence from Britain."It means that we were finally able to be free," he said.Matthew's uncle, David Starr, discussed his appreciation for respect
  • Bob Cohn's 'creative genius' built Atlanta's biggest brands

    A trailblazer of Atlanta’s public relations industry who elevated the city’s top brands including Coca-Cola and Chick-fil-A has died.
  • Marietta biotech company MiMedx has new CFO

    In June, MiMedx announced a company realignment, a few months after naming Joseph Capper as its new CEO.
  • Today’s manufacturing industry challenges require innovative approaches (podcast)

    Manufacturing companies face challenges unlike those in other industries. A global skills gap and worker shortage, an inability to pivot to remote work and changing regulations create a unique storm for these organizations.So, what are the solutions?Listen to the successful tactics manufacturing companies are currently implementing to rise to the occasion. Learn how your manufacturing company can become more efficient, more effective and more innovative in this episode of The Wrap.
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  • This cybersecurity mistake could cost your company clients

    A notification sound jolted me out of focus. A new email came in from my top prospect. My heart stopped. This is the one.I’ve spent weeks doing interviews, writing proposals and giving demos for this one prospect. Winning the chance to do this work for this company would be huge for our organization, and I’ve done all I can to put our best foot forward. Whatever’s inside of this one email will show whether I’ve been able to prove our company is the best for the job.Deep b
  • What goes in ESG reports, and how can your organization ensure yours is credible?

    Environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting is gaining notoriety as a way for companies to share their private activities in the public eye.
    In the name of transparency and accountability, many organizations are choosing to disclose details — like their energy use, diversity and inclusion efforts and governance structures — that (until recently) were only known by executives and an inner circle of employees.
    This type of reporting is designed to inform different stakeholders
  • Here's how construction companies can mitigate cost risks

    With rising costs and increasing inflation, construction projects can become unprofitable quickly. But there are more than a few ways sharp construction companies are working to manage costs well. Here are the top 24, plus one to think on for your specific scenario.Negotiating long-term contracts with suppliers1.Before you start negotiating, research and compare prices and terms from multiple suppliers. This will give you a better understanding of the market and help you know where you stand.2.B
  • Avoid costly mistakes with your company’s employee benefit plan audit: An FAQ guide

    In today’s competitive job market, many employers are looking for ways to differentiate themselves from other companies so they can attract top candidates to their open roles. For many, that differentiating factor is an employee benefit plan.Benefit plans are becoming a crucial part of employee compensation packages, and more job seekers are making career decisions based on retirement plan offerings. And that means it’s more beneficial now for companies to offer one — if you wa
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  • 6 overlooked ways to save on corporate taxes

    If you could pay less in taxes, would you?It sounds like a trick question that will have the IRS knocking on your office door, but every year, businesses unknowingly sleep on billions of dollars in legal tax savings. Organizations all over Atlanta (and all over the country) are doing things in their normal, day-to-day operations that qualify them for tax credits. They just don’t realize it.
    All it takes is a solid tax strategy and knowledge of the available opportunities to potentially (an
  • Atlanta-based Ace Pickleball Club eyes Philadelphia

    The Atlanta company has already sold more than 30 pickleball club franchises.

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