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Feb 26

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CSE in Atlanta Focused on Regional Corporate Needs

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Atlanta joins urban centers Toronto and New York in welcoming CSE trainings addressing specific regional sustainability needs. The successful February 2019 Atlanta training focused on the South. Atlanta is a…

Jan 22

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Corporate secrecy is out: Transparency Will Drive Profitability in Atlanta

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Which state was named best climate for business four years in a row? Which has the most travelled airport in the world? Where are 25 of the FT 500 headquartered? …

Dec 05

Is Atlanta moving into the future with Renewable Energy?

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Atlanta is going green. At the end of summer, the Public Service Commission, Georgia’s regulatory tribunal for utilities, approved Georgia Power’s plan to generate 1,600 megawatts of renewable energy by…