By Tia Mitchell | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The latest round of Atlanta’s charm offensive in hopes of landing the Democratic National Convention in 2024 was held in Washington, D.C., over the weekend, coinciding with the Congressional Black Caucus’ Annual Legislative…
This week, we crossed another threshold and welcomed hundreds of Georgia leaders to our brand new, capitol-adjacent headquarters in downtown Atlanta. Heartfelt thanks to everyone who attended our open house and helped us celebrate another milestone. To those we could not host due to space limitations and COVID protocols – we request that you extend us grace – your invitation is coming! To our clients – many who traversed state lines to attend – we are forever grateful. Without you, this enterprise could not exist. And to our amazing team, THANK YOU! Your commitment to change and world-class service is why we’re destined for success.
We were honored to join Mayor Andre Dickens in hosting the National League of Cities 2022 Summer Board and Leadership Meeting. Thanks to Legacy Ventures, David Marvin and Brian Bollack for generously opening the doors of the fabulous Ventanas to…
Continuing on the trajectory of expanding both our expertise and geographic footprint, Ohio River South has brought four new members to its growing team. John Cushnie, Jennifer LaRosa, and Sam Johnson round out the policy, government relations and procurement team…
By Howard Franklin | PRESIDENT and CEO, Ohio River South We’re celebrating five years, and there are a lot of numbers to go along with that milestone. We’ve hired more than a dozen professionals, we’ve worked for more than 500…
When did you decide you wanted to work in public policy? My passion for public policy is connected to childhood. I was born here in Georgia, but my entire family is from Iran and my grandparents legally came to the…
Newport’s adaptive reuse project promises a ‘sense of place’ by Dyana Bagby | May 20, 2022 | Atlanta Intown When German real estate company Newport RE bought 222 Mitchell Street four years ago, there were no plans to capitalize on…
It was eerily quiet during most of Sine Die, but when the sun went down all the hot button bills came out. Here’s a look at what passed, what failed and what to watch out for next year.
This meeting is (almost) adjourned. Legislative Day 40 or “Sine Die,” the final day of the 2022 Legislative Session, is on Monday. By the numbers: Each chamber has passed roughly 950 bills and nearly 600 have been sent to the governor.
It’s the final countdown — Legislative Day 36 on Monday marks the last full week of the 2022 Legislative Session.