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Technical College System graduates inaugural cohort from Senior Leadership Academy - Vimarsana News

Technical College System graduates inaugural cohort from Senior Leadership Academy

Technical College System of Georgia Celebrates Graduation of Inaugural Cohort from Senior Leadership Academy

CGTC alum, Forsyth mayor recognized as Alumni of the Year by Technical College System of Georgia - 41NBC News - Vimarsana News

CGTC alum, Forsyth mayor recognized as Alumni of the Year by Technical College System of Georgia - 41NBC News

Central Georgia Technical College’s (CGTC) vice chair of its Board of Directors, Eric Wilson, has been named Alumni of the Year by the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG).

Source: 41nbc.com
Georgia's booming CareerExpo draws young people to the trades - Vimarsana News

Georgia's booming CareerExpo draws young people to the trades

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Gov. Brian Kemp vetoes four budget line items, tells legislature to ignore 26 others - Vimarsana News

Gov. Brian Kemp vetoes four budget line items, tells legislature to ignore 26 others

ATLANTA – Gov. Brian Kemp issued four line-item budget vetoes Friday and instructed the General Assembly to ignore the language in 26 other budget line items. One day after signing

10 Questions With…Curtis and Jonathan Moody - Vimarsana News

10 Questions With…Curtis and Jonathan Moody

10 Questions With… Curtis and Jonathan Moody February 22, 2021 By Edie Cohen Moody Nolan has much to celebrate. Black History Month is one. Receiving the 2021 AIA Architecture Firm Award is another. Still another is its diversity. The Black-owned and led firm with headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, and 10 more offices nationwide counts 42 percent women and 32 percent identifying as minorities in its staff of 230. Kudos to the team, but especially to Curtis J. Moody who had the vision—and bravery—to start an architecture firm in 1982 in the midst of an economic downturn with just one gradu...