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After decades of working together in the marketing and print industries, Del Ard and Mike Shepherd have decided to join forces and create a new business designed to provide solutions to their clients in a holistic and profound way.

Movius is absolutely delighted to welcome Lisa Davis to the Movius Board of Directors. Lisa brings a wealth of experience and vision to Movius, and they are excited to get to work driving the Movius project into new industries and geographies.

The Alpharetta Chamber of Commerce would like to congratulate Maxwell Bentley, Founder & Executive Producer of Bentley Media Group, for being featured in UNG's 20 Under 40 Alumni!

Congratulations to Chamber member and Ambassador Richard Rotondo, Vice President-Digital Bank Manager for Monesty featured in Independent Banker publication this month.

Southern Living asked their readers to vote on their favorite Southern cities. The list finalized of the best cities are known for their art, culture, cuisine, outdoor excursions, and athletics.

Alpharetta location was previously the original general store on Main Street.

DutchCrafters is pleased to announce the application for its 2023 Heritage Scholarship from March 1 through May 1, 2023.

Top-ranked Atlanta private school, Fulton Science Academy, seeks opportunities to open second location.

Ukraine is a country of striking natural beauty and of truly beautiful people. This exhibition features 30+ works by contemporary Ukrainian artists and creatives who continue to fight back by choosing life and beauty.

Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar Prepare to Hire More Than 200 Teammates -- Rocky Mountain-Inspired Restaurant Centered Around Scratch-Made Kitchen and Small-Town Hospitality to Open Alpharetta Location Early 2023 –

Urgent Team Walk-in Urgent Care and the Alpharetta Chamber of Commerce will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new urgent care center. The public is invited to attend.

VUCA is an acronym that has recently found its way into the business lexicon. The components it refers to—volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity—are words that have been variously used to describe an environment which defies confident diagnosis and befuddles executives. In a ‘VUCA world,’ both pundits and executives have said, core activities essential to driving organizational performance—like strategic planning—are viewed as mere exercises in futility.

A remarkable consequence of the pandemic has been its triggering of the ‘great resignation.’ People have been voluntarily leaving jobs for many months now at a never-before-seen rate. Some of these departures are earlier than expected retirements; early in the pandemic, rising housing prices and stock market performance created a sense of financial security among many who had planned to work for a few more years. The wealthy feeling and the misery of sorting out work during the pandemic made it easy for many to go ahead and exit the workforce.

The global pandemic has brought leaders a steady barrage of unfamiliar challenges. The one consuming most attention now regards decisions around bringing employees back to the workplace. It is easy to imagine a leader turning to a google search to understand the best practice for this circumstance. Performing that search and reviewing its results suggest these leaders will learn two things: Employees would rather quit than come back to the office, and employees are just as – if not more – productive at home as they are at work.

Last week, Twitter’s CEO Jack Dorsey created a stir on Twitter by announcing that the company’s employees now working at home could continue to do so forever. It's fair to say that those of us new to the working from home phenomenon are still safely in our honeymoon period. Upon hearing Dorsey's proclamation, many expressed their envy towards those twice lucky – first lucky enough to have a job at a cool place like Twitter working for a cool boss like Dorsey and now also lucky enough to have a professional career working in casual comfort.

Dictionary.com defines improvisation as the art of composing, uttering, executing, or arranging anything without previous preparation. The pandemic has required each of us to become improvisers in nearly every element of our lives. Indeed, improvisation describes how we must practice the art of leadership today.

A large chunk of the workforce has had a few months to settle into the experience of working from home. A few short years ago, it would have been impossible to imagine so many could make that transition so smoothly. Of course, rapidly evolving technology is what has protected employee productivity.

Located in the 6th fastest growing city in the U.S. the Alpharetta Chamber of Commerce (ACC) is well-positioned to promote economic growth in North Atlanta. With over 400 active members representing a variety of industries and business sizes, r ACC is reflective of the community it serves. Members often describe it as one of the most supportive and dynamic chambers in North Atlanta.

The Alpharetta Chamber of Commerce (ACC), North Fulton County’s premier business advocacy organization, today announced the creation of the Downtown Alpharetta District in partnership with the Development Authority of Alpharetta.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports: State officials and the University of Georgia are offering webinars Monday and Tuesday...

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports: Gov. Brian Kemp outlined plans Monday to allow some businesses shuttered amid the pandemic

With the signing of SB-359 last month, Georgia businesses and healthcare providers are shielded from lawsuits related to COVID-19.

The Atlanta Business Chronicle reports: Gov. Brian Kemp signed an executive order June 11 that relaxes more restrictions put in place since April to stem the spread of Covid-19...