GUCA is a statewide non-profit trade association that represents those companies whose primary business is the installation and rehabilitation of underground piping systems to include gas, electrical, communication, water, and sewerage distribution systems as well as water, wastewater treatment plant, landfills, dams, and other utility systems as defined by Georgia's utility contractors law. O.C.G.A. 43-14-12.

Pediatric First is a primary/secondary education company based out of 803 Martin Luther King Jr Dr, Fort Valley, GA, United States.

Celebrating 52 years of developing leaders, Leadership Atlanta is the oldest sustained community leadership program in the nation. Together with an expansive network of distinguished alumni, Leadership Atlanta continues a proud tradition of connecting and inspiring leaders to strengthen Metro Atlanta’s communities. Better Leaders. Better Atlanta.

Houston County exists for civil and political purposes, and acts under powers given to it by the State of Georgia. The governing authority for Houston County is the Board of Commissioners. The County's three incorporated cities are Centerville, Perry, and Warner Robins.

The American Council of Engineering Companies of Georgia (ACEC Georgia) was formed in 1956 to advance the business and profession of engineering in Georgia. ACEC Georgia is a member of the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) headquartered in Washington, DC. ACEC Georgia represents more than 200 member firms that employ more than 9,500 people in Georgia.

GMSDC is a non-profit organization established in 1976 as a regional office of the National Minority Supplier Development Council. As one of the largest of 24 Councils nationwide with the largest number of certified and ethnically mixed MBEs in the Southeast region, GMSDC is comprised of a network of corporate members and certified minority business enterprises. GMSDC serves as a credible, one-stop source for identifying and accessing qualified minority suppliers. For minority entrepreneurs, the council represents opportunities to enhance the business and competitive infrastructure while providing increased exposure to significant business prospects. The mission of the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council, Inc. (GMSDC) is to foster and expand mutually beneficial economic opportunities between certified minority business enterprises (MBEs), corporations, and government entities within the state of Georgia, and to help build a stronger, more equitable society by supporting and promoting minority business development. The core activities that define GMSDC are: Corporate and MBE Matching Minority Business Development MBE Certification

The Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority ( MBCIA ) is the lead agency for attracting new business investment, encouraging the expansion of existing industries and improving the quality of life in the Macon-Bibb County area.With the aid of partners at the regional, state and local levels, we’re able to create a competitive business environment that facilitates an industry’s ability to generate success. Whether an Industry needs help with Infrastructure assistance or local vendor programs we are able to assist new industries of all sizes through our partnerships.

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CSA is an industry trade association representing independent LBM dealers in Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Oklahoma. Our membership includes retail dealers, vendors/suppliers, and manufacturers.

Inspiredu, an educational non-profit in Georgia, was founded in 2020 due to a spinout from PowerMyLearning Greater Atlanta, a branch which was established in 2007. Inspiredu’s (formerly PowerMyLearning Greater Atlanta) mission is to help underserved youth develop the skills needed for education and career success through technology-based learning tools and engagement activities with their families, communities, and schools.

In Georgia, more than 1.4 million people are considered food-insecure and receive Federal Nutrition Assistance (FNA, i.e. Food Stamps, WIC) benefits. The high cost and low accessibility of fresh foods leave these 1.4 million with limited options to feed their families. Wholesome Wave Georgia (WWG) encourages us to rethink the cost, accessibility and affordability of fresh, wholesome foods in Georgia. By subsidizing the higher cost of healthy, locally-grown foods, WWG makes healthy, nourishing choices accessible for Georgia's food-insecure population.

The Westside Future Fund builds partnerships and creates opportunities for current and future residents of targeted Westside neighborhoods to share in Atlanta’s growth and progress.