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AFCEA-Atlanta serves the greater Atlanta metropolitan region to include Dobbins ARB, Clay Air National Guard and Georgia Army National Guard Centers, the busiest international airport in America, 39 counties, dozens of Federal and State organizations, hundreds of Fortune 500 companies, and 6.1 million people, making it the 9th largest city in the US.
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ATLANTA CHAPTER: Chapter Tours Curiosity Lab
In January, chapter members visited Curiosity Lab in Peachtree Corners, Georgia. This economic development initiative by the city of Peachtree Corners is a living laboratory for startups and established companies. It allows them to deploy and prove...
ATLANTA CHAPTER: Small Business Symposium Highlights the Government Arena
Recently the chapter hosted a Small Business Symposium focused on helping small businesses take the next step in the government arena. Richard Yeargin gave the opening motivational speech, and the keynote was given by Tracey Grace, president and CEO...
ATLANTA CHAPTER: Chapter Assembles Goodie Bags for Annual Event
Members of the chapter met to assemble 2,000 goodie bags as they prepared to support Operation Holiday Block Leave over the Christmas holidays. This event was hosted by TEKsystems (one of the more active corporate members in the Atlanta area) and...
ATLANTA CHAPTER: Volunteers Support Operation Holiday Block Leave
More than twenty people came out to volunteer for the chapter's annual support of Operation Holiday Block Leave at Hartfield-Jackson Airport. This was a 24-hour period where approximately 2,000 troops came through the United Service Organizations...
