Business Link March 2022

M A R C H 2022

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Chamber Chase 5K & 2 Mile Wellness Walk

Chairman’s Column page 2

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March 24 | Lanier Islands | 6pm

South Hall Business Coalition page 3 Meetings & Events page 7 Member News page 10 Small Business of the Month page 11 New Members page 12 Membership Campaign page 13 Business Expo Highlights page 14

Thursday, March 24 Chamber Chase 5K Lanier Islands Wednesday, March 30 Job Fair & Career Expo Free & Open to the Public Gainesville Civic Center Thursday, March 31 South Hall Business Coalition Oakwood City Hall

March 30 | 10am - 2pm

Gainesville Civic Center FREE & OPEN to the PUBLIC

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VOLUME 27 ISSUE 9

Chamber membership benefits are hard to beat

Phil Sutton

The Greater Hall Chamber's Annual Membership Drive kicked off on January 31 with dozens of volunteers working to recruit new members, NOW through March 31.

With the slogan, "We Want You!" Volunteers are seeking to develop new business relationships and recruit new members.

Kubota Manufacturing of America, Chairman, Greater Hall Chamber

businesses through the in-house Welcome Center and staff referrals.

With a membership base that is over 93% small businesses, the Chamber offers a variety of resources to grow small businesses. From marketing workshops to monthly seminars, the Chamber is a valuable resource to grow your business. See the most recent CERTIFIED Small Business Partners (page 5), and learn how you can become part of this exclusive group (page 11).

Join Now for Special Deals!

In addition, a Special Incentives Package is available when you join the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce NOW through MARCH 31.

Helping business succeed and fostering a thriving and vigorous business environment are the Chamber's primary goals. With over 2,300 business members, the Chamber • Featured Listing & Logo on the Chamber’s Website offers a full range of resources and business services.

• Complimentary Electronic Membership List The Chamber’s greatest benefits?

• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Networking, relationships and lead development. Build- • Advertising discounts on AccessWDUN ing relationships is the key to acquiring new business, • Advertising discounts in The Times growing existing business and solving problems, and • Promotion in the Chamber’s Business Link newsletter there’s no better place to form business relationships than • Invitation to the New Member Breakfast & Orientation through the Greater Hall Chamber.

Businesses can get ahead by taking part in the many Chamber events to meet prospective clients and generate business leads. Plus, the Chamber only refers its member

Don't waste a minute. Join today! Call Christen Wilbanks or Kara Tate, 770-532-6206. Email: cwilbanks@ghcc.com or ktate@ghcc.com.

Volunteer recruits new member Greater Hall Chamber membership volunteer Richie Aitkin (left) of American Family Insurance signs up new member – Fandomie – Chris Phillips (center) Director of Marketing, and Scott McComb, Owner. Located in Flowery Branch, Fandomie is the home of a variety of anime and gaming novelty collectibles. fandomie.com. If you're not a member, NOW is the time to join! Call the Chamber, 770-532-6206, for all the details. ghcc.com 2

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McKemie West, Editor • Email: kwest@ghcc.com 230 E.E. Butler Pkwy • Gainesville GA 30501 • 770-532-6206 • GreaterHallChamber.com Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce

2021-2022 Executive Committee Chairman Vice Chair, Government Phil Sutton, Kubota Affairs Manufacturing of America Drew Echols Jaemor Farms Chairman-Elect William Bagwell Vice Chairs, Education Homestead Investments Andi Farmer Milton Martin Honda Treasurer Lauren Armour Talley Perry Barnett, Rushton Lanier Technical College Vice Chair, Economic Development Glennis Barnes Georgia Power Vice Chair, Marketing Missy Burgess Lanier Islands

Vice Chair, South Hall Council Mike Zeiler, Bitzer US Vice Chair, Community Development Margaret Spratlin Longstreet Clinic

Vice Chairs Membership Tammy Caudell, Carroll Daniel Construction Casey Ryals, Hall County Farm Bureau Insurance Co-Chairs, HALLmark Phil Bonelli Regions Bank Brett Fowler Turner, Wood & Smith Philip Wilheit, Jr. Wilheit Packaging Chair, Vision 2030 Tate O’Rouke Jackson EMC

Executive Director Vision 2030 Elizabeth Higgins Senior Advisor Carol Burrell Northeast Georgia Health System Immediate Past Chair Brian Rochester Rochester & Associates Greater Hall Chamber President & CEO Kit Dunlap

2021-2022 Board of Directors Christa Andrews, Corporate Storage Edward Asbridge, Mayor, City of Flowery Branch Brian Barfield, AT&T Norman Baggs, The Times Neal Booth, Pinnacle Bank Haley Bower, Clipper Petroleum Chris Braswell, The Norton Agency Chris Brown, Delta Community Credit Union Whitney Brown, Stewart, Melvin & Frost Dan Carey, BB&T/TRUIST Mitch Clarke, AccessWDUN Sean Couch, Northeast Georgia Health System Sam Couvillon, Mayor, City of Gainesville Shanna Cronic, Northeast Georgia Diagnostic Clinic S. Wade Dale, Mayor, City of Gillsville Ashley Davis, Lawson Air Conditioning & Plumbing Stacey Dickson, Lake Lanier CVB Beth Downs, Northeast Georgia Health System Josh Everett, New Leaf Landscape Services Emily Hayes, Milton Martin Toyota Richard Higgins, Chair, Hall County Commission Sam Hulsey, United Community Bank Rick Humphrey, Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta Brooke Kalinauskas, Conditioned Air Systems Jay Kelly, Signs by Tomorrow Jay Kilroy, Willis Investment Counsel Michael Lancaster, Edward Jones Investments David Lee, Jackson EMC Dr. Kate Maine, University of North Georgia Ward McCamy, Bank of America Tim McDonald, Lanier Technical College

Ashton Meeks, Starke Family Office Terry Merck, American Yazaki Corporation Sheri Millwood, Oakwood City Council Dr. Kirsty Montgomery, Lakeview Academy Chris Nish, Cottrell James Nix, Mayor, City of Clermont Dr. Jeff Payne, Capstone Property Group Todd Pennington, McGarity’s Business Products Michele Piucci, Peach State Bank & Trust Col. Stas Preczewski, Riverside Military Academy Chris Purvis, First Citizens Bank Brad Puryear, Mansfield Energy Scott Rizzo, Recro Pharma Vanesa Sarazua, Hispanic Alliance Georgia Will Schofield, Hall County School System Mulham Shbeib, Mar-Jac Poultry John Simpson, Lakeview Academy Dr. Anne Skleder, Brenau University Jackie Walters Slaughter, Walters Management Co Terry Spicer, King’s Hawaiian Bakery Ahna Still, Logically / Halski Systems Kevin Strada, The Atlanta Falcons Joe Thomas, Mayor, City of Lula John Turner, Northeast Georgia Health System Kurt Ward, Mayor, Town of Braselton Philip Wilheit, Sr., Wilheit Packaging Dr. Jeremy Williams, Gainesville City Schools Robert Woody, Liberty Darryl Workman, South State Bank John Wright, Fieldale Farms Nancy Jo Zimmer, JP Morgan Chase Bank

Greater Hall Chamber Staff Executive Kit Dunlap, President & CEO Gerri Collins, Executive Assistant Economic Development Tim Evans, Vice President Nikki Chandler, Vice President Existing Industry Ellie Parker, Project Manager Anna Hester, Project Manager Finance & Administration Mark VanTassel, Vice President Education & Leadership Andi Tippens, Vice President Government Affairs Kit Dunlap, President & CEO Anna Hester, Project Manager

South Hall Council Kara Tate, Vice President, Sales & Programs Membership Development Mandy Lathem, Vice President, Events Christen Wilbanks, Vice President, Sales Kara Tate, Vice President, Sales & Programs Community Development Robin Halstead, Vice President VISION 2030 Elizabeth Higgins, Executive Director Marketing & Communications Kemie West, Business Link Editor/Consultant Greater Hall Chamber Welcome Center Robin Halstead, Manager

The mission of the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce is to improve the overall business climate for member growth, promote community development, facilitate political action, and enhance the quality of life.

economic development South Hall Business Coalition

Thank you Tonya Parrish and the City of Flowery Branch Team for hosting the South Hall Business Coalition in February (L-R) Renee Carden, Downtown Events/Public Information Officer; Bill Whidden, Public Works Director; Virgil Welch, Wastewater Treatment Assistant Director; Jimmy Dean, Water & Wastewater Director; Alisha Gamble, Finance Director; Sheila Cooper, City Clerk; Chris Hulsey, Interim Chief of Police; Ed Asbridge, Mayor; Rich Atkinson, Director of Planning & Community Development; Tonya Parrish, City Manager; Chamber Chair of South Hall, Mike Zeiler, Bitzer US; Kit Dunlap, Greater Hall Chamber.

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City of Oakwood Update on March 31

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Attend the South Hall Business Coalition with Oakwood City Manager B.R. White on March 31 (9-10am) at Oakwood City Hall. Hear what's happening in Oakwood, get an overview of over 1.8 million square feet of industrial and office/warehouse space now approved for projects, and learn about the City's 2030 Plan, including INK museum's relocation to Oakwood. The South Hall Business Coalition is sponsored by AccessWDUN, Logically/Halski Systems, Milton Martin Honda, Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton, Signs by Tomorrow, South Hall Rotary and Store More Self Storage. Reservations required for meetings. Light breakfast included. $5 Chamber Members; $15 Non-Members. Info: Kara Tate, 770-532-6206 x 103. Email: ktate@ghcc.com. Register online at GHCC.com/EVENTS.

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City Manager City of Oakwood Mark your calendar, and plan to attend the South Hall Business Coalition on Tuesday, April 19 (9-10 am) at Elachee Nature Science Center for a morning in nature! Elachee will share updates underway to enhance the visitor experience, exciting community programs, and plans to expand the popular Camp Elachee summer program. Arrive early and visit the Live Animal Exhibit or network with your peers on one of the short hiking trails. elachee.org

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Business After Hours at Brenau

membership development Marketing Workshop

Over 100 members learned new trends in social media marketing

In the world of social media and digital marketing, the landscape is ever changing. Over 100 Chamber members learned about new trends and changes from a panel of experts at the recent Marketing Workshop at Brenau University. (L-R) Dr. Juli Clay, Brenau University; Kit Dunlap, Greater Hall Chamber; Britt Sawyer, Sawyer Media Group; Emmie Howard, Onward Reserve; Liz Webber, Webber + Co.; Dr. Anne Skleder, Brenau University; Alex Dalman, Fenrir Group; Lila Westmoreland, Brenau University. Attendees, both in person and via livestream, gained insight on what's working locally and globally. Thank you Brenau University for hosting a top-notch event, and Small Business Access Partners for sponsoring the workshop.

Thank you Brenau University and the Women’s Executive MBA faculty for hosting a "sweet" Valentine-themed mixer complete with food by Brenau Catering, drink and music from Brenau's own WBCX Radio. (L-R) Lila Westmoreland, Brenau University, Brenau Board of Trustee Lydia Sartain, Attorney; Kit Dunlap, Greater Hall Chamber; Jimmy Adams, Corporate Storage; Suzanne Erickson, retired, Brenau University. Don't miss Business After Hours on March 29 at Lakeview Academy!

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(L-R) Randi Jones, RT Creative Group; Lydia Libasci and Taylor Wilson, Gypsy Threads, at the Marketing Workshop.

Influencer, blogger and marketing expert Liz Webber, Webber + Co., was the keynote speaker at the Marketing Workshop.

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(L-R) Leticia Alvarez, Hall County Tax Assessors; Emilee Banks, Morton, Vardeman & Carlson; Ellie Parker, Chamber.

The Firestone Complete Auto Care Store cuts a ribbon at the newly opened store in Gainesville. Firestone Complete Auto Care is your trusted provider of tires and auto service since 1926. Come in and see their beautiful new store, and take advantage of great savings and discounts. Ask about their upcoming EPIC event in March! 283 Dawsonville Highway SW, Gainesville, GA 30501. 470-208-3823. driveafirestone.com. If you’re looking for a job in the automotive service industry, they are Now Hiring! Visit firestonejobs.com

economic development

Job Fair & Career Expo on March 30

10am-2pm | Gainesville Civic Center | Free & Open to the Public

Certified Small Business Partners

Contratulations to 36 business professionals recognized as Certified Small Business Partners at the Chamber's January Board meeting. Seated (L-R) Marsha Hopkins, Hopkins Associates; Michele Piucci, Peach State Bank; Dorreka Faulkner, Girls Unlimited; Kari Kelley, Cochran Bros Electric; Chris Arrington, Double Cakes by Chris; Ahna Still, Halski Systems; Danielle Perkins, Murray Plastics. Standing (L-R) Angela Horne, Overdrive Logistics; Renee Sweeney, Georgia Notary Pros; Matt Waters, United Community Bank; Andrew Davenport, A New Veteran; Dean Rappa, Watermark Senior Living; Christie Sims, Hayes James; Steve Naughton, Enterprising Solutions. Not Pictured: Stephen Partrick, 27 Networks; Wendy Sargent, A Helping Hand Home Care; Dawn Matthieu, Always Open Garage Door Services; Terry Merck, American Yazaki; Dr. Juli Clay, Brenau University; Jessica Palacios, Cardinal Ridge Group; Sheri Millwood, City of Oakwood; Michael Lancaster, Edward Jones; Lori Burgess, Hometown Heating & Air; Carli Jones, Jaemor Farms; Karla Goodson, KAK Travel; Liz Mattingly, Lanier Law Group; Layna Weldon, Layna Weldon State Farm Insurance; Jennifer Lloyd, Living Art Landscapes; Margaret Spratlin, Longstreet Clinic; Bill Price, Mobility Scooters & More; Roger Dixon, SCR Consulting; Stacey Reece, Spherion Staffing; Stephanie Reynolds, StaffBuilders HR; Dr. Patrick Fulbright, UGA SBDC; Lila Westmoreland, Virtual Properties Realty; Mark Wilson, Your Trusted Servant.

Agribusiness Recognition Awards

The Annual Agribusiness Recognition Awards program is a partnership of the Greater Hall Chamber, the Hall County Farm Bureau and UGA Extension Hall County. Awards will be presented at a breakfast on Wednesday, April 27 (7:30-9:00am) at The Shed at Jaemor Farms, 5340 Cornelia Highway in Alto. The breakfast and awards program is open to the public and presented by Jackson EMC. The program increases recognition and appreciation of the agricultural community in Hall County with awards presented to the Friend of Agribusiness, Outstanding Agribusiness, Farmer of the Year and Ag Hall of Fame. Make an award nomination by April 1. For award nomination information and breakfast reservations, contact Karen Davis, 770-535-8293, or email: karen.davis2@uga.edu.

Presented by Express Employment Professionals, the Spring Job Fair on Wednesday, March 30 (10am-2pm) at the Gainesville Civic Center will feature 70+ employer booths and is a great opportunity to learn about local companies that are hiring. Job seekers meet employers face-to-face! Complete job applications on site. Open to the public with no admission fee. Coordinated by the Greater Hall Chamber, Georgia Department of Labor, Lanier Technical College, and the Gainesville Area Employer Committee. INFO: Ellie Parker, 770-532-6206 x 111, or email eparker@ghcc.com. GHCC.com/JOBS.

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Youth Leadership Hall

Anna Grace Edmonds (left) and Bowen Corley, Chestatee High School, at Youth Leadership's Industry & Economic Development Day. The program began with breakfast at Lanier College & Career Academy.

Nikki Chandler, Greater Hall Chamber VP of Existing Industry, presented an overview of economic development and industries in Hall County The class traveled to Carroll Daniel Construction (CDC) where Chamber Membership Vice Chair Tammy Caudell, CDC Business Development, spoke about Downtown Gainesville developments and gave a tour of CDC's headquarters. At Bitzer US, Chamber Vice Chair of South Hall Council, Mike Zeiler, Plant Manager, discussed how to look for a good career match and gave a plant tour followed by lunch. The day ended at King’s Hawaiian where Terry Spicer, Community Relations & Development Leader, spoke about the growth and expansion of the King's Hawaiian bakery.

Partners in Education

Lanier School | Vulcan Materials Company AP Site Solutions Employees joined Brandie Tanner, PTO President, and John Wiggins, Principal, Lanier School for Inquiry, Investigation and Innovation (LSi3) at the school's beautiful spirit rock. School Partner in Education (PIE) Vulcan Materials Company donated a four-foot granite rock to LSi3, and the spirit stone has become a focal point for positive messages for the school community. It is centrally located at the round-about by the gym, and parents and students see the messages each morning and afternoon during carpool. Lanier Elementary PTO is proud to partner with Buford-based Vulcan Materials Company and appreciates their generous donation that has become part of the LSi3 school tradition. A special thank you to Josh Page and other employees from AP Site Solutions for donating their time and equipment to move and place the rock at the school.

Coordinated by the Greater Hall Chamber, the Partners in Education (PIE) program supports regional education partnerships, including all 44 public city and county elementary, middle and high schools and over 350 partnering organizations. Info: Andi Tippens, 678-971-6331, or email andi@ghcc.com.

Arbor Day Celebration

Thank You Program Sponsors McDonald's of NEGA | Carroll Daniel Construction Company

Bitzer US | King's Hawaiian | Lanier College & Career Academy

Tammy Caudell, Carroll Daniel Construction, with Youth Leadership Hall students (L-R) Caden Pritchard, West Hall High School; Habram Alcantar, Chestatee High School; Olivia Nordholz, Gainesville High School; Haylie Ramsey, Lanier Christian Academy; Garv Gaur, Lakeview Academy; Ella Grace Lawler, Flowery Branch High School.

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Student Arbor Day Art & Essay Contest winners were recognized at the Arbor Day Celebration on February 18th at Elachee Nature Science Center. (Front, L-R) Monica Negron, Friendship Elementary; Jamie Hernandes, Enota Elementary; Catie Rell Oliver, Enota Elementary; Annie Kate Gaines, Enota Elementary. (Back, L-R) Sherry Lizotte, Georgia Power; Madison Herrington and Jhair Islas, Riverbend Elementary; Terri Andrews, Hall County Master Gardeners; Shanda Sexton and Dan Owen, Keep Hall Beautiful. The event was sponsored by Keep Hall Beautiful, Georgia Power and Hall County Master Gardeners.

meetings

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Business After Hours

Tuesday, March 29

Sponsored by Lakeview Academy 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

796 Lakeview Drive | Gainesville

Join us at Lakeview Academy to meet and mingle with faculty, administration, alumni and parents while enjoying food and beverages. Tour the school, and hear about Lakeview's accomplishments and advancements, even in the wake of a pandemic, as well as the vision for the school’s future. Lakeview Academy is a leading independent, college-preparatory day school for PreK 3- grade 12 known for its nurturing environment.

The school’s strong sense of community combined with small classes and academic rigor sets Lakeview apart from other schools in Northeast Georgia. lakeviewacademy.com Prizes & Cash Drawing. $5 Members; $15 Non-Members. Details: GHCC.com/EVENTS

Job Fair & Career Expo on March 30 The Greater Hall Chamber's Spring Job Fair, presented by Express Employment Professionals, is March 30 (10am-2pm) at the Gainesville Civic Center. JOB SEEKERS will not want to miss this event featuring 70+ employer booths! This is the place to be to learn about local companies that are hiring. Meet employers face-to-face, and complete job applications on site. Open to the public with no admission fee. For employers, the job fair is a great opportunity to recruit qualified employees and typically draws close to 1,000.

Coordinated by the Chamber, Georgia Department of Labor, Lanier Technical College, and the Gainesville Area Employer Committee. Exhibit space limited. Ellie Parker, 770-532-6206 x 111, or email eparker@ghcc.com. See JOBS and over 80 companies hiring at GHCC.com/JOBS.

Register NOW

Chamber Chase 5K & 2 Mile Wellness Walk Thursday, March 24 6:00 p.m. | Lanier Islands

Sign up now for the Greater Hall Chamber's 14th Annual Chamber Chase 5K & 2 Mile Wellness Walk with lakeside fun and fitness at beautiful Lanier Islands.

Register NOW:

RunSignup.com/ChamberChase

Register in person at the Chamber now through March 24.

Registration fee is $30; $35 after March 10.

• Register as a Team or Individual • Reserve a Tent for your team • T-Shirt Design Contest • Individual and Group Awards

Great Team Building & Wellness Initiative for Employees!

Details: Mandy Lathem • 770-532-6206 x 115 • mlathem@ghcc.com

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Thursday, March 24

Chamber Chase 5K & Wellness Walk

March

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Lanier Islands

Healthy Hall Awards Luncheon

9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Whole Being Cafe | Flowery Branch

Friday, March 25

Wednesday, March 2

11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Lanier Technical College Ramsey Conference Center

Network Over Coffee

Tuesday, March 29

Business After Hours Lakeview Academy

Tuesday, March 8 Small Business Seminar

"Optimize Your Online Presence" presented

by Britt Sawyer, Sawyer Media Group 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. | Chamber Tuesday, March 8

5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

796 Lakeview Drive | Gainesville Wednesday, March 30

Job Fair & Career Expo

Ambassadors Council

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Gainesville Civic Center

Wednesday, March 9

South Hall Business Coalition "Latest Developments in Oakwood"

3:45 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.

Fish Tales Lakeside Grille | Flowery Branch

Human Resource Council

Thursday, March 31

Presented by B.R. White, City Manager 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. | Oakwood City Hall

11:45 a.m. - 1:00 p.m

April

Thursday, March 10

7th Grade Career Path Fair

9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Lanier Technical College

Thursday, April 14

Friday, March 11

Economic Development Council 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

The Hub at Gainesville High School Friday, March 11

Business After Hours The Norton Agency

5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

418 Boulevard | Gainesville Tuesday, April 19

South Hall Business Coalition

Network Over Coffee

9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Elachee Nature Science Center

9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Carniceria Tapatia | Gainesville

Friday, April 22

Tuesday, March 15

VISION 2030 Board of Directors

Hackers Holiday Golf Tournament 10:00 a.m. Shotgun Start

11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Legacy on Lanier Golf Club | Lanier Islands

Wednesday, March 16

Tuesday, April 26

Issues Committee

Transportation Forum

9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. | Chamber Thursday, March 17

Presented by GDOT Officials • Open to Public 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. | Lanier Technical College Ramsey Conference Center

9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

University of North Georgia - Gainesville

Wednesday, April 27

7th Grade Career Path Fair

Thursday, March 17

Annual Agribusiness Awards 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

Chamber Executive Committee

The Shed | Jaemor Farms

Thursday, March 24

Up-to-date INFO:

12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. | Chamber

Chamber Board of Directors 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

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member news Gainesville Times celebrates 75 years In 1947, Charles Smithgall, founder and owner, published The Gainesville Daily Times' first edition in the basement of a funeral home. In January 2022, longtime Chamber partner, now the Gainesville Times (The Times), celebrated its 75th year of providing quality news to the region. In 1970, The Times moved to its current building on Green Street. In 1981, Gannett Co. purchased paper and upgraded the press, printing USA Today for parts of the Southeast. In 2004, The Times was acquired by Morris Multimedia, based in Georgia and one of the largest private media organizations in the country.

Currently, the press room is undergoing fast-paced renovations to begin printing for the AJC, a partnership that is expected to bolster the sustainability of The Times. “The Times through the years has proven to be a good neighbor to its many different audiences,” said General Manager Norman Baggs. “From supporting sound economic development to informing readers what they needed to know about government, education, public safety, people and the North Georgia community, the mission to make the area better has remained the same through decades." gainesvilletimes.com John Simpson has been named Head of School at Lakeview Academy. Current head of school Kirsty Montgomery is leaving her position at the end of the school year citing the need to be closer to family in Chicago as the reason for her departure. An active Chamber Board member, Simpson has served in a variety of roles at Lakeview over the last 20 years – admission and external relations director, dean of students, and as a coach – and was most recently interim head of school prior to Montgomery’s appointment. He has an Ed.S. in educational leadership from Lincoln Memorial University.

John is Board Vice Chair for Gainesville Parks and Recreation John Simpson and is involved with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. His Lakeveiw Academy passion is his Sunday ministry – Lakeside Church at Gainesville Marina – that he leads with his sister, Joy Griffin, Gainesville City Schools Director of Marketing, Communications & PR. lakeviewacademy.com

The Rotary Club of Gainesville named its man and woman of the year. Carol Burrell, President and CEO, Northeast Georgia Health System, was named woman of the year, and Doug Hanson, an advocate for ending homelessness, was given the man of year award.

Burrell has spearheaded Northeast Georgia Health System since 2011. During her tenure, she has led the health system through an era of national recognition and unparalleled success. Hanson has spent much of this time to ending homelessness through supporting efforts between nonprofits groups and government agencies. Three other awards were presented. Martha Zoller, "The Martha Zoller Show" on WDUN, was given the Sidney O. Smith Fellowship Award. LaDon Shaw, Chief Advancement Officer, Girls Scouts of Historic Georgia, was given the W. Lee Arrendale Vocational Excellence Award. Blair Diaz, a Gainesville CPA, was given the Guardian of Ethics Award. rotaryclubofgainesville.com 10

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• Founded in 1985 by a group of citizens interested in encouraging philanthropy and strengthening communities, the North Georgia Community Foundation (NGCF) promotes nonprofit organizations and mobilizes action. To accommodate growth NGCF has expanded and relocated to the Pinnacle Building, 340 Jesse Jewell Parkway, Suite 605 in Downtown Gainesville. NGCF continues to own their former location, the Oak Street property, called the NGCF Community Nonprofit Center. They are excited that the Boys & Girls Clubs of Lanier will move into this office space. ngcf.org • The Boys & Girls Clubs of Lanier’s 24rd Annual Rubber Duck Derby presented by Northeast Georgia Health System is May 14 (11am-3pm) at Lake Lanier Olympic Park.

Enjoy family fun, live music, food trucks, games, children's activities and the much anticipated Duck Race (2:30pm). Become a sponsor today! Contact Brenda Bohn, 770361-3720 or email: bbohn@bgclanier.org • Kay Blackstock, executive director of the Georgia Mountain Food Bank, announced plans to expand the facility in Gainesville as part of a nearly $3 million project that will add much needed refrigerated space. The food bank received about $2.2 million from the Georgia’s Department of Community Affairs at 2021 year-end to expand its facility by 10,000 square feet, hire three new staff members, and acquire land to add parking. The food bank serves Dawson, Forsyth, Union, Lumpkin and Hall counties. gamountainfoodbank.org

• It's that time of year! The Beautification Committee is seeking nominations for the 2022 Residential Beautification Awards from homes in Gainesville-Hall County.

Nominate yourself, a friend or a neighbor.

Since 1994, the Chamber has promoted the importance of landscape enhancements and recognize those making a difference.

Nomination deadline is May 1. Details: Robin Halstead, Chamber VP of Community Development, 770-532-6206. Email: rhalstead@ghcc.com • Tracy Herter of Proliant, a HR software company, announced that they have been named to G2’s 2022 Best Software Awards, placing 24 on the Top 50 HR Products list.

G2 is a software marketplace where buyers go to review, discover and make decisions about technology. Proliant provides fully integrated, cloud-based HCM solutions that simplify payroll and HR processes. proliant.com • People living in the Braselton area will soon have more convenient access to outpatient surgery and other specialty care, as Northeast Georgia Health System is set to break this month on a new multi-specialty medical office building that will house an ambulatory surgery center on the Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton campus. nghs.com/braselton • Win $1,000 CASH! Hackers Holiday Tournament Raffle Tickets are for sale.

Do not have to be present to win. The $1,000 cash prize drawing takes place at the tournament on Friday, April 22nd at Lanier Islands. Cost: 1 for $10, or 3 for $20. Call Kara Tate for your tickets, 770-532-6206 x 103.

Email: ktate@ghcc.com.

• Center Point has been committed to student and family success for over 50 years.

The nonprofit announced its new executive director, Barbara Hicks Fleming. Fleming • Hall County Administrator Jock Connell transitioned from interim director and has announces Wesley Geddings as the County’s longstanding ties with the agency, serving as new director of Financial Services. Geddings director of program development following most recently served as Oconee County's the 2016 merger with the Teen Pregnancy finance director since 2012. Before his Prevention. Founded by four area churches promotion to finance director, he served as in 1967, Center Point – with its headquarters senior finance officer and assistant finance on the campus of Gainesville High School director with Oconee County. and a satellite office in Oakwood – serves youth and families with a wide spectrum of support services, counseling, and mentoring programs. centerpointga.org

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Email: kwest@ghcc.com

small business development

Small Business of the Month Gainesville Flooring

Small Business Success Seminar Tuesday, March 8 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. | Chamber & Via Zoom 230 E.E. Butler Parkway in Gainesville

“Optimize your Online Presence"

Britt Sawyer

Sawyer Media Group

As a small business, it's easy to feel like there are a million things to keep up with for your business to succeed online – especially in this age of digital marketing. As your digital storefront, your website is especially important. While a lot goes into designing and developing a fully functional website that reflects your brand, ongoing maintenance is often overlooked and can result in your business leaving money on the table. Join Britt Sawyer, President & Marketing Strategist at Sawyer Media Group, for all you need to know about developing and maintaining your business' website. sawyermediagroup.com

Register for IN PERSON or VIRTUAL Option online at GHCC.com/events.

No Charge for Chamber Members.

INFO: Ellie Parker, 770-532-6206 x 111 • Email: eparker@ghcc.com Owner Jason Everett and the Gainesville Flooring team at the store in Midtown Gainesville.

Gainesville Flooring, a family owned and operated business, has been serving North Georgia for 30 years. The company's laid-back approach and "make-every-customer-happy" attitude is a big part of what makes it a success. They install all types of flooring including carpet, tile and hardwood and serve both residential and commercial customers. Jason and his team love and support the Hall County community. Jason serves as Board Chair for Elachee Nature Science Center and the Main Street Advisory Board as well as on the Gainesville Redevelopment Authority. Gainesville Flooring likes to give back to organizations that make our town a better place to live and work – like public art (DREAM BIG), the Boys & Girls Club of Lanier, and Good News Clinic. 684 Main Street in Gainesville. 770-287-8463. Gainesville-Flooring.com

Small Business Success Seminar Nick Bruner (left) and Noah Evans, Rushton, presented the "Tax Trend Outlook" Small Business Seminar in February. Be sure to attend the March 8th seminar as Britt Sawyer, Sawyer Media Group, instructs us on how to optimize our online presence. Details: Ellie Parker, 770-532-6206 x 111. Email eparker@ghcc.com. Register online: GHCC.com/EVENTS.

Upcoming Seminar Tuesday, April 12 Small Business Seminar

"Improving Efficiency as an Entrepreneur" Presented by

Angel Retana, R&R Management 8:30-9:30 am

In Person at the Chamber OR via Zoom Being successful in small business requires efficiency in many roles at all times. Streamlining organizational processes and improving time management can open up more time and space to make improvements.

Come learn from seasoned entrepreneur and manager Angel Retana as he shares processes that have contributed to his success.

Info

Small Business Seminars are held monthly on topics of interest to small business. Check the Chamber's online calendar at GHCC.com/ EVENTS for up-to-date info or contact Ellie Parker, 770-532-6206 x 111. eparker@ghcc.com

Become a Chamber 2022 CERTIFIED Small Business Partner by participating in six (6) Small Business Seminars this year.

CERTIFIED Partners Receive

• Certificate of Completion • Certified Small Business Door Decal

• Recognition at a Chamber Board Meeting

• Announcement in the Business Link

Sponsored by AccessWDUN, Caldwell Electrical Contractors, Delta Community Credit Union, Gainesville Mechanical and The Times.

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welcome new members Chris McCall Realty - Amanda Haney 6622 Station Drive Clermont, GA 30527 - Real Estate mccallproperties.com 770-853-0405

Healthy Honcho Vending Shay Coombs 5828 Old Dahlonega Highway Murrayville, GA 30564 - Vending Services healthyhonchovending.com 678-717-4496

Chris McCall Realty - JayCee Dykes 133 Foothills Parkway Gainesville, GA 30501 - Real Estate jayceedykes.com 706-878-6248

InMotion Wellness Studio Gainesville Tim Monacella 1062 Thompson Bridge Road Gainesville, GA 30501 - Health / Wellness inmotionwellnessstudio.com 678-232-2612

EOS Worldwide Joe Carr 3940 Twin Lakes Road Cumming, GA 30040 - Business Services eosworldwide.com/joe-carr 404-819-8860 EXIT Realty Lake Country - Kerri Leland 200 Main Street, SW Suite 108 Gainesville, GA 30501 - Real Estate kerri.sellingthelakecountry.com 678-575-9686 Fandomie Chris Phillips 4009 Winder Highway #285 Flowery Branch, GA 30542 - Specialty Gifts fandomie.com 678-696-5696 Foxfire Realty Group - Adam Koskovich 6631 Thompson Road Clermont, GA 30527 - Real Estate garealestatethesmartway.com 404-358-7824

Thank You!

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Senor Fiesta #1 David Carrillo 4110 Cleveland Highway Gainesville, GA 30506 - Restaurant & Catering senorfiesta1.com 770-983-1040

Tammy Lunsford Farmers Agency Tammy Lunsford 4209 Oakwood Rd, Suite 12 Oakwood, GA 30566 - Insurance agents.farmers.com/ga/ oakwood/tammy-lunsford Keller Williams Lanier Partners 678-343-2543 - Kaitlyn Kennedy-Ashley TBird's Touch 99 Cedar Drive Angela Middleton Pendergrass, GA 30567 2836 Gainesville Mill Road - Real Estate Gainesville, GA 30507 kennedyashleyhomes.com - Consulting 770-654-2458 678-617-5691 Lifesaving Hearts CPR Team Rehabilitation Nicole Hayes 1258 Harmony Grove Church Rd Zachary Simmons 975 Dawsonville Highway Auburn, GA 30011 Suite 6 - Medical Gainesville, GA 30501 lifesavinghearts.com - Physical Therapy 678-382-3148 team-rehab.com/location/ Northwest Exterminating gainesville Matthew Hoialmen 470-768-8100 929 Buford Highway NE Buford, GA 30518 Veteran's Roofing Company - Exterminating Service Brandon Swigart callnorthwest.com 5490 McGinnis Village Place 770-614-0220 Suwanee, GA 30042 - Roofing Contractor Peachy Portable Potties veteransrc.com Philip Elliot / Garner Elliott 678-526-4780 2675 Monroe Drive Gainesville, GA30507 Waste Disposal / Treatment peachyportablepotties.com 470-524-0398

These GENEROUS Chamber members have donated great prizes for the new member campaign!

2 Dog Restaurant OCC Antiques & Interiors Brown Eyed Girl Consignments Panera Bread Carniceria Tapatia Pueblos Mexican Cuisine Culvers of Gainesville Rahab's Rope DoubleCakes by Chris Recess Southern Gastro Pub Dress Up Boutique Royal Lakes Golf and Country Club El Sombrero Mexican Grill & Bar Spa on Green Street Fish Tales Lakeside Grille Sweet Magnolias Café & Bakery Garment & Grace Tino's Tex Mex Cantina Gwinnett Stripers YellowFin March 2022 | GreaterHallChamber.com Lanier Islands

HEALTHY AGING EXPO

at Frances Meadows Aquatic Center

Sponsored by:

1/2 Page Ad

4.91" x 10" – TIMES PROMO –

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9 from 9AM-Noon Frances Meadows Aquatic Center 1545 Community Way Gainesville, GA 30501 The event will feature:

• Demonstrations • Entertainment & Health Screenings • FREE carotid screening To become a vendor or for more information email Megan Lewis at

mlewis@gainesvilletimes.com

membership development Meet Chamber Volunteer Dianne Hicks

Dianne Hicks eXp Realty - Red Bow Team Membership Campaign Team Captiain

Membership Campaign Team Captain Dianne Hicks is a licensed REALTOR with eXp Reality - Red Bow Team. She’s a Hall County native and has been in insurance, construction and residential real estate for over 35 years. Dianne has been awarded “Best of Hall County” in her field in 2019, 2020 & 2021! If you are selling or wanting to make your home here, she’s the realtor that can make your dream home a reality. As a long-time Chamber volunteer, Dianne has served as an Ambassador and is a member of the Small Business Roundtable. Dianne and her membership campaign team “Ladies of Commerce” are driven by competition and are seeking to bring in the most new members. Contact Dianne today to join, and start reaping the benefits of membership!

Dianne Hicks | dianneh@redbowteam.com | 678-794-1335

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New Member Campaign – NOW through March 31 –

You're invited to join the Greater Hall Chamber during the New Member Campaign that is now underway and concludes March 31. Bring in 2022 on a path to success by joining the over 3,000 Chamber member representatives who already enjoy increased visibility, consumer credibility and involvement through networking opportunities. Joining may be THE BEST BUSINESS INVESTMENT you'll ever make. Great incentives if you JOIN NOW!

Meet the Membership Team Leaders Call the Chamber or one of these outstanding volunteers to join!

Membership Incentives

Join the Greater Hall Chamber NOW – March 31, and receive these special incentives!

• FREE featured Member Listing & Logo on GreaterHallChamber.com (Value: $50) • Complimentary Digital Membership Directory with over 3,000 Professionals (Value: $200) • Promotional Discounts with AccessWDUN (Value: $300) • Advertising Discounts with The Times (Value $150) • FREE Business Information Listing & Promotion in the Business Link newsletter • COMPLIMENTARY Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and FREE coverage in the Business Link

Why Join?

“Being a Chamber Ambassador has been important to my networking career. Chamber involvement has provided a wealth of resources for finding out what is coming to Hall County, learning about services to help in the community, and meeting the incredible Chamber members.“ Jeff Williams, Conditioned Air Systems “My job takes me to other communities and chambers in the Southeast, and the Greater Hall Chamber rises far above others. They are a huge resource for businesses of any size. Networking, small business training, volunteer opportunities and all events that they offer are something you do not find in other communities. The value they provide members is unmatched. I highly recommend joining. Membership is truly invaluable!”

Rena Pendley, American Cancer Society

“ We’ve increased positive perception among our clients and businesses as a result of our Chamber membership and have benefited from the wonderful networking opportunities as well as professional leadership development programs.”

Angela Banks, Georgia Notary Pros “Being a member of the Chamber has helped me meet local business owners and create long-term relationships which has helped me grow personally while growing my business.“ Tracy Herter, Proliant “Joining the Chamber legitimizes any business and brings new connections and opportunities that will only benefit a growing business. It’s a must-have if you want to become a household name in our community.”

Reid Mason, Thrivent Financial

Andrew Davenport A New Veteran

Dianne Hicks eXp Realty

Matt Waters United Community Bank

Jessica Palacios Cardinal Ridge Group

Logan Jones Wilheit Packaging

Membership Directory Listing Member Networking Events Forums, Seminars & Committees Community Involvement

Michele Piucci Peach State Bank

Matt Bonds Hall County Farm Bureau Insurance

Free Advertising & Publicity Business Referrals & Connections Valuable Exposure Free Ribbon Cutting

CALL 770-532-6206 JOIN ONLINE

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Business Expo at Lanier Tech

chamber events

Macy Clark and Chris Kinsey of Millie's Drapery & Decorating, a major sponsor of the Business Expo.

(L-R) Kit Dunlap, Chamber; Derrick and Danielle Case, owners of Dress Up; Chamber Chairman Phil Sutton, Kubota Manufacturing. Derrick Case, a local small business owner and entrepreneur, spoke to a sold out crowd at the Small Business Luncheon at the Business Expo.

Business Expo 2022 on February 17th at Lanier Technical College was a tremendous success with over 50 exhibitors and dozens of people enjoying B2B networking, prizes and more. The Annual Small Business Luncheon was a sold out event celebrating small business and entrepreneurs with Derrick Case, Dress Up, as keynote speaker.

Business

EXPO 2022

Thank You March Event Sponsors!

Exhibit Winners!

(Clockwise) Dr. Lisa Richter of KLS Chiropractic, winner of the Most Educational Exhibit. Stacey Dickson and Jennifer Norman of the Lake Lanier CVB, recipient of the Most Creative Exhibit. Bill Maine, Lori Thompson and John Jacobs of AccessWDUN, recipient of the Most Engaging Exhibit.

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AccessWDUN ALBAform Alliant Health Plans Ammeraal Baltech BGW Dental Group Brasfield & Gorrie Brenau University Caldwell Electrical Contractors CareSource Chick-fil-A Robson Crossing Cigna City of Oakwood Coca-Cola Bottling Co. United Cochran Brothers Electric Delta Community Credit Union Express Employment Professionals Eskimo Cold Storage Fox Factory Gainesville City Schools Gainesville Eye Associates

Gainesville Mechanical Halski Systems Interactive College of Technology Jackson EMC King's Hawaiian Lakeview Academy Lanier Color Company Lanier Federal Credit Union Lanier Islands Lanier Technical College Lee Towns State Farm Longstreet Clinic Mansfield Mar-Jac Margaritaville at Lanier Islands Milton Martin Honda Milton Martin Toyota NEGA Diagnostic Clinic NEGA Health System NEGA Medical Center Braselton

NEGA Physicians Group Northside Hospital ProCare Rx Resilux Right at Home Rushton Sawyer Media Group Signs by Tomorrow Smile Doctors South Hall Rotary Club Spherion Staffing & Recruiting Store More Self Storage Stribling Whalen Financial TD Automotive Compressor GA The Times UNG College Health Sciences Wayne Farms YMCA

Transportation Forum 2022

chamber events

Tuesday, April 26

2022 Chamber Chase 5K & 2 Mile Wellness Walk

11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Lanier Technical College Ramsey Conference Center Russell McMurry

Thursday, March 24

Commissioner, GDOT

Kelvin Mullins

6:00 - 8:00 pm | Lanier Islands

GDOT District 1 Engineer, City of Gainesville & Hall County

The Greater Hall Chamber's 14th Annual Chamber Chase 5K & 2 Mile Wellness Walk returns this spring to beautiful Lanier Islands. Join us on March 24 for fun and fitness as 5K runners and spirit-filled walkers enjoy this lakeside race. Sign up as a team or an individual.

INFO $20 Chamber Members • $25 Guests Includes Lunch • Reservations Required Gerri Collins, 770-532-6206 x 106 Email: gcollins@ghcc.com

Race Time: 6:00 Runners | 6:10 Walkers Registration Fee: $30 | $35 after March 10 Register: RunSignUp.com/ChamberChase Sponsorships: Sign up NOW & GET Involved!

Contest: Design Your Own Company T-Shirt Register at the Chamber: 230 E.E. Butler Parkway in Gainesville Awards: Fastest CEO, Team Spirit, Individual / Age, Fastest Team & More

Hackers Holiday Golf Friday, April 22

10:00 a.m. Shotgun Start

Legacy on Lanier at Lanier Islands Ask About Great Sponsorships!

The Chamber's 43rd Annual Hackers Holiday Golf Tournament at beautiful Legacy on Lanier Golf Club at Lanier Islands kicks off spring with awards, prizes and so much more. The 19th Hole Reception follows the tournament at the clubhouse! Great Sponsorships!

Win $1,000 CASH!

• All registered participants receive a race t-shirt • Reserve a tent for your team, and promote your company • Individual/Age and Team Awards • Finish line results and race times are done electronically • Award presentations, food, fun, music after the race

Registration Fee Increase after March 10th.

Sign Up Now!

Hackers Holiday Raffle Tickets are now on sale.

Do not have to be present to win. $1,000 cash prize drawing takes place at the tournament. $10 each, or 3 for $20. Call Kara for your tickets, 770-532-6206. Email: ktate@ghcc.com

Tournament Sponsors

Encourage employee health and fitness by participating in the Chamber Chase 2022.

Register: RunSignUp.com/ChamberChase. Questions? Mandy Lathem, 770-532-6206 x 115.

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JOB FAIR & Career Expo Wednesday, March 30

Open to the Public

10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Gainesville Civic Center 830 Green Street in Gainesville

Presented by

Apply On-Site for Jobs No Entry Fee | Open to ALL

Meet 70+ Employers

Easy Location | Free Shuttle

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Chamber Chase 5K & 2 Mile Wellness Walk

Registration Fee Increase afer March 10.

Thursday, March 24

Sign Up Now!

6:00 pm Lanier Islands

The Greater Hall Chamber's 14th Annual Chamber Chase 5K & 2 Mile Wellness Walk returns to beautiful Lanier Islands. Join us on March 24th for fun and fitness as 5K runners and spirit-filled walkers enjoy this lakeside race. Promote company wellness, and sign up as a team!

Race Time: 6:00 Runners | 6:10 Walkers Registration: $30 | $35 after March 10th Awards: Age Group Awards, Fastest CEO, Team Spirit, Fastest Team & More

Limited Exhibit Space

Chamber Member $325; Non-Member $425 Non-Profit $275 Add $45 for electricity Info: Ellie Parker, 770.532.6206 x 111

See who's hiring: GHCC.com/JOBS

Features: Refreshments | Chip Timing | Commemorative T-Shirts Register Online: RunSignUp.com/ChamberChase Register at the Chamber: 230 E.E. Butler Parkway in Gainesville Build Company Wellness • Support Employee Fitness Electronic Race Results • Race T-Shirt • Individual & Team Awards

Business After Hours Coordinated by the Greater Hall Chamber, Gainesville Area Employer Committee, Lanier Technical College, and the Georgia Department of Labor. Booth space limited.

Chamber Member $325; Non-Member $425; Non-Profit $275. Info: Ellie Parker, 770.532.6206 x 111.Email: eparker@ghcc.com

Tuesday, March 29

Lakeview Academy Networking • Cash Prize Drawing

Register: RunSignUp.com/ChamberChase

Upcoming Chamber Events Tuesday, March 8 Small Business Seminar "Optimize Your Online Presence" presented by Britt Sawyer, Sawyer Media Group 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. | Chamber & via Zoom Thursday, March 24 Chamber Chase 5K & 2 Mile Wellness Walk 6:00 p.m. | Lanier Islands Register Online: RunSignUp.com/ChamberChase Tuesday, March 29 Business After Hours Lakeview Academy 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

796 Lakeview Drive | Gainesville

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Wednesday, March 30 Job Fair & Career Expo Featuring 70+ Area Employers 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. | Gainesville Civic Center Friday, April 22 Hackers Holiday Golf Tournament 10:00 a.m. Shotgun Start Legacy on Lanier Golf Club | Lanier Islands Tuesday, April 26 Annual Transportation Forum "Forum Presented by GDOT Officials " Open to the Public 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. | Lanier Technical College Ramsey Conference Center

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