Columbus Film Commissioner Joel Slocumb and Film Augusta’s Jennifer Bowen helped attendees understand what it takes to truly drive ‘heads in beds’ while also rallying and educating local businesses on how to best engage entertainment firms.
The Labor Exchange Platform is a component of WorkSource Georgia, which serves as the state’s employment and training system designed to bridge the gap between skilled individuals and job opportunities. WorkSource Georgia is administered by TCSG’s Office of Workforce Development.
The report, which surveyed over 1,000 Americans ages 16 to 25, found that Gen Z values flexible, creative jobs and careers where they can maintain a healthy work-life balance.
Ahead of the Georgia Unscripted Roadshow in Savannah on Saturday, Jezlan Moyet was interviewed by Becky Sattero for WTOC’s Morning Break.
Martha Zoller on WDUN conducted an extended interview with Randy Davidson, President of Georgia Entertainment, last week. The interview covered a variety of topics related to workforce development, career choices and education.
Opportunities like this hearing and other efforts to engage local and statewide leaders show the power of cooperation, collaboration and the willingness of all stakeholders to work together for the common good. It’s a good day to be in Georgia.
Across the world, 69% of players agree video games build problem-solving, cognitive and teamwork and collaboration skills, with 84% of U.S. players saying video games improve problem-solving skills.
“I am honored and thrilled to assume the CEO role at Crafty Apes. The company’s remarkable agility, as well as our team’s dedication to client satisfaction and focus on artists sets us apart. I am committed to fostering a spirit of innovation and collaboration, ensuring that we not only meet but exceed the expectations of our clients and teams,” said Newell.
Metro Atlanta Charity Activations Highlighted with “Toys for Tots” Campaign, and Ticket Donation Program for Title 1 Schools and Student Programs
Walking the Land in South Georgia: We were in Brooks and Lowndes County this week meeting with officials and partners about the upcoming Georgia Unscripted roadshow scheduled for January 26, 2024. This event was supposed to happen in September, but postponed because of hurricane Idalia’s damage to the region.