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FAST PACED DOUBLE HEADER FORMAT – MEN’S AND WOMEN’S DIVISION
Friday – February 2 @ 7PM
Sunday – March 17 @ 3pm
Sunday – March 24 @ 3pm
Sunday – April 21 @ 3pm
Sunday – April 28 @ 3pm
Sunday – May 5 @ 3pm
VIP Seats $25
General Admission $15
Kids 10 & Under FREE With an Adult
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Mix it up at Business After Hours hosted by Flint Ag & Turf and Fleming & Riles! BAH is a casual networking event hosted each month by a member business. The event is free, but registration is encouraged. REGISTER HERE >> bit.ly/BAH_Flint-FlemingRiles
ALBANY, NOVEMBER 29- Mauldin & Jenkins, a Top 100 provider of assurance, tax and advisory services, proudly announces the appointment of Managing Director Tom Houlihan to lead the Firm’s Transaction Advisory Services (TAS) practice. With a career spanning over two decades, Tom brings a wealth of experience in corporate transactions, business combinations, strategic planning, financial reporting, dispute resolution and legal and regulatory proceedings.
Tom joins Mauldin & Jenkins after leading and providing support for clients on both the buy and sell side on over $3 billion of transactions across a broad range of industries. In addition to his advisory experience, Tom has provided expert testimony and litigation support encompassing a wide range of financial matters in federal & state courts as well as for FERC & state regulatory proceedings.
This strategic hire reflects Mauldin & Jenkins’ commitment to addressing the diverse needs of its clients and further positions the firm at both the forefront of industry excellence and client service.
“We are excited to announce a strategic addition to Mauldin & Jenkins as we welcome Tom Houlihan to lead our Transaction Advisory Services (TAS) practice,” shares Jeff Fucito, Partner and leader of the Firm’s Advisory Practice. “With over two decades of advisory experience, Tom brings a wealth of expertise that will undoubtedly elevate our TAS offerings. We are confident that Tom will play a vital role in furthering our commitment to meet our client needs.”
“Mauldin & Jenkins excels in offering clients comprehensive accounting services and advice,” expressed Tom in an interview. “The Firm’s collaborative approach, which consistently delivers outstanding results, presents a compelling opportunity. I am thrilled to become part of the team and contribute to the growth of the firm while leading the Transaction Advisory Services and Valuation practice,” he added.
Tom’s extensive background in successfully navigating complex transactions makes him an asset to prospective investors, capital providers, business owners, and executives who are seeking a strategic partner in their financial endeavors. For more information about our Transaction Advisory Services and how we can help, please visit our website.
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Mauldin & Jenkins is annually recognized as a Top 100 Certified Public Accounting firm by Accounting Today and Inside Public Accounting and provides assurance, tax and advisory services to clients. Founded in 1918, the Firm serves clients in a range of industries including governmental, banking, healthcare, construction, nonprofit, financial services, film & entertainment, private client services, and higher education. For additional information, please visit www.mjcpa.com.
For more information, contact: Katie Funderburk, 229-446-3631
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Saturday, November 18, 9:00 – 1:00pm
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College Transcript (if applicable)
Income Verification
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Albany – The Albany Area Chamber Foundation Thursday hosted its inaugural and highly
successful THRIVE program, a dynamic talent development initiative aimed at preparing
students for the professional world. THRIVE empowers students with a range of employability
skills crucial for success in the workplace. Through engaging sessions and interactive activities,
students gain insights into effective communication, networking and professional growth.
For the Thursday event, held at Albany Technical College, the Albany Area Chamber
Foundation partnered with the Dougherty County School System and local employers to present
skills training, business connections and local opportunities to students with disabilities who will
seek employment after graduation.
“The No. 1 growth inhibitor for our employers is talent – work force – and it’s a challenge faced
by employers across the country. In Albany, the business community is working closely with our
educational partners to design a modern, adaptive talent pipeline that is sustainable and relevant
to our marketplace,” said Barbara Rivera Holmes, president & CEO of the Albany Area
Chamber and the Albany Area Chamber Foundation. “Through programs such as THRIVE,
we’re in the schools working one-on-one with students on the key employability skills that the
workplace demands and connecting students to local employers. We want all members of our
community to have opportunities to thrive.”
The Chamber Foundation, the 501©3 affiliate of the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce, leads
the community’s comprehensive work force efforts via the Albany-Dougherty Talent Strategy
2.0, a public-private effort in which strategic partners, employers and educators participate.
Other Chamber Foundation talent development programs include PROPEL+, targeted at female
high school students, and implementation of the U.S. Chamber’s Talent Pipeline Management
framework. The Chamber Foundation’s efforts amplify the primary business organization’s
programs in the areas of talent and innovation and are a direct response to employer and
community needs.
“There’s significant demand for this programming – we hear it from the students, from the
educators and from the employers,” Holmes said. “We’re encouraged by feedback from the
students and our partners about the impact of our work force programs and look forward to
scaling this work to continue building our community’s talent infrastructure.”
Representatives from Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital, the Albany Area YMCA and Albany
Technical College participated in Thursday’s program, sharing with students the diversity of
available jobs at their organizations, the skills required for those jobs and training pathways to
obtain those skills.
During THRIVE students practiced their public speaking skills through mock interviews with
volunteers from businesses who offered valuable feedback and guidance to the students. While
students were taking turns participating in the one-on-interviews, other students were practicing
networking with peers and adults as they answered ice-breaker prompts facilitated by community
volunteers.
The program also featured a unique segment highlighting appropriate professional attire where
business community members served as models, showcasing the “DOs” and “DON’Ts” of
dressing for success in the workplace.
“This event will help these students have more confidence, flexibility and adaptability with
individuals that they don’t know in speaking with them and sharing information about
themselves,” said Gordina Porter, director of the Exceptional Students Program (ESP) at the
Dougherty County School System. “It was a great event.”
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