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Chamber News
The Award Winning Monthly E-Newsletter
of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce
December 2013
You are invited to the
Carroll County Chamber
59th Annual Dinner
Run for the Roses
Friday, January 10, 2014
www.carroll-ga.org
University of West Georgia
Campus Center Ballroom
Reception 6:00 pm
Dinner 7:00 pm
Races 8:00 pm
CARROLL COUNTY CHAMBER
2013 Executive Committee
Chairman Gary Leftwich
Southwire
Chairman-Elect Kathy Yates
Georgia Power
Vice Chairman Ben Butler
Carrollton Orthopaedic Clinic
Treasurer Gary Hewitt
Southland Insurance
Past Chairman Leonard Woolsey
Times-Georgian
2013 Board of Directors
Kenneth Blizzard
Ben Butler
Kirby Butler
Greg Camp
Casey Coleman
Mayor Jay Collins
Dr. Bill Estes
Ann Fazio
Mayor Rick Ford
Merrell Folsom
Lucy Gamble
Chris Gammon
Tom Hall
Dr. Jason Harden
April Harris
Lisa Herndon
Mark Herring
Tammy Hughes
Andy Johnson
Wayne Johnson
Jimmy Meigs
Kelly Meigs
Trent North
Sam Price
Ryan Roenigk
Mayor Randy Simms
Brad Smith
Michael Stone
Dr. Skip Sullivan
Matt Windom
Larry Wood
Regions Bank
Carrollton Orthopedic Clinic
United Community Bank
Culpepper Construction
City of Carrollton
City of Villa Rica City
University of West Georgia
Garrett, Thomas & Fazio PC
City of Temple
AgSouth Farm Credit
City of Whitesburg
Printpack
Southern Sales
Carroll County Animal Hospital
The Squire Shop
Associated Credit Union
Times-Georgian
BB & T
Systems & Methods Inc.
ESW Investment
City of Bowdon
Tanner Medical Center
Carroll County Commissioners
Price, Pyles, Dangle, Parmer
Roenigk Digital Craft
City of Mt. Zion
Sustainable Recycling
Milestone Investment
West GA Technical College
Carroll County Water Authority
City of Villa Rica
“Growing business in
our community.”
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CARROLL COUNTY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
200 Northside Drive, Carrollton, Georgia 30117
Phone: 770-832-2446 Fax: (770) 832-1300
[email protected]
www.carroll-ga.org
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The Carroll County Chamber will “Run for the Roses”
The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce will
“Run for the Roses” in 2014, starting with the annual
dinner set for Friday, Jan. 10, at the University of
West Georgia’s Campus Center Ballroom. The reception begins at 6 pm, followed by dinner at 7 pm.
Incoming Chamber Chairman Kathy Yates invites
members to “Run for the Roses” themselves during
the after dinner entertainment of six horse races. The
Ballroom’s three large projection screens will allow
every guest to feel as if they are sitting on
“millionaire’s row” as they watch the races.
Annual award presentations will include Citizen of
the Year, the Thomas S. Upchurch Workforce Education Award, Entrepreneur of the Year, and the Horizon Award.
The reception, sponsored by J.R. Morgan Oil Company, begins at 6 pm followed by dinner and races.
Cost is $50 per person or $350 per corporate table of
eight. Please register by Jan. 3 by phoning 770-8322446 or online at www.carroll-ga.org.
As part of the registration price, guests will receive
tickets for choosing a winning horse per race, with
chances of taking home one of six grand prizes.
Guests are encouraged to wear their finest Derby
Day hats to compliment horse derby attire.
“Our Chamber of Commerce is the best of the best,
just as the Kentucky Derby features the best of the
best race horses,” Yates said. “The Chamber’s annual dinner is an opportunity to celebrate successes
and set the pace for the new year’s program of work.
I personally invite you to enjoy this fun evening to
celebrate our community – as Dan Fogelberg’s song
says ‘It’s the chance of a lifetime in a lifetime of
chance.’”
And it’s run for the roses
As fast as you can
Your fate is delivered
Your moment’s at hand
It’s the chance of a lifetime
In a lifetime of chance
And it’s high time you joined in the dance
It’s high time you joined in the dance.
- Dan Fogelberg
Your Chamber/Carroll Tomorrow Staff
Daniel Jackson ♦ President & CEO
Brian Dill ♦ Vice President, Economic Development & Global Commerce
[email protected]
[email protected]
Donna Armstrong-Lackey ♦ Vice President, Business Development
[email protected]
Suzy Montalto ♦ Director, Accounting & Administrative Services
[email protected]
Suzy McCorkel ♦ Director, Programs & Events
[email protected]
Cara Welch Herzog ♦ Director, Member Services
[email protected]
Kenny Edwards ♦ Director, Workforce Development
[email protected]
Lisa Ledbetter ♦ Director, Communications
[email protected]
Joan Finch ♦ Information Specialist & Drugs Don’t Work Coordinator
[email protected]
Kathy Walker Rupp ♦ Administrative Assistant, The Burson Center
[email protected]
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Special Thanks to our 2013 Forward Carroll
Sponsors for another GREAT year!!
Platinum
Gold
Advantage Office Solutions
AgSouth Farm Credit, ACA/AgSouth Mortgages
Carrollton Club Congregate Community
MetroBank
University of West Georgia
West Georgia Technical College
Silver
Carroll County Animal Hospital
Milestone Investment Management, LLC
Prater & York, LLC
Bronze
Cottage Landing Assisted & Independent Living
Fairfield Plantation Property Owners Assoc.
First Baptist Church, Carrollton
Garrett, Thomas & Fazio PC
Grant $$$$ for You/Sandra Morris
Green Sense Recycling
Southland Insurance Agency
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Seizing the moment between future and memory
~ Chairman Gary Leftwich’s Farewell
A year and a half ago, Canadian rockers Rush
released the masterpiece Clockwork Angels, which
included the song "The Garden." Featured among a
realization that we all must nurture and protect our
own gardens are the lines:
The future disappears into memory
with only a moment between.
Forever dwells in that moment.
Hope is what remains to be seen.
How time flies. The past year has been a blur of
board and committee meetings, ribbon cuttings,
informative seminars and workshops,
announcements of new industries, expansions and
job growth.
Future has disappeared into memory as we have
worked together to make Carroll County a better
place to work and live and an example for others to
follow.
Others indeed have followed our lead. They have
traveled distances great and not so great to see firsthand how we nurture our collective garden. Harvard
University came to Carroll County to study our
workforce development partnerships. For the third
straight year, the Atlanta Business Chronicle shared
our story with a statewide audience. Other
communities visited The Burson Center to see how
new businesses thrive with a little help and
encouragement.
After seeing how we do things here, many of our
visitors returned home, using our collaborative
efforts as blueprints to develop gardens of their
own. Others chose to join us in growing our own
garden through new and expanded industries and
hundreds of new jobs to be added in the next few
years.
None of this has happened by accident. You, the
amazing, dedicated collection of Carroll County
Chamber of Commerce members and volunteers,
made it so. It has been my honor to stand shoulderto-shoulder with you as we continue to build a better
community.
Gary Leftwich opened the 2013 Chamber year with the ‘Here
Comes the Sun’ celebration including the ‘Beatles’ at Annual
Dinner.
It has been a privilege to work alongside the
collective staff of the chamber and Carroll
Tomorrow. Together, Daniel Jackson, Donna
Lackey, Suzy McCorkel, Suzy Montalto, Cara
Herzog, Joan Finch, Brian Dill, Kenney Edwards,
Kathy Walker
Rupp and Lisa Ledbetter make up a team with which
no other county in Georgia can compete.
It is with mixed emotions I prepare to close out my
share of the moment between future and memory.
But, it is with the hope that remains to be seen that I
hand over the gavel to Kathy Yates, knowing she
will not let up one bit in our pursuit of excellence as
we deliver success.
I close my term as chairman a better person, having
fully learned what it means to serve others. It was a
very tough lesson at times, but service is the very
fabric of which successful communities are made.
Thanks to all of you who have supported our
chamber through your tireless efforts. You deserve
all of the credit for the success we have delivered.
As we tend our garden, let us remember:
The treasure of a life is a measure of love and
respect the way you live, the gifts that you give.
In the fullness of time,
it's the only return that you expect.
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Tuesday, December 3, 2013
8:00 am
Certus Bank
100 Tom Reeve Drive, Carrollton
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Upcoming Events
WBA Morning Coffee Break
Tuesday, Dec. 3, 8-9:00am
Certus Bank
Ambassador Committee
Wednesday, Dec. 4, 8:30am
Chamber
CrowdWest 2.0—Doing Good
Works for Nonprofits
Wed., Dec. 4, 1:30-4:30pm
Burson Center
Chamber Board Meeting
Monday, Dec. 9
Networking after Hours
Tuesday, Dec. 10, 5-7:00pm
Milestone Investment Mngmt.
Workforce Education Comm.
Wednesday, Dec. 11, 8:30am
Chamber
November BSL featured Drugs Don’t Work program
Our Chamber
recently presented
“Why Be a Certified
Drug Free
Workplace?”
Business Success
Luncheon to local
Chamber businesses.
Speaker Chuck Wade
explained why the
current method of
trying to cut off the drug supply was not working.
Wade stated that the government has spent billions
of dollars to stop drugs from coming into the U.S.
and to stop the manufacture of drugs, to no avail.
The way to stop the problem is by stopping the
demand for illegal drugs. That is why the Georgia
legislature enacted the Drugs Don’t Work program
with its many benefits.
Wade also encouraged attendees to contact government
leaders and give opinions concerning the dangers of
legalizing marijuana. He referenced the Denver Post
article of what has happened in Colorado since
legalizing marijuana, especially with children bringing
the substance to school.
Call or email Joan Finch, Carroll Chamber DDW
Coordinator, at 678-890-2352 or [email protected]
for more information on becoming a Drug Free
Workplace to save 7.5% on workers compensation
insurance, cut workers comp claims and improve
employee productivity.
A special thank you to Brian Krasielwicz and Papa
John’s Pizza for sponsoring the workshop luncheon.
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Teen completes WG Youth Entrepreneur Academy
Are there enterprising high school students in west
Georgia ready to take a business idea and run with
it? You bet! And John Jones,
junior at Central High
School, was the first finalist
to complete the West
Georgia Youth Entrepreneur
Academy (wgYEA) with
hopes of launching his
entrepreneurial concept.
business development,” Jones stated, “I am planning to
attend Georgia Tech and my plans are to expand the
business even farther while I’m in the engineering
program there.”
The 14-week Academy included sessions focused on
writing a business plan, business operations,
manufacturing guidelines, marketing, presentation
skills, attracting investors and leadership skills. Each
session was led by a professional from such
organizations as the Georgia Tech Enterprise
Innovation Institute, UWG’s Richards College of
Business (RCOB), the Small Business Development
Center and Georgia Dept. of Economic
Development.
As the finalist for the first Academy class, John received
a cash voucher and will have six months of free business
assistance from The Burson Center and their partners.
“I am so thankful to The Burson Center for this
opportunity and I am going to stay on track with my
wgYEA was made possible by the financial support
from the Community Foundation of West Georgia,
Southwire and Enterprise Holdings Foundation.
Student participants are matched
with a business planning mentor
from the RCOB to shepherd
them through the program.
Lauren Holverson, MBA
graduate student, said it was an
honor to mentor John. “It’s
The idea for this Academy
wonderful to be a part of a
came from Donna
program that truly educates and
Armstrong-Lackey, Vice
assists young entrepreneurs in
President of Business
their journey to start a successful
Development for the
business in today’s rapidly
Chamber and Carroll
changing market,” she said.
Tomorrow. “Research
John
Jones
presents
his
business
concept
during
his
“These bright and innovative
revealed that there is no other
wgYEA graduation.
students can really make a
economic development
difference in the world with their
organization-sponsored youth entrepreneurship
business
ideas.”
program in the state of Georgia,” she noted. She
modeled wgYEA after programs in Kansas and
Dr. Kimberly Green, RCOB assistant professor of
student incubation programs run by Purdue and
management who taught the sessions on business
Syracuse universities with special emphasis on the
planning, finds it interesting to see the wide variety of
expertise of area community professionals.
ideas that can emerge from an entrepreneurial mindset.
“The training provided in the wgYEA program offers
“Our goal is to provide business support for high
the tools to direct the drive, determination and energy
school students that allows them to start a business
toward turning a product or service idea into a reality,”
before ever graduating from high school,”
she said. “Whether those students are ready to start a
Armstrong-Lackey said. “The business incubation
business now or are looking toward the future,
resources available through The Burson Center and
understanding the process of entrepreneurship can help
our state-wide partners provide added benefit that
them improve their chances for succeeding.”
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The Academy is open to students at least 16 years old
from Bowdon, Bremen, Carrollton, Central, Haralson
County, Heard County, Mt. Zion, Temple, and Villa
Rica High Schools and Oak Mountain Academy.
Applications for next year’s Academy will be available
January 15, 2014 online at www.bursoncenter.com.
Get to know your Chamber Board
Each newsletter issue will profile one of your Chamber board members so you
can get to know them. Their enthusiasm for their service to the Chamber is
contagious – catch it today!
Individuals serving on the Board of Directors represent hundreds of professions
within the varied industries and businesses located throughout Carroll County.
They bring unique leadership skills and
talents to the table to better serve the Chamber
membership.
Name: Leonard Woolsey
Business: Times-Georgian
Title: Publisher
Chamber Committee Service: Past Chairman, Carroll County Chamber
What was your motivation
for serving as a member of
the Board of Directors for
the Chamber? Service to
your community is a privilege -- not a commitment. To
be able to work with others in the community
to make a positive difference in the community is something I feel strongly about and
the chamber is the perfect place to be.
How does your unique role in your business/industry benefit your service to the
Chamber? I hope that with my background
in communications I can lend a hand to any
chamber member (or the chamber itself) in
better getting their messages out to the community. Service to the members is one of the
greatest benefits of membership.
What leadership skills do you see exhibited
by members of the Chamber Board? Selflessness. To a person, I witness the busiest
and most committed people I know, come together for the good of the community. I'm
very proud of those I
serve with on the Carroll
County Chamber of Commerce board.
In your opinion, what is
the single greatest advantage of Chamber
membership? Helping
others -- be it a business
or community effort. The
chamber is so much more
than all about business -the chamber is really
committed to improving
our community on all levels. Education, workforce, economic development, leadership -the chamber is always at the table to contribute.
Just for fun, when you were a kid, what
did you want to be when you grew up? A
professional baseball player...and I've not yet
thrown in the towel. I am always holding out
hope the Braves might still call with each
coming spring training.
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Chamber Gift Checks are a great
way to give holiday gifts and
support your local economy!
Participating Merchants
Accountants
Garrett, Thomas, Fazio, PC
Advertising, Marketing &
Promotion
American Sign Depot
Ozier Products
Southern Sales & Marketing
Agriculture Supplies and
Equipment
Burson Feed and Seed, Inc.
Animal Services & Supplies
Carroll County Animal Hospital
Unleash the Pawsitive Dog
Training
Automobile Sales and Service
Carrollton Collision Center
Contractors
Maxwell Heating & Cooling, Inc.
Cosmetics & Skincare Products
Merle Norman Cosmetics Studio
(Carrollton and Villa Rica)
Lasting Beauty Permanent Make-Up
Home Improvement
Lowes
Department Store
Belk Department Store
Entertainment
Spinnerz Family Skate Center
Fire & Water Restoration
Paul Davis Emergency Services
Automobile Service & Supplies
Express Oil Change
Florist
Anderson’s Florist
Mountain Oak Florist
Awards, Plaques and Gifts
McEver’s Awards, Trophies and
Gifts
Furniture Sales & Service
Sit N Sleep
The Furniture House of Carrollton
Bicycle Sales & Service
West Georgia Cycling
Golf and Country Club
Sunset Hills Country Club (golf shop
only)
Car Wash & Lube
Harry T’s Car Wash & Lube
Caterers and Food Service
Little Hawaiian
Cleaning Service and Supplies
Sizemore Inc.
Clothing and Accessories
My Girls Boutique
The Clothesline
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Consultant
Creatively Organized of W. GA
Computer Sales & Service
ACRA Computing
American Computer Net
Grocer
Walker Meats
Hair Salon
Chris Cole Salon
Indulge Salon & Day Spa
Vicki-O’s
Hardware & Building Materials
Southern Home & Ranch Center
Coffee Service
Southern Gourmet Coffee
Health and Fitness Center
Sportsplex
Cross Fit –Carrollton
Communication Sales & Service
American Computer Net
Heating & Air
Addison Smith Mechanical
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Home Healthcare Services
Better off at Home
Inns
Best Western Carrollton
Insurance
Southland Insurance Agency
IT Consulting
American Computer Net
Jewelry Design, Sales & Repair
Baxley Jewelers, LLC
Greg Cook’s Fine Jewelry &
Diamonds
The Mobley Company Jewelers
Lawn & Garden Center
Burson Feed & Seed, Inc.
Mailing & Shipping
The UPS Store (packaging & large
freight also included)
Newspaper
Star News
Times-Georgian
Office Supplies & Equipment
Advantage Office Solutions
Painter
Erickson Painting
Pest Control
Bug House Pest Control
Photography
Classical Photography
Famous William Co., LLC
Laura Barnes Photo
Stephanie Warmoth Photography
Support these local
businesses!
Participating Merchants
Printers & Publishers
ACRA Computing
The UPS Store
All Print Marketing and Media
Solutions
CC Printing, Inc.
Caldwell Sales, Inc.
Travel
West Georgia Travel
Veterinarian
Carroll County Animal Hospital
Mirror Lake Animal Hospital
Web Design
Fredric Finch Graphics
Roenigk Digital Craft
Restaurant
Amvets Post 99 (restaurant only)
El Ranchito Mexican Restaurant
Honey Baked Ham Company
IHOP
Little Hawaiian Restaurant
Loco Mex
LongHorn Steakhouse
Moe’s Southwest Grill
Papa John’s Pizza (Maple St.)
Plates on the Square
The Lazy Donkey Mexican
Restaurant
Touchable Memories & Old Tyme
Cafe
Retail
Barnes Store
Fabric Peddler
GNC of Villa Rica
GNC of Carrollton
Southern Home & Ranch Center
Wal-mart Carrollton
Sod & Sod Farm
North Georgia Turf
Spa
Indulge Salon & Day Spa
Results! Medical Spa
Storage Facility
AAA Private Self Storage
Tire Sales
Express Oil Change
Tourism
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Harvest Dinner celebrates Farm-City Week
The 2013 Harvest Dinner highlighted agriculture and
business partnerships in Carroll County. This year’s
award winners included Ray Fulford, founder/owner
of Ra-Lin Construction and Southern Home and
Ranch, Business Award; local rancher Randy
Carden, Agribusiness Award; and, Winston Jones
and Amy Lavender of the Times-Georgian, the
Special Award for press coverage and support of
the agricultural community.
GDoA’s Bo Warren (center) joins Ag-Business Committee
chair Merrell Folsom and Chamber President Daniel Jackson.
A gathering of over 120 enjoyed Georgia grown
foods and a presentation by keynote speaker, Bo
Warren, Director of Business Development for the
Georgia Department of Agriculture. He shared annual growth trends in Georgia’s $71 million agriculture sector, including over $230 million supporting
the Carroll County economy.
The Harvest Dinner is sponsored by the AgSouth
Farm Credit, Carroll County Chamber, UGA Cooperative Extension-Carroll County, Carroll County
Farm Bureau, Carroll Electric Membership Corp.
and Tanner Health System. Special thanks to the
Coggins family for food preparation and the Carroll
Farm Bureau Women’s Committee for decorations.
Ray Fulford accepts the Business Award from Jackson.
Agriculture Award winner Randy Carden’s son Bryan accepts
award from KCB’s Jacqueline Dost.
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Extension’s Paula Burke presents Special Awards to Winston
Jones and Amy Lavender.
The City of Temple announces construction of a new
city hall with a ground breaking ceremony.
Local Legislative delegation speaks of
life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
at Chamber membership breakfast
Baxley Jewelers welcomes Chamber ambassadors for a
grand opening ribbon cutting.
WBA Coffee Break
The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce hosted
the county’s Legislative delegation at the recent
membership breakfast. (L-R) Representative Randy
Nix (District 69), Representative Kevin Cooke
(District 18), Representative Dusty Hightower
(District 68), Senator Mike Dugan (District 30),
Representative Lynn Smith (District 70) and Senator
Mike Crane (District 28) gave brief overviews on
upcoming bills concerning gun legislation, public
education with an emphasis on workforce readiness,
the state budget, and the promotion of business/
industry in the state.
Monthly WBA Morning Coffee Breaks are becoming a networking
staple for the women professionals of the Carroll Chamber.
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Members in the News
The University of West Georgia and
Tanner Health System announced a
new partnership to bolster opportunities
for current and future nurses throughout
the region and support the delivery of
high quality nursing care. The
university’s nursing program is now
known as the Tanner Health System
School of Nursing. The school occupies
a new state-of-the-art facility, opened in
Fall 2013, with high fidelity simulation
suites and problem-based, technologyenhanced classrooms and has more than
475 undergraduate and graduate nursing
students enrolled this fall.
(GEFA). The Indian Creek Reservoir is a
643-acre planned drinking water supply
reservoir, which involves expanding the
storage of an existing flood control dam on
Indian Creek in the Tallapoosa River Basin.
Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton is
among the top hospitals in Georgia for
patient safety for the second year in a row,
according to a new report from Leapfrog
Group, a nonprofit health care research
firm. The Leapfrog Group analyzed 2,539
hospitals from across the country to
develop their Hospital Safety Score. Tanner
was among only 11 in Georgia to earn an
“A” rating for patient safety.
Dr. Skip Sullivan, President of West
Georgia Technical College, has been
named President of Alfred State College
in Alfred, N.Y. beginning Jan. 2, 2014.
Sullivan has served WGTC as president
since 2006 and enrollment has more
than doubled during this tenure. Alfred
State College has more than 3,200
students and is one of the State
University of New York’s five
designated Colleges of Technology.
Southwire’s Safety Director Kimberly
Watson has been named to the Region IV
Board of Directors for the Occupational
Safety and Health Administration’s
(OSHA) Voluntary Protection Program
Participants’ Association (VPPPA). The
VPPPA provides a network of more than
2,000 companies and work sites that are
involved in OSHA or the Department of
Energy (DOE) Voluntary Protection
Programs (VPP).
The Carroll County Water Authority
announced that the Indian Creek
Reservoir is one of four water supply
projects included in the Governor’s
Water Supply Program. The total
investment in all four programs will be
up to $44.9 million with the amount for
each project to be determined during
negotiations with the Georgia
Environmental Finance Authority
Do you have a news item of interest to
your fellow Chamber Members? Submit
it to: [email protected] by
December 20 for inclusion in the next
newsletter.
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Welcome New Members!
Hayes, James & Associates, Inc.
Mark Bond
4145 Shackleford Rd. Ste. 300
Norcross, GA 30093
Phone: 770-923-1600
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.hayesjames.com
Category: Surveying & Engineering
Bagwell Properties
Catherine Bagwell
49 Bear Creek Rd.
Carrollton, GA 30117
Phone: 770-832-7973
Category: Rental Properties
All World Machinery Supply, Inc
Kathy Roberts
103A Kingsbridge Drive
Carrollton, GA 30117
Phone: 770-830-7751
Email: [email protected]
Category: Industrial Service & Supply
The Seat Caddy
Gary Bullock
500 Old Bremen Rd. Ste. 110
Carrollton, GA 30117
Phone: 877-623-3535
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.theseatcaddy.com
Category: Medical Supplies & Sporting
Goods
EnterCloud Solutions
Kenneth Hayes
500 Old Bremen Rd. Ste. 120
Carrollton, GA 30117
Phone: 770-500-0140
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.hostedatandvoice.com
Category: IT Services
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Wilson Professional Counseling
Kenyatta Wilson
500 Old Bremen Rd. Ste. 113
Carrollton, GA 30117
Phone: 404-593-6021
Email: [email protected]
Category: Counseling
West Georgia Bookkeeping Solutions
Tennille Carter
500 Old Bremen Rd. Ste. 123
Carrollton, GA 30117
Phone: 678-520-1225
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.westgeorgiabookkeeping.com
Category: Accounting & Tax Preparation
My Kidz Dentist
Dr. Lona D. Bibbs
1109 South Park
Carrollton, GA 30117
Phone: 770-253-4488
Email: [email protected]
Category: Dentist & Orthodontists
NuWay Dry Cleaners
Bart Doss
302 City Hall Ave.
Carrollton, GA 30117
Phone: 770-832-2402
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.nuway-cleaners.com
Category: Dry Cleaners
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