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  • Montgomery Business Journal

    Monday, November 4, 2019
    The Future is Now

    Montgomery is continually striving to enhance quality of life, expand economic progress and do both more sustainably and collaboratively. Today, the capital city is accelerating these efforts by harnessing the power of technology.

    Jennifer Stewart Kornegay

    Monday, November 4, 2019
    Come Together. Work Together

    With its new Work Together Business Studio and Co-Space, the Chamber rolls out the welcome mat for local creatives, entrepreneurs and small businesses.

    Jennifer Stewart Kornegay

    Monday, November 4, 2019
    MGM: Maxwell-Gunter-Montgomery

    It’s fitting that MGM stands for Montgomery but is also an acronym for Maxwell-Gunter Montgomery. Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base is truly our base, and it’s not just key to our nation’s security; it is an essential element of our area’s culture and prosperity as well.

    Jennifer Stewart Kornegay

    Monday, November 4, 2019
    Change Agents: 2019 MGM Impact Maker Finalists

    For the second year, MBJ asked Montgomery to speak up and share the names of people, groups and companies who are “making an impact.” The city answered, and scores of nominations flooded in, highlighting the businesses, organizations and individuals who are having multiple powerful and positive effects on the capital city and the River Region beyond.

    Monday, November 4, 2019
    PowerHouse Q&A with Troy Maxwell

    For District Manager of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama Troy Maxwell, the chance to serve others is the most rewarding aspect of his job, and the Chamber’s similar commitment to service make him and his team proud to be active members.

    Monday, November 4, 2019
    #MyMGM: Happy Bicentennial Birthday

    For two centuries, Montgomery has dared to dream, and the visions conjured and lived out here have changed the entire world. This year, the city celebrates a milestone alongside the state.

    Jennifer Stewart Kornegay

    Monday, November 4, 2019
    GiveBack: Dog-Gone Good

    Service Dogs Alabama has created a specialized approach to healing. By fostering an advanced language and understanding between dog and human, the organization is changing lives and making miracles happen for those they serve.

    Melissa Warnke

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    Montgomery, Alabama 36101
    Tel: 334.834.5200   Fax: 334.265.4745

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