Commemorative History Books
Amy Meadows is a veteran freelance feature writer and president of Green Meadows Communications, LLC. She has written more than 5,000 feature articles for local, regional and national consumer and trade publications and contributed to more than a dozen hardcover pictorial books about cities around the country. Meadows is regularly commissioned to write custom corporate and organizational histories and works with companies of all sizes to craft their marketing messages. Her first children’s picture book, Emma’s American Chinese New Year, was published in 2012 and earned a 2012 Moonbeam Children’s Book Award and a 2013 Independent Publisher Book Award.
Commemorative History Books
Today, Cleveland Electric Company has evolved into an enormous enterprise offering innovative and comprehensive electrical and mechanical construction services of the highest quality across a multitude of industrial and commercial market sectors, employing more than one thousand employees.
A longtime AWO member, based in the Pacific Northwest, recently noted that at its core, the American Waterways Operators consisted of "good people, doing good work for a great industry." How true. But how the organization got to that point is a story 75 years in the making.
With the invention of the electrical starting system installed in General Motors' luxury Cadillac line of vehicles in 1912, the market for lead automobile batteries was born. Consumers eager to ditch their crank-started cars clamored for battery powered autos, and that demand was met in the United States by a small number of determined entrepreneurs, mostly operating out of their home garages.
A century in existence is no small feat for this organization; it has been a journey of education, advocacy, and commitment to its goals. Researching this book has served as a reminder to us that the title insurance industry consists of many accomplished, committed, and proactive individuals working in unison to positively shape the work we all do.
For nearly half of its fifty years in business, EMJ Corporation served a single client in a single industry: mall developer CBL Properties (formerly Independent Enterprises and CBL & Associates Properties Inc.). The organizations worked closely and harmoniously, developing and building retail strip centers and enclosed malls throughout the country.
A quality-of-life environment was the vision that originally inspired NHC's Founder, Dr. Carl Adams, when he started this company fifty years ago. He saw a need for improved care for patients in their advancing years and took action, devoting himself full time to this interest in nursing care and geriatric medicine.
The Georgia Superior Courts Clerks' Cooperative Authority is one of the most unique state organizations in America. While other states provide some of the same services, Georgia was the first state to offer as many services through one online portal-property tax records, deeds, notary documents, and much more-and at no cost to the taxpayers.
Cover Stories
AI thought leader Abigail Hing Wen forged a unique path to fiction and film
Pioneering media artist Refik Anadol is forging a tech-born creative revolution.
For 20 years, Dr. Sharon Malone has helped women tackle everything from fertility to menopause.
Cover story about neuroscientist Ben Rein
Author's debut book takes a novel approach to telling his family's story. Andrew Diaz Winkelmann vividly remembers the day three years ago when he read his short story, "The Cuban Dream," to his grandmother, Ines. Although written in English, he translated the work into Spanish as he read aloud.
Capturing the Asian American experience in the South through food storytelling. Hieu Huynh is an accidental journalist. At least, that's how the documentary filmmaker and food scholar describes herself. She often reflects on the unexpected career trajectory that brought her short film, Rice & Grits: A Vietnamese American Culinary Journey in the American South, to...
Profiles
When Esther Ellard, Athens-based interior designer and founder of Effortless Designs, received a referral from a trusted realtor colleague, she realized that she had her work cut out for her. The assignment: to design the interior of a new build in Marietta that would house three generations of one family.
Ashley Malone, a principal designer for boutique design firm Studio Wellington, was thrilled when her clients wanted to infuse their new custom-built, Craftsman-style home near historic Decatur Square with color. But the husband-and-wife homeowners had one caveat: no warm tones.
Atlanta-based interior designer Olivia Westrooks creates picture-perfect spaces that tell a story.
Beth Meyer had a vision for the pilot's clubhouse that sat on her clients' stunning 300-acre property along the Etowah River in Kingston. The modern structure would serve as an ideal weekend getaway for the outdoorsy Marietta-based owners and their children and grandchildren, who were looking for a place to hunt, fish, and spend quality time together.
Atlanta Hawks' first female assistant coach has embraced the twists and turns of her career! Playing basketball at the University of Northern Iowa was a difficult experience. I had four knee surgeries during my collegiate career, and I spent so much time in and out of the lineup, battling back from injury.
She's revolutionizing the field of audiology with new technology
Joanne Hayes shares her personal story of facing and beating breast cancer. Simply Buckhead publisher Joanne Hayes was sitting in bed on a Sunday morning last November, drinking coffee and watching the news with her husband, when she received a notification: The results of her breast biopsy had been posted in her MyChart portal.
Rachel Macy Stafford, author of Hands Free Mama, explains how the habits of a hands free life can benefit you. Discover how she's living her best life!
A profile of MIT Executive Education participant Chema Garcia-Soto
A profile of Executive Education participant Susan Sly
Chastain resident turned his passion for bourbon into a "full proof" business! There is always a bottle of Shortbarrel Bourbon's Rye 101 on my bar at home. It's incredibly versatile. It's great served neat or over a big rock; it's great in a cocktail. It's even great in bourbon slushies.
Former radio host Mara Davis was offered the chance to join the weekly television show "Atlanta Eats" w/ Steak Shapiro. Learn how she started her 2nd Act!
Feature Stories
Engineering has traditionally been viewed as a career for men; one often passed from father to son. Skills and advice have been shared over generations
Buckhead resident and integrative health coach changed her sleep habits and her life. When Jenni-Lee Basson and her husband, Garth, were planning a move to Atlanta from South Africa six years ago, she had an epiphany. During one of their weeklong visits to their new city, they slept incredibly well.
When Juan Antonio Samaranch, president of the International Olympic Committee, stepped up to the microphone on September 18, 1990, in Tokyo, Japan, to announce the host city of the...
When renowned real estate brokerage Home Bay released a report in April of 2024 naming Atlanta as the best city in the nation for startups, it came as a surprise to no one. For the...
No matter what age you are, school can be challenging. Of course, there are students who find the traditional classroom even more formidable and overwhelming than their peers for a...
By understanding what is happening to your brain & recognizing what you can do to help slow that process, you can take control of your brain health.
There is ample information available about identifying the symptoms of a stroke, there isn't much out there about Stroke Recovery, until now!
by Amy Meadows Several years ago, working from home was seen as a luxury. These days, however, it's not only a common option, but also an essential one.
You don't always feel like your body is in balance. There's a piece of the puzzle missing. You haven't been focusing on spiritual health but we can help!
Columns
Buckhead financial expert offers tips for first-time investors! When Ashley M. Fox worked as a financial analyst on Wall Street, her high-earning clients each had more than $25 million to invest, and they also had access to all of the resources and information they needed to choose the right investments for their portfolios.
Intellectual property attorney shares tips for securing a patent! In 2024, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued more than 300,000 patents that covered a wide array of useful inventions and innovative technologies dreamed up by people just like you. In fact, you may have an idea for a new product or machine percolating right...
Arrange your journeys for the coming year! According to Stephanie Oprea, platinum senior planner and director of marketing for Dunwoody-based Pixie Travel, the number of people taking trips and vacations has skyrocketed over the last year and reached levels even higher than pre-pandemic 2019. The return of wanderlust, as well as the widespread dropping of...
Buckhead-based senior financial advisor finds balance with three exciting hobbies. I always tell my friends and clients that you should have three hobbies: one to make you money, one to keep you smart and one to keep you fit. If you can figure out how to do those in tandem, then you'll have a happy...
Balance Sheet department article for GaBiz Magazine
Former counselor dances like everyone's watching with the Stayin' Alive Crew. I didn't start dancing until I was 18 years old. I grew up in Sandy Springs and was previously a gymnast, along with my identical twin sister, Josette. While she continued with the sport into college, I stopped pursuing it during high school after...