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$279,000 Average Household Income

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Connecting influential leaders from every county, community, city and major metro across the state, Georgia Trend delivers in-depth content, analysis and perspective. With multi-platform media options, and our statewide editorial coverage and subscriber base, Georgia Trend delivers a most cost-efficient strategy to:

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Ben Hartman

Tell us a little about yourself.

After growing up in Roswell and attending Furman University and the University of Georgia School of Law, I moved to the Golden Isles with my wife, Leslie. My parents and grandparents were from here. The Lafayette Grill in Brunswick and Ward’s Drug Store on St. Simons were family businesses.

Leslie is the executive director for Safe Harbor Children’s Center and I am a partner at HunterMaclean’s St. Simons office, where I focus on estates & trusts and corporate law. Practicing law provides me the opportunity to build relationships and help individuals and families achieve their goals. It is a gift to work with multiple generations, and many of my clients are successful entrepreneurs with great stories.

The community faced multiple challenges during your term as Chairman of the Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce.

Definitely. Beyond the pandemic, we had other crises: a ship in our harbor and the tragic murder of Ahmaud Arbery. The day the video went viral, faith and business leaders of all races gathered in my office. That group worked together and used their relationships to calm the community and keep protests peaceful. Those collective efforts gained positive outcomes. Georgia passed a Hate Crime Bill championed by Don Hogan, the Citizen’s Arrest Law has been repealed, and a racially and denominationally diverse group of pastors holds regular meetings to collaborate on community issues. Attorney General Chris Carr has been a strong and consistent presence in the efforts to see that justice is served. We are committed to not letting another tragedy occur.

What accomplishments from 2020 make you most proud?

We launched the Chamber’s Foundation, with a focus to increase minority participation in Leadership Glynn. The business community exceeded our fundraising goal, providing overwhelming support for the next generation of minority leadership.

The Chamber and the College of Coastal Georgia partnered to create Unified Breakfasts for the elected leaders of the City of Brunswick and Glynn County. Our officials have embraced the opportunity to dialogue and build relationships. Breaking down silos and encouraging collaboration ensures that the Golden Isles’ best days are still ahead.

Chamber members increased their support during 2020, affirming the value of our programming and work. I am proud that the Chamber was a source for information relating to PPP, grants, regulations, and ways to support local business.

What are the best things about living and working in the Golden Isles?

The Golden Isles offers a small town feel with the amenities and business sophistication of a larger city. Whether at first-class restaurants, on the golf course, or at their child’s baseball game under the oaks at Mallery Park, colleagues, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders are finding that they can do business from anywhere—and they are choosing to do business here.

During the last year, we witnessed the dedication of teachers and school staff who were committed to providing in-person school, the sacrifice of healthcare and frontline workers, and the adaptability of the hospitality industry, as much of the world escaped to the Golden Isles. We have beautiful beaches, idyllic tidal marshes, miles of scenic bike paths, and some of the world’s best golf courses, but it is the people that make the Golden Isles a truly special place to live, work, and play.

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t was a powerful statement. “I feel that we have a dual mission in operating our ports. One is

to maintain Georgia’s lead in out-pulling other Southeastern ports,” Georgia Gov. Ernest Vandiver said on Aug. 25, 1960. “The second, and equally important, is to regain a great bulk of the markets lost to other countries. … The door is there, inviting and profitable, but it has not been pushed wide open.” Vandiver made those remarks while he was in Brunswick for the dedication of the new, $2 million Georgia Ports Authority Docks – an important step in the ongoing planning and development that has helped keep the trade door open for the state since then. Vandiver’s vision was clear. He cited the impact of the Georgia ports on every county in the state, and added that the ports are “powerfully and smoothly speeding the transition to a healthy, well-balanced economy.” Besides its new 500-foot docks, the GPA positioned a new transit shed, warehouse, railroad tracks and secure cranes, along with supporting facilities and cargo handling equipment, on a 30-acre tract that was deeded to the state by the city of Brunswick and Glynn County. To illuminate all this, the state put together a two-day celebration. The guest list was lengthy. The Savannah delegation included Mayor Malcolm Maclean and state representatives Frank S. Cheatham and Norman McGee. The Brunswick delegation was headed by

Mayor Millard Copeland and Glynn County Commission Chairman James D. Gould. Hundreds of others made an appearance, including leaders in government, commerce, transportation and industry, and high-ranking U.S. military officers. The menu was likewise expansive. Dinner at the Cloister the night before. Breakfast at the King and Prince that morning. And, to cap it off, a “delightful” shipside luncheon that afternoon for some 1,500 people. Amid the ceremonies, the U.S. Lines freighter Southstar was tied up at the GPA docks, taking on 1,100 bales of chemical cellulose

from the Rayonier plant at Jesup, and 700 tons of rosin from the Hercules plant at Brunswick. The overall theme for this new era, Vandiver emphasized, was “seaports … ships … soil … and smokestacks.” Speaking specifically about Glynn County, the governor added that “the Southeast is trailing your shipping surge … and the world is waiting for more of mankind’s goods sailing out from this romantic harbor.”

Sources: Savannah Morning News articles of Aug. 7, 1958, Aug. 25, 1960, and Aug. 26, 1960; New Georgia Encyclopedia.

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Albany-Dougherty EDC Names Jana Wadkins Dyke New President & CEOAlbany, Georgia

Christie Moore Selected To Serve As President & CEOValdosta, Georgia

The Albany-Dougherty County Economic Development Commission has named Jana Wadkins Dyke, a South Georgia native, president and chief executive officer of the public-private partnership. Dyke, a Georgia Certified Economic Developer, has been leading economic development initiatives for the Waycross-Ware County Development Authority in southeast Georgia since 2017. Previous positions include director of Mainstreet and Downtown Development in Sylvester; a realtor

Christie Moore, an experienced and proven non-profit professional, has been selected to serve as president and chief executive officer of the Valdosta-Lowndes Chamber of Commerce beginning in January 2021. Currently Moore serves as president and chief executive officer of the Dawson County Chamber of Commerce in Dawsonville, Georgia, a position she has held since 2012. She has also served as the leader of the Blakely-Early County Chamber of Commerce in southwest Georgia.

The Chason Group provides executive search services for chambers of commerce, economic development organizations, foundations and non-profits. Visit www.thechasongroup.com to learn more about The Chason Group’s services. Congratulations to these professionals on their new positions.

for Real Living Realty Advisors in Valdosta; and various roles with the Walton County Chamber of Commerce and Destin Chamber of Commerce, both in Florida. She started her career in economic development over twenty years ago as vice president of the Lee County Chamber of Commerce and Development Authority in Leesburg, Georgia. A graduate of Columbia Southern University, Dyke currently serves as Georgia state director for the Southern Economic Development Council. Dyke is also a member of the Georgia Economic Developers Association, member of the Leadership Georgia Class of 2020, and a member of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce Rural Prosperity Steering Committee.

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Moore is a graduate of the US Chamber’s Institute of Organization Management and a Georgia Certified Chamber Executive. Other distinguished honors include Leadership Georgia, Zell Miller Leadership Institute, Leadership Dawson and the Georgia Academy of Economic Development. Moore is chair of the Zell Miller Leadership Institute Alumni Board as well as the Northeast Georgia Health System Advisory Council. She is a board member for the Georgia Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives and a member of the Rotary Club of Dawson County.

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Our State• Cobb County

RESERVE BY DECEMBER 21MATERIALS BY DECEMBER 28• Legislative Guide• Healthcare – Heart Health• Georgia Trustees 2022• Georgia Municipal Association – Visionary Cities• CIDs – North Fulton• Civil Rights Tourism

Our State• Forsyth County

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RESERVE BY JANUARY 25MATERIALS BY JANUARY 31• Woman Leaders• Restaurant Industry• Mixed-income Housing• University Spotlight: Emory• Georgia Education Guide (sponsored content)• Georgia Corporate Meetings & Getaways (Sponsored Content)

Our State• Macon-Bibb County• Douglas County

Business GeorgiaRESERVE BY AUGUST 30PUBLISHING FALL 2022

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MayRESERVE BY MARCH 22MATERIALS BY MARCH 29• Most Respected Leader• Top Doctors in Georgia• MBA Programs• Georgia’s Flooring Industry

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JuneRESERVE BY APRIL 26MATERIALS BY APRIL 29• ACCG – Counties of Excellence• Healthcare – Cancer• Manufacturing in Georgia

Our State• Columbus• Brunswick-Golden Isles

AprilRESERVE BY FEBRUARY 22MATERIALS BY FEBRUARY 28• Economic Yearbook• Industry Outlook• Healthcare: Mental Health• Technical Colleges

Our State• Savannah-Chatham County• South Metro Atlanta• Toccoa-Stephens County

OctoberRESERVE BY AUGUST 23MATERIALS BY AUGUST 30• 40 Under 40• Healthcare – Sports Medicine• Top 100 Public Companies• Georgia Workforce Needs• Sports Medicine

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AugustRESERVE BY JUNE 22MATERIALS BY JUNE 29• Main Street Cities • Healthcare: Reconstructive Surgery• Business of Sports• Global Trade & Logistics• Automotive Industry in Georgia• Destinations – Executive Travel and Meetings (Sponsored Content)

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JulyRESERVE BY MAY 24MATERIALS BY MAY 31• Agribusiness• Ga CVBs Travel Blazers Awards• South Fulton CIDs• Banking

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ANNUAL GUIDE TO STARTING AND GROWING A SMALL BUSINESS

Published in May 2022, The Small Business Guide provides vital and resourceful content as well as relevant local success stories for Georgia’s increasing number of small business owners.

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Leaders from around the state will have the opportunity to express their views, company initiatives and community engagement in a video package produced by Georgia Trend Magazine.

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• At the conclusion of the 1-month campaign, clients will have full rights to the videos produced.

• Placement on Georgia Trend Daily, once a week for four weeks.

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