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In 2019, communities across South Georgia pulled out their ceremonial gold shovels and stringing red ribbon to announce millions of dollars in investments and hundreds of new jobs. There was plenty to celebrate, with 371 economic development projects announced throughout the state in 2019, 79 percent were outside of the Atlanta area, and South Georgia communities including Adel, Bainbridge, Cairo, Camilla, Moultrie, Quitman, Thomasville, Tifton, and Valdosta claimed some big wins. READ MORE
After only a few months on the job, Ronald “Ronnie” Dean, CEO at South Georgia Medical Center (SGMC), says he feels "right at home" in Valdosta. Since starting in October, Dean has quickly immersed himself as part of the SGMC team and Valdosta community.

After an extensive nationwide search, the Hospital Authority of Valdosta and Lowndes County selected Dean for his executive knowledge, passion for leadership, and years of experience. READ MORE
If you want to change the future, the time to start is now. While the declining accessibility to healthcare professionals has been a topic of conversation in rural communities for years, leaders in South Georgia moved from talking to action.

In 2016, representatives from Colquitt Regional Medical Center (CRMC), the South Georgia Medical Education and Research Consortium, and the Moultrie-Colquitt County Development Authority, along with multiple local visionaries, approached leadership from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) about the feasibility of establishing an additional location in South Georgia. READ MORE
The Mediacom Business network continues to play a key role in helping our customers as we push through this disruption—we are open for business. Mediacom has an infrastructure that was built to handle all the communication needs for the communities we serve, especially in an emergency.

With specific precautions set by the CDC, installations and service calls have not been interrupted. We are well equipped to perform upgrades, service calls or install Business Services into homes.

We sincerely hope that readers of South Georgia Business + Culture Magazine and their family, friends and colleagues remain safe and healthy as we navigate through this difficult period. You can contact the Mediacom Business Support Center at 800.379.7412 with any concerns.
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