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Monday, August 08, 2022Business: Business Association and City Work Together for Community Success
Peachtree Corners Business Association celebrates 10 years of making us better Asking which was established first, the City of Peachtree Corners or the Peachtree Corners Business Association(PCBA) is kind of like asking which came first, the chicken or the egg. While philosophers, religious scholars, scientists and the like ponder the chicken and egg question, there is a correct answer to the former. PCBA is a few months older than the city itself.Lisa Proctor and Toby Anderson receiving proclamation from
Thursday, May 19, 2022Business: PCBA Panel Gives Insights into City’s Growth, Development
Visionaries see smart expansion for Peachtree Corners. In a city that’s a hotbed of economic development, technological advancement and residential properties, it’s important for residents and stakeholders to keep informed about what’s going on today and what’s planned. To aid with that undertaking, Peachtree Corners Business Association convened a panel of local influencers at its April Business After Hours Speaker Series at Atlanta Marriott Peachtree Corners. Moderated by Amanda Pearch, the CEO and
Thursday, May 12, 2022Business: Peachtree Corners Business Association Awards Scholarships
Emory University-bound high school seniors personify community service and scholarly endeavors.Peachtree Corners Business Association recognized two outstanding area students at its monthly speakers series. Rachel Lee, a graduating senior at Norcross High School and Sarah Lim, a graduating senior at Wesleyan School, each were awarded a $1,000 scholarship. Both young ladies are active in their schools and their communities and expressed a desire to continue volunteer efforts while pursuing degrees at Emory
Thursday, April 14, 2022Community: Ukraine, Peachtree Corners Connected by Family, Ministry
Resident recounts anguish of family fleeing war-torn country; non-profit shares details of mission work. With the continued war in Ukraine, people all over the world are concerned about the fate of civilians who are finding themselves as collateral damage in Russia’s push to control the country. Many, however, have family and other loved ones still in Ukraine or struggling to find refuge in other countries. One Peachtree Corners resident, Alan Kaplan, has been active on social media and other platforms
