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Rodney Bullard has not had an obvious career path, but the one constant for the nonprofit CEO has been service.

John Yates is the 2023 winner of the Leaders in Corporate Citizenship Ann Cramer Lifetime Achievement Award, which honors an outstanding corporate citizen who has achieved a lifetime of service to the community.

Truist deposits major gift in Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta to close racial wealth gap

This week’s Atlanta nonprofit and philanthropic news includes Goodr’s free grocery story, Georgia State’s major donation and a win for the University of Georgia.

From multiple economic downturns, two bouts of cancer and a battle to keep her business, Jenny Pruitt has made it through more than a few tough times as the founder of Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty.

“I have come to learn that the only thing I control is myself,” Fortner said during an interview for the podcast, “On Leadership with Atlanta Business Chronicle.”

Atlanta HBCUs receive more funding, South Atlanta Food Bank is expanding and more are in this week’s Civic Atlanta column.

The colleges announced two programs that enable qualified students to get a jump on the admissions process at MSM. The aim is to increase diversity among medical school students and ultimately doctors, which could lead to better health outcomes.

Georgia’s video game industry is a growing part of the state’s $14.7 billion a year media and entertainment sector.

CineMassive became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Montreal-based Haivision Systems Inc.

Clark Atlanta University, Spelman College and Morehouse College get $90 million from investment firms to establish a pipeline of workers for finance sector.

Emory University is getting a financial boost to increase diversity and collaboration at two of its graduate schools.

Flock Safety was on a steady growth trajectory. But a growing crime wave in Atlanta during the past year has provided an opportunity for expansion.

The Blackhall Studios CEO feels Atlanta’s leading industries — including film, airlines, logistics and healthcare — could come together during the pandemic to create a “hub of healing.”

Since its founding in 2017, #Goodr has redirected 2 million pounds of surplus food. CEO Jasmine Crowe explains how she got the company off the ground.