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Category: Uncategorized 2023 Research Methodology June 8, 2023

Georgia senior executives qualified for the survey if they were in a senior leadership position with a company that has a presence in Georgia. goBeyondProfit and Georgia CEO, a network of local websites focused on the state’s business communities, obtained respondents for this survey via invitations to their email databases and social media followers. The survey was open from April…

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2022 Research Methodology June 8, 2022

Georgia senior executives qualified for the survey if they were in a senior leadership position with a company that has a Georgia presence. goBeyondProfit and Georgia CEO, a network of local websites focused on the state’s business communities, obtained respondents for this survey via invitations to their email databases and social media followers. The survey was open from March 21…

Insights from the hot-seat: Georgia business research unveils high risk, higher reward for responding to societal expectations April 28, 2021

ATLANTA, April 29, 2021 – As Georgia businesses sit under a microscope for stances on social issues, new research reveals heightened expectations – and a high likelihood of consumers and employees to act – based on how businesses speak about issues and demonstrate character, according to goBeyondProfit, a statewide alliance of CEOs. ThegoBeyondProfit Research Report: Navigating Rising Expectations surveyed employed adults and senior…

Research Methodology April 26, 2021

Two separate surveys were simultaneously conducted by goBeyondProfit during March 2021. Georgia senior executives qualified for the survey if they were in a senior leadership position with a company that has a Georgia presence. goBeyondProfit and Georgia CEO, a network of local websites focused on the state’s business communities, obtained respondents for this survey via invitations to their email databases…

Darah McCray Okeke, Esq. December 15, 2020

Darah McCray Okeke, Esq. is the proud daughter of two attorneys–her mother, a judge, and her late father, a tax attorney. As products of the American Civil Rights movement who achieved great success despite the odds stacked against them, they both instilled in her at an early age the critical importance of freedom, equity and true justice for all. After…

Matthew S. Harrison, PhD December 15, 2020

The youngest of three boys, Matthew was born and raised in a small rural town in northeast Georgia. Growing up on a farm, his father taught him and his older brothers the value of hard work, and his mother instilled in the three of them the importance of education. Taking both to heart, Matthew graduated 5th in his high school…

Crafting Business Strategies to Respond to Georgians’ Urgent Needs October 13, 2020

On October 7, Frank Fernandez, CEO, Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta and Natalye Paquin, CEO, Points of Light, discussed crafting business strategies to respond to Georgians’ urgent needs.

H. J. Russell & Company Honored with Georgia’s goBeyondProfit Champion Award September 8, 2020

Today it was announced that H. J. Russell & Company (Russell), a family-run pillar of Atlanta real estate development and construction, was honored with the goBeyondProfit Champion Award.

Timely New Research Provides Business Insights into Georgians’ Societal Mindset, Guides Decision-making About Corporate Citizenship March 30, 2020

ATLANTA, Mar. 30, 2020 – Today goBeyondProfit released its second annual Corporate Generosity Research Report which unveils a consistent mindset as Georgia entered the COVID-19 upheaval and provides insights to guide business leaders’ decision-making. Two simultaneous Georgia-specific surveys were conducted in February among 500 working adults and 244 senior business leaders.  The results compare insights and expectations of Georgia’s employees,…