Established in 2015, Ansley Real Estate was recently recognized as one of the most inspiring companies of 2018 by Inc magazine and listed as number 989 on the Inc 5000 list of fastest growing private companies in the United States. An extensive international network, along with an unparalleled depth of knowledge and experience in the Atlanta market, have combined to produce explosive growth and results, helping Ansley outpace companies with decades of established business and exposure to become one of the top-performing residential real estate firms in metro Atlanta. At Atlanta we put our clients first in every aspect of our business. By perfecting the craft of real estate, participating in the betterment of our community and taking great pride in the relationships we build, we work relentlessly to provide an exceptional client experience with an efficient, thoughtful perspective woven into every aspect of our business.

Founded in 2014, Homestead Realtors is a boutique real estate firm located in the Virginia-Highland neighborhood of Atlanta, GA. We strive to educate our clients and provide the highest levels of service and professionalism. Call Michael or Susan today!

Engel & Völkers is one of the world’s leading service companies specialised in the brokerage of premium residential property, commercial real estate, yachts and aircraft. Based in more than 1,000 locations in total, Engel & Völkers offers both private and institutional clients a professionally tailored range of services. Consultancy, sales and leasing form the core competencies of the staff of more than 16,500 in the network. The company is currently operating in over 30 countries on five continents. Intensive training schemes in its in-house real estate Academy and the high level of quality assurance governing its systematically structured service provision are key factors that account for the Company’s success. https://www.engelvoelkers.com/en-de/company/about/ https://www.engelvoelkers.com/de-de/impressum-ag/

Reality check: Most people don’t grow up dreaming about a job in insurance. We certainly didn’t, but then we got here and realized Progressive is different—in a good way. We strive to create a fun and flexible work environment for everyone where employees are encouraged to risk, learn, and grow. With our progressive culture, work-life balance, and one of the largest contemporary art collections in the country, there’s a reason we’ve been named one of the best places to work. For more than 80 years, Progressive has offered a wide range of insurance choices to customers, including Auto, Home, Renters, Commercial Auto, Small Business, Motorcycle, Boat policies, and more. Progressive is the third largest auto insurer in the country—a combined effort of every single Progressive person. We’re a diverse group of more than 50,000 talented employees—from all walks of life, all fields of business, and all 50 states. With hundreds of career paths including Claims, Customer Care, Sales, Marketing, Legal, IT, Data Analysis and with Level20, our new business incubator, there may be an opportunity for you. Everyone here plays a role in our success as we continue to find new and better ways to move the insurance industry forward and be there for our customers during every stage of their lives.

• The Athens Banner-Herald's roots go back to the Athens Banner, first published on March 20, 1832, by Albon Chase and John Nisbet. In 1921, the Banner merged with the afternoon Herald, and was operated by Publisher Earl B. Braswell for the next 44 years. • In 1965, The Advertiser -- an Athens weekly published by local businessman Claude Williams -- was being converted to a daily newspaper to challenge the Banner-Herald. The owners knew that the Banner-Herald would be up for sale soon (because of a stipulation in the owner's will). On June 17, 1965, the first edition of the Athens Daily News rolled off the press. • Just 32 days later, William and Charles Morris, who owned newspapers in Augusta and Savannah, purchased the Banner-Herald, and they immediately made an offer to also purchase the Daily News, but were rebuffed, and a newspaper battle emerged between the morning Daily News and afternoon Banner-Herald. • But within a couple of years, the financial burden being carried by the owners of the Daily News forced them to sell the Daily News to the Morrises. The transaction was announced on Christmas Eve 1967. The papers continued to compete editorially, but eventually the staffs merged to provide content for both papers. • Athens Magazine, a bi-monthly full-color magazine featuring the people and places in Northeast Georgia, was started in spring 1989. • In June 1996, the papers started a Web site, originally called Athenaeum, which was changed to Online Athens in 1997. The site takes more than 5 million page views each month. • In May 2001, the afternoon Banner-Herald and morning Daily News were merged into one morning paper published under the Banner-Herald name. The paper is owned by Morris Communications Corp. Of Augusta. Morris owns daily and non-daily newspapers along with several radio stations, magazines, an outdoor advertising company and several other media properties, stretching across the nation and into Europe.