Mirtha Donastorg
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Her firm was targeted by the anti-DEI movement. Now she’s telling her story. (opens the original)
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Three years ago, when a lawsuit was filed in federal court against her investment firm, Arian Simone said she didn’t know how irrevocably her life would be changed. Now, Simone is telling more of her story. In her new book, Simone details the legal battle that made her and her Atlanta-based venture capital firm Fearless Fund the first targets in the fight against corporate diversity, equity and inclusion programs. Amid the pandemic and after the killing of George Floyd, companies and institution
Atlanta airport spills an estimated 33,000 gallons of sewage near Sullivan Creek (opens the original)
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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport spilled an estimated 33,000 gallons of sanitary sewage into a wooded area next to Sullivan Creek, one of the Flint River’s tributaries, the airport announced Thursday. The spill occurred Wednesday at a sanitary sewer lift station near the west end of Runway 10-28. A neutralizing agent was applied to the ground affected by the spill and lift station operations resumed about 90 minutes after the spill, according to the airport. The cause of the spil
Former U.S. Attorney BJay Pak joins Delta as general counsel (opens the original)
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Byung J. “BJay” Pak, a former federal prosecutor and Georgia state lawmaker, is joining Delta Air Lines as the company’s senior vice president, corporate secretary and general counsel, Pak announced Tuesday. “I am honored to have the opportunity to work alongside Delta’s talented professionals who are committed to making the world closer by bridging people, places, and cultures,” Pak wrote on LinkedIn. The move is the latest in a string of high-profile positions for Pak. In 2017, he was appointe
Marietta company’s innovative space armor to be part of upcoming SpaceX launch (opens the original)
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When a SpaceX rocket blasts off from Cape Canaveral into orbit this fall, a tile affixed to a satellite on the craft will mark a major first for a metro Atlanta startup. Space Armor is a new type of debris shield to protect critical infrastructure on spacecraft invented by Marietta-based Atomic-6. It will have its first operational deployment on a mission slated to launch in late October. “We’ve done everything we can do from a testing perspective terrestrially,” Trevor Smith, CEO of Atomic-6, t
From runways to highways, her Atlanta construction firm has blazed paths (opens the original)
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Though Guiomar Obregón is not a household name, there is a very good chance nearly every Georgian has interacted with her work as CEO and co-founder of Precision 2000 Inc., an Atlanta-based civil construction company that has helped shape the region. Walked on a sidewalk at Truist Park? Obregón’s company built those. Landed at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport? P2K has repaired those runways and taxiways. Driven on a highway in the state? The company has repaired the concrete slab
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