Chris Houston enters the market just 9 months ago as Business Account Executive at Comcast. He describes Comcast's offerings and dispels myths about working and commuting near the airport region.

Mike and Ellen Simpson have owned and operated The ATL for 16 years. As they approach 5 million copies this January, they reflect on their history with the guide and the city of Hapeville.

Derrick Jackson brings 22 years of military leadership and a background in business management to the GA House of Representatives. He shares the assets of District 64 - rich with fulfillment centers, undeveloped land and auto manufacturers - as well as news of its 3rd production studio. The Founders Studio, on 200 acres will be a 150 million dollar development project.

GA House of Representative Kim Schofield likes to say that Kim stands for Keep It Moving. This mantra is exemplified in her personal story as well as her committee work. As a member of the Health & Human Services, Interstate Cooperation, and Small Business Development committees, she is passionate about helping her constituents to thrive.

The South Fulton dynamic duo, Jini and David Thornton, operate two businesses out of their Camp Creek office. Along with the exciting work they do in the entertainment industry, the Thorntons discuss living, working and playing close to the airport.

Renee Coakley is the new College Park Main Street Manager. She describes the latest, 2018, projects transforming downtown and many reasons why she's here to stay.

Lacretia Carroll is trailblazing in Auto Brokerage. She discusses the assets of her Union City location: from customers of College Park and area vendors to the entertainment industry and auto auctions.

A 30+ year veteran of the logistics industry, Donna Mullins knows customs brokerage. She explains the importance of the logistics sector to the region and its accessibility to anyone looking for a career pathway.

Living the gig economy life in Hapeville, Kiersten is the quintessential millennial. She describes her various works in marketing and shares why she chose Hapeville as home.

What is the best way for a citizen to advocate for development in South Fulton? Executive Director of Connect South Fulton, Michael Davis, share his advice and a glimpse of the intricacies of economic development.