

Talia Holmes/Sweet Joy Ice Cream Bar
Talia Holmes is the owner and operator of Sweet Joy Ice Cream Bar. Talia has well over two decades of experience as a project owner and manager of several different companies. She also has nine years of experience in sales and marketing.
Talia’s vast scope of experience in every role of business ownership, operation, and management has prepared her well for owning and operating the Sweet Joy Ice Cream Shop. She is bringing a much needed service to Lawrenceville and her experience has prepared her to understand customer trends and desires and will properly implement necessary changes and promotions to keep the business thriving.
David Wilkins/Sterling Rose Consulting Corp
David Wilkins has over 30 years experience working for companies such as E&Y, Whitridge Associates, PriceWaterhouseCoopers and IBM in business and technology management and consulting. He is currently the Senior Vice President of Sterling Rose Consulting Corp and the Business Unit Manager for the Business Technology Division of Sterling Rose Consulting Corp. Originally from Michigan, he has a BBA and MBA from the University of Michigan, and he has been a resident of Gwinnett County, GA for over 20 years. In his 30 years in business and technology, he has worked with clients in multiple business sectors including finance, manufacturing, energy, healthcare and government, among others.
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