Paradigm Security Archives - Page 14 of 15

Ellen Diamond with FleetGuardian

November 21, 2018 by Mike

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Ellen Diamond with FleetGuardian

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Ellen Diamond/FleetGuardian

Preventing driver hand-held phone use while driving prevents accidents. FleetGuardian eliminates the manual and visual distractions caused by mobile phone use while driving by helping drivers keep their eyes on the road, hands on the wheel, and in compliance with federal and state regulation.

In addition to preventing distractions, FleetGuardian provides safety-minded management insight into driver behavior through analytics related to the rules and regulations set by not only your company, but also federal and state law. Managers and drivers have a fresh start to work together with one common goal: to stay accident-free. FleetGuardian is built for the driver that needs to stay connected and the company that is serious about safety.

Dr. Kimberly Birds with Creekland Middle School

November 14, 2018 by Mike

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Dr. Kimberly Birds with Creekland Middle School

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Dr. Kimberly Birds/Creekland Middle School

Creekland Middle School is located in the Gwinnett County Public School system. It is a school that serves a very diverse community and roughly about 2000 students, grades 6th, 7th, and 8th. They focus on teaching and learning by serving their students through quality education and focusing on reaching the total child. At Creekland Middle School they seek to do this with Every Child, Every Classroom, and Every Day.

Joe Profit for U.S. Congress – Georgia’s 4th Congressional District

October 24, 2018 by Mike

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Joe Profit for U.S. Congress - Georgia's 4th Congressional District

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Joe Profit/Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives 4th District

After college, Joe Profit was selected in the first round of the 1971 NFL Draft by the Atlanta Falcons. Due to a season-ending knee injury suffered in his first game in the NFL, Joe eventually retired his cleats, but the lessons he learned on the football field were invaluable.

Lessons regarding perseverance, discipline, and teamwork on the football field are partly the reasons he is recognized as one of the most prominent small businessmen in America. As a successful businessman, his company, Gourmet Profit, Inc., owned Burger King Franchises in Atlanta. Joe was the first African-American to own a franchise for International House of Pancakes (IHOP) in the state of Georgia. He is the founder and CEO of a $100 million international multimedia firm, Communications International Corporation. It is ranked by INC. 500 Magazine as one of the fastest growing privately-held companies in America for three consecutive years. Joe contributes to the nation’s economic engine by providing over 800 jobs to people in 37 states and nine countries.

Today, former Atlanta Falcon and successful businessman Joe Profit is on the November ballot for U.S. Congress for Georgia’s 4th Congressional District.

Someone who has worked with and will work with both Democrats and Republicans
A savvy business professional who can attract new, good jobs
A leader with integrity who respects life, respects us and respects equality
A leader who has and will continue to work on criminal justice reform

Joe Profit believes we all deserve opportunity, economic growth and fair pay for hard work. Joe Profit is pro business, pro affordable education, and pro prosperity for all.

Teddy Russell with Russell Landscape Group

October 10, 2018 by Mike

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Teddy Russell with Russell Landscape Group

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Teddy Russell/Russell Landscape Group

In 1987, William E. Russell, “Bill”, initiated Russell Landscape Group as a family managed commercial landscape contract business headquartered in Norcross, GA. Over the past 30 years, the firm has grown to over 350 employees in seven branches throughout the Southeast under the careful guidance of Bill Russell, CEO and Teddy Russell, President. Today, Russell Landscape Group is Georgia’s largest privately-held Georgia based commercial landscaping firm.

Aaren Dieffenbacher with the Gwinnett County Police Department

October 3, 2018 by Mike

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Aaren Dieffenbacher with the Gwinnett County Police Department

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Cpl. Aaren Dieffenbacher and Rick Strawn

Aaren Dieffenbacher/Gwinnett County Police

The Gwinnett County Police Department is a nationally accredited and rapidly growing police agency located in the Northeastern quadrant of the Atlanta metropolitan area. The Department currently has an authorized strength of 813 sworn officers supported by 280 civilian employees with the responsibility of providing law enforcement services to approximately 800,000 residents within an area of 436 square miles. The Department is organized into the Office of the Chief and two Bureaus with four Divisions: Administrative Services, Support Operations, Criminal Investigations and Uniform Divisions.

Matt Reeves with Andersen, Tate & Carr

September 12, 2018 by Mike

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Matt Reeves with Andersen, Tate & Carr

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Matt Reeves/Andersen, Tate & Carr

Matt Reeves is a litigation partner at Andersen, Tate & Carr. Matt is passionate about private property rights and litigating important client matters in an excellent manner. His practice covers a wide range of matters within the areas of real estate litigation, commercial and banking litigation, and probate litigation, including representing private property owners and business owners in eminent domain and disputed zoning matters.

Matt has represented clients in the following road projects: Georgia Highway 316, Sugarloaf Parkway Extension, Georgia Highway 20, Pleasant Hill and Buford Highway, Highway 29, Friendship Road/Lanier Islands Parkway. He also provided representation in the Archer High School condemnation and represented the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church in its sale of the Simpsonwood property on the Chattahoochee River to Gwinnett County.

He has successfully obtained justice for clients from juries and judges across Metro Atlanta and the State of Georgia, the Georgia Supreme Court and Georgia Court of Appeals, federal courts, as well as matters in which the parties were able to reach a meeting of the minds before the case went through verdict and appeals.

While in law school, Matt was a Joseph Henry Lumpkin Inn of Court Pupil, and defeated the University of Florida’s moot court team in the Hulsey-Kimbrell Georgia-Florida Moot Court Competition. He also attended the National Institute of Trial Advocacy deposition seminar at Duke University Law School in 2005.

Lisa Winton with the Winton Machine Company

September 5, 2018 by Mike

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Lisa Winton with the Winton Machine Company

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Lisa Winton/Winton Machine Company

In 1997, George and Lisa Winton founded Winton Machine Company. Winton Machine designs and builds tube and semi-rigid coax fabricating machinery. Their machines are designed to meet specific production demands and have the highest safety standards for both domestic and global markets. Winton specializes in providing engineered solutions in major industries such as HVAC/Refrigeration, Aerospace, Electronics, Microwave and Military. Winton Machine also works with clients to create custom engineered solutions. Their plant, located in Suwanee, GA, employs over 30 employees plus apprentices and interns.

Jennifer & Tim Miller with TP Corporate Lodging

August 22, 2018 by Mike

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Jennifer & Tim Miller with TP Corporate Lodging

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Tim Miller, Jennifer Miller, Rick Strawn

Jennifer Miller & Tim Miller/TP Corporate Lodging

TP Corporate Lodging offers extended stay accommodations (14-day minimum) for business professionals, home buyers, relocating employees, and families. These 1, 2, and 3-bedroom corporate apartments are strategically located, fully furnished, and tastefully decorated for less than the cost of a hotel room.

Whether you’re looking for corporate lodging or short-term/long-term rentals in Atlanta or Jacksonville, TP Corporate Lodging has a large portfolio of properties to choose from. Atlanta, with its bustling metro and fast-growing film scene and tech industry, has become a hub for businesses in the Southeast. The ever-growing metropolitan area has given rise to numerous new and expanding companies looking to establish a foothold in the South. TP Corporate Lodging has moved itself to the forefront when it comes to accommodation for corporate stays, as well as short-term and long-term rentals.

Buzz Brockway with Marsy’s Law For Georgia

August 15, 2018 by Mike

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Buzz Brockway with Marsy’s Law For Georgia

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Buzz Brockway/Marsy’s Law for Georgia

Marsy’s Law was named after Marsalee (Marsy) Nicholas, a beautiful and vibrant University of California Santa Barbara student who was stalked and killed by her ex-boyfriend in 1983. Only a week after Marsy was murdered, her brother Dr. Nicholas and Marsy’s mother, Marcella Leach, walked into a grocery store after visiting her daughter’s grave and was confronted by the accused murderer. They had no idea he had been released on bail.

Their story is typical of the pain and suffering the family members of murder victims have endured. She was not informed because the courts and law enforcement, though well-meaning, had no obligation to keep her informed. While criminals have more than 20 individuals rights spelled out in the U.S. Constitution, the surviving family members of murder victims have none.

The passage of Marsy’s Law changed all that in California, and now in Illinois, North Dakota, South Dakota and Ohio. Victims of crime in all of these states must, by law, be treated with respect and dignity by the criminal justice system. Courts must consider the safety of victims and families when setting bail and release conditions. Family members have legal standing in bail hearings, pleas, sentencing and parole hearings.

“If any good can come of something this horrible, the loss of my sister and the losses of other families of crime victims, it’s that these violent acts served as a catalyst for change,” Dr. Nicholas said. “Marsy’s Law will provide for a more compassionate justice system for crime victims and make that a constitutional guarantee. Now the momentum can be put behind a U.S. Constitutional Amendment so that the rights of all crime victims, anywhere in America, can be protected.”