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Six Consulting, Inc. featured in Atlanta Business Chronicle as part of GMSDC Minority Business Week

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ATLANTA, Oct. 2, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — The team at Six Consulting is proud to be a part of Georgia Minority pplier Development Council (GMSDC) Business Opportunity Week 2020 and the special feature by the Atlanta Business Chronicle to support Georgia’s minority-owned businesses achieve success and growth and promote supplier diversity.

In their article, ‘Two companies, one mentoring match’, Atlanta Business Chronicle has profiled Six Consulting’s mentorship journey with the global packaging giant WestRock as part of the Georgia Mentor Protégé Connection program that is overseen by the GMSDC. Parth Patel, Chief Executive Officer and Sam Yehya, Chief Operating Officer discussed the opportunities and learnings over the year-long program. “It’s almost like a compressed MBA program for small businesses,” says Parth Patel.

With a focus on three mentorship areas – process improvement, client development and sales – the team at Six Consulting was able to streamline their

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YOU NEED TO KNOW: What’s the difference between Hamilton town manager and Wenham town administrator? – News – Hamilton-Wenham Chronicle

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Job descriptions in Hamilton, Wenham and how cooperation fits into government workings

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Hamilton has a town manager: Joe Domelowicz. Wenham has a town administrator: Anthony Ansaldi. What’s the difference and how important are differences for towns that make decisions together and share a school system and a library?

“Generally, town manager positions have more authority to negotiate and execute contracts and manage the day-to-day operations of the town government, without needing selectmen approval,” Domelowicz said. “The town manager is expected to execute the policies approved by selectmen, develop the budget and capital plans and otherwise direct all the work of the town through various departments. As manager I oversee all hiring and even make recommendations for the staff positions that statutorily must be appointed by selectmen and have the authority to discipline staff, including terminating,

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