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SUMMARY:Buckhead Construction Update: Wieuca Rd & Phipps Blvd Roundabout
DESCRIPTION:Partner: City of AtlantaStatus: ActiveTimeline: Traffic flow study\, 2015; safety improvements design\, 2016; construction beginning in April 2024 and anticipated to be complete in November 2025Cost and Funding Sources: Estimated cost – $4 million; funding provided by the City of Atlanta and Buckhead Community Improvement District \nJoin Livable Buckhead and the Buckhead Community Improvement District to learn about the Wieuca Rd & Phipps Blvd Roundabout project and how you may be impacted.\nHIGHLIGHTS \n\nFirst multi-lane roundabout within Atlanta city limits will bring connectivity and safety for drivers\, pedestrians and cyclists\nProject implementation will ease traffic flow through the Wieuca Road and Phipps Boulevard intersection\nLandscaping of 85′ wide central island will beautify area between residential neighborhood and business district\n\nWieuca Road @ Phipps Blvd Roundabout – the city’s first-ever\, multi-lane roundabout – will ease rush hour traffic congestion and reduce crash severity and frequency at one of Buckhead’s busiest intersections\, Wieuca Road and Phipps Boulevard. Equipped with bike lanes and crosswalks\, the project will increase pedestrian visibility and improve safety for motorists\, cyclists and pedestrians. The 85-foot-wide island will also beautify the area\, adding low vegetation landscaping\, lighting\, artwork\, planter boxes and more to brighten the surrounding areas. \nThe City of Atlanta and the Buckhead CID are provided funding for the $4 million project scheduled to begin construction in April 2024. \nWhen: May 8\, 2024 02:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)\nTopic: Buckhead Construction Update: Wieuca Rd & Phipps Blvd Roundabout \nRegister in advance for this webinar \nAfter registering\, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. \n 
URL:https://livablebuckhead.com/event/buckhead-construction-update-wieuca-rd-phipps-blvd-roundabout/
CATEGORIES:Buckhead Improvements,Webinar
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SUMMARY:The Future of Employee Experience: Hybrid Work\, Culture\, & Wellbeing
DESCRIPTION:How do employee wellbeing\, hybrid work\, and company culture impact each other? Join us to identify workplace trends and strategies to improve overall employee experience. \n\nWorkplace Trends and the Future of Telework\nFactors Influencing Employee Wellbeing and Strategies to Enhance It\nHow Culture Changes and Creating Intentional Connection\n\nPanelists:  \n\nModerator – Elham Shirazi\, Principal\, E-Planning: Elham Shirazi\, principal of e-planning\, has 33 years of experience in developing telework and flexible scheduling programs. Elham Shirazi is a certified WBE/DBE in the States of CA\, GA\, CT\, NY\, MA\, MN\, and FL. She has developed resource materials\, conducted training workshops\, worked with hundreds of employers\, and evaluated the impacts of telework and flexible scheduling on employers\, employees\, and trip reduction. \nMarilyn Lineberger\, Senior Director of FSAP\, Emory Wellness Center: Dr. Marilyn Hazzard Lineberger received her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Georgia (UGA). Dr. Lineberger has conducted an independent consulting business and private practice since 1980\, and is currently the Senior Director of the Emory Faculty Staff Assistance Program\, which serves Emory University and risk management services for Emory Healthcare. Dr. Lineberger is also President of Lineberger Consulting Services\, Incorporated. \nAlexa Goodwin\, Culture Development Leader\, Insight Global’s Compass: Compass is the culture and leadership division of Insight Global\, which helps organizations get connected to each other and to their purpose so they can solve problems together. Lex Goodwin lives in Phoenix Arizona and started with Compass January 2022 after serving as a Leader for Insight Global’s National Account Division for almost 9 years.\n\nTickets limited. No cost to attend. \n \n 
URL:https://livablebuckhead.com/event/the-future-of-employee-experience-hybrid-work-culture-wellbeing/
CATEGORIES:Employer Council,Webinar
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SUMMARY:The Future Is Now: Innovative Workplace Solutions Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to position your organization with innovative solutions for the evolving workplace.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event \n\n\nNearly one-third of businesses have not yet planned a strategy for returning to their worksite. The COVID-19 pandemic led to more people working from home than ever before\, triggering an interruption in professional and personal routines that has continued well into 2021. As more companies venture into a post-pandemic workplace\, Livable Buckhead discusses innovative workplace solutions to maximize the benefits of work-from-home by exploring three key objectives: \n\nHow to balance workforce expectations with organizational goals\nHow to develop updated and forward-thinking policies\nHow to improve communication to boost company culture\n\nUPDATE: Robert Steinhardt\, CPA and Partner with Carr\, Riggs & Ingram CPAs and Advisors\, has been added as a presenter and will address current concerns over tax implications regarding remote workers.\n\nPresenter Katie Gable: Program Manager\, Mobility Services – Livable Buckhead\nBefore and during the pandemic\, Katie has focused much of her time at Livable Buckhead on improving employers’ flex work programs\, implementing policies at local companies including Cumulus Media and Rubicon. In the fall of 2020\, Katie received the Association for Commuter Transportation’s 40 Under 40 award\, honoring national experts in transportation demand management.\n\nPresenter Robert Steinhardt: CPA and Partner – Carr\, Riggs & Ingram CPAs and Advisors\nOffering more than 15 years of experience\, Bob specializes in providing tax research\, planning\, and compliance services to individual\, corporate\, and pass-through entity clients within a variety of industries. He is well-versed in the taxation of closely-held businesses\, including businesses with multi-state tax issues. Bob is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and the Georgia Society of Certified Public Accountants (GSCPA).\n \nAdditional reading: \n\n\nFlexible Workplace Strategies: Balancing Business and Employee Needs – Denise Starling\, Executive Director of Livable Buckhead\, and Katie Gable\, Program Manager for Mobility Services of Livable Buckhead / Saporta Report\, March 8\, 2021\n\n\n\n\n2021 Flexible Workplace Strategies: Balancing Business and Employee Needs white paper – Katie Gable\, Program Manager for Mobility Services of Livable Buckhead
URL:https://livablebuckhead.com/event/the-future-is-now-innovative-workplace-solutions-webinar/
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SUMMARY:U.S. EPA Webinar:  Preventing Food Waste Upstream - A Source Reduction Approach Part III
DESCRIPTION:U.S. EPA Sustainable Materials Management Web Academy Webinar \nPreventing Food Waste Upstream: A Source Reduction Approach Part III \nMarch 14\, 2019 from 1:30 – 2:45 pm ET \nTo register for this free webinar visit\, https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8807180893946941698 \nThe top tier of EPA’s Food Recovery Hierarchy is source reduction: reduce the volume of surplus food generated.  Businesses and organizations can learn to effectively prevent wasted food by taking source reduction steps such as inventorying supplies\, changing meal prep and buying less. Preventing wasted food provides the greatest potential for cost savings and resource conservation relative to the other Food Recovery Hierarchy activities.  \nBecause source reduction can be challenging to understand\, quantify and implement\, in this webinar (the third in a series) you’ll learn about the definition of source reduction and examples of award-winning cases at a restaurant\, state park and county correctional facility that prevent wasted food at the source. \nSpeakers \nKelsey Davis\, Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (Food Recovery Challenge Endorser awardee)\nKelsey Davis is an Environmental Scientist with the Office of Policy and Sustainable Practices\, where her primary focus is co-managing the Go Green With Us program in Tennessee State Parks. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Economics from the University of Memphis and a Master’s in Sustainability from David Lipscomb University. She also holds her LEED Green Associate credential. \nScott Ferguson\, The Forge at Montgomery Bell State Park (Food Recovery Challenge awardee in Source Reduction)\nMr. Ferguson has served as a Park Ranger with Tennessee State Parks since 2005. He holds a B.A. from Lincoln Memorial University and graduated from the Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy in 2006. \nJ. Cody Lillstrom\, Boulder County Resource Conservation Division Boulder County Jail (Food Recovery Challenge regional awardee)\nMr. Lillstrom is the Zero Waste Program Manager for Boulder County’s Resource Conservation Department where he has served since 2016. He was an AmericaCorps*VISTA Member\, Leader and Program Manager in Montana. Cody earned a Master’s degree in Environmental Policy from the University of Colorado in Denver. \nTimothy Oliveira\, Boulder County Jail and Boulder County Sheriff’s Office (Food Recovery Challenge regional awardee)\nMr. Oliveira has been with Boulder County’s Sheriff’s Office for 18 years. He is the Support Services Commander at the Boulder County Jail where he oversees the Food Services Unit and the jail’s Alternative Sentencing Program\, which includes oversight of the one-acre on-site garden. \nAndre Villasenor\, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 9\nAndre Villasenor is the Sustainable Management of Food Coordinator in EPA’s Southern California. Field Office. Andre began his career at EPA in 2005\, following his service in the U.S. Peace Corps in Ecuador. He holds an M.S. from State University of New York and an M.A. from Syracuse University. \nAdditional Resources \nView the first part of the series here:  https://www.epa.gov/smm/sustainable-materials-management-smm-web-academy-webinar-preventing-food-waste-upstream-source. \nView the second part of the series here:  https://www.epa.gov/smm/sustainable-materials-management-smm-web-academy-webinar-preventing-food-waste-upstream-source-0. \nLearn about the Food Recovery Hierarchy here:  https://www.epa.gov/sustainable-management-food/food-recovery-hierarchy
URL:https://livablebuckhead.com/event/u-s-epa-webinar-preventing-food-waste-upstream-a-source-reduction-approach-part-iii/
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