Discover job opportunities with diversity-focused employers in Peachtree City, GA. Find positions across all industries with companies that value cultural competence, multilingual abilities, and diverse perspectives. Connect with inclusive employers committed to creating workplaces where professionals from all cultural backgrounds can thrive and contribute their unique experiences.
A Honorary Consulate in Atlanta is generally a independent person living in Atlanta who represents to execute certain consular duties.
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We are a network of successful REALTORS, advancing women as business leaders in the industry and in the communities we serve.
The Women's Council of REALTORS is recognized as the voice for women in real estate, and the premier source for the development of leaders in the industry, organized real estate and beyond.
1. Women's Council is a dynamic, accessible and diverse network, linking each member to the tools, training and support to develop their individual leadership potential and business goals.
2. Women's Council identifies, supports and promotes the development of strong women business leaders in the industry, organized real estate and in the broader community.
3. Women's Council provides an influential voice and perspective for women in real estate.
4. Women's Council's local and state networks consistently deliver high membership value and a collaborative, welcoming environment in which members can achieve their business goals.
5. Women's Council is an efficient organization with the structure and capacity to fulfill the Council mission and vision with excellence.
PFLAG Peachtree City is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Although we became an official PFLAG chapter on March 30, 2017, our roots go back five years earlier, when Fayetteville resident Debbie Wright invited a group of her church friends, all with gay children, to meet at her home on March 22, 2012 (the 3rd Thursday of the month). Eight adults, representing four families, attended that first meeting.
PFLAG PTC will be a welcoming and inclusive place of gathering. We will recognize the essential humanity of all people and the need to feel embraced, cared for and respected. We will strive to acknowledge all who come to the meetings for who they are and where they come from.
