Associate Attorney / Litigation
E. Alan Miller, P.C., is a boutique litigation insurance defense law firm in the inviting Brookhaven area of Atlanta. We are seeking an associate attorney licensed in Georgia to become an integral part of our insurance defense trial team. You’ll work closely with a lead attorney and paralegal to investigate claims, perform research for coverage opinions, and defend lawsuits through trial.… Read More »
Contact:
Trisha Parrish
tparrish@martensonlaw.com
Full Time Office Manager Needed in Sandy Springs
Our company, Spindle & Oak, is looking for a full-time office manager. We have been voted “Best Remodeler” in East Cobb and Sandy Springs for the last 3 years; so we do great work, have an awesome team and have lots of fun bringing gorgeous designs to life for our clients. Can be flexible hours. Located in heart of Sandy Springs.… Read More »
Contact:
Ben Walker
(404) 642-5900
ben@spindleandoak.com
Early Childhood Teaching Assistant 24-25
St. Martin’s is seeking an Assistant Teacher for its Early Childhood division, which includes Toddlers (2s), Beginners (3s), and Pre-K students (4/5s). This is a full-time, benefits-eligible position with an August 2024 start date. We are seeking an enthusiastic Assistant teacher with a passion for working with students at the early childhood level.
The Assistant Teacher supports the Lead Teacher with work and activities inside and outside of the classroom.… Read More »
Contact:
LaToyia Hawkins
lhawkins@stmartinschool.org
Lower School Teaching Assistant 24-25
St. Martin’s Episcopal School is seeking culturally competent and responsive candidates to
serve as Lower School Teaching Assistants. This position supports the Lead Teacher with
work and activities inside and outside of the classroom. The Assistant Teacher is primarily
responsible for assisting the Lead Teacher in any way that is helpful or directed by the Lead
Teacher.… Read More »
Contact:
Lynne Perry
lperry@stmartinschool.org
Peggy’s Beverage Taste Test at the CIC – Learn how you can earn money to taste beverages!
by Audra H. Anders and Peggy Smith for The Aha! Connection
This week I took my fourth trip to The Consumer Innovation Center. As you’ll know from my prior articles, the CIC pays you for your opinions! Basically you sign up, wait for an opportunity via email and once it pops in your inbox you indicate your interest/availability and then wait to see if you are a match! … Read More »
The Consumer Innovation Center has relocated, upgraded and is still paying people for their opinions…right here in Dunwoody!
by Audra H. Anders for The Aha! Connection
By now you have likely figured out that the “Perimeter Target Shopping Center” is now called Ashford Lane and keeps improving every day! The Consumer Innovation Center used to be next door to HobNob and caddy corner from Superica but they’ve simply moved around the corner between Crunch Fitness and the new Hall at Ashford Lane. … Read More »
Audra Explains How You Can Get Paid to Give Your Opinion About What Goes on Store Shelves!
by Audra H. Anders for The Aha! Connection
Yes, I realize the title of this article in and of itself sounds like a scam. Too good to be true? NO! I visited the Consumer Innovation Center (CIC) and can show you my pictures and verify this is true!
First, let me mention the convenient location next to Dunwoody’s HOBNOB. … Read More »
Meet Jennifer & Quincy – They get PAID to give their opinions to the Consumer Innovation Center
by Audra H. Anders for The Aha! Connection
Last year I visited the Consumer Innovation Center for the first time and told you all about How You Can Get Paid to Give Your Opinion About What Goes on Store Shelves! Today I took Peggy along with me and now she’s already signed up to be a possible tester! … Read More »
Peggy & Audra’s Fave Business Visit Yet: Camp Run-a-Mutt Dunwoody
by Audra H. Anders and Peggy Smith for The Aha! Connection
As you know, Peggy and I have been out and about visiting local businesses. Well, this one particular visit was our favorite so far. We didn’t want to leave. Both of us kept staring out the window at the dogs having a blast and petting the ones who were inside taking it easy. … Read More »