Nancy Badertscher

Of the 77 small companies, 24 are newcomers to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s annual Top Workplaces survey. Here’s a sampling.

By Nancy Badertscher – for the AJC Prosponsive Logistics has taken home the newspaper's first Sustainability Award in recognition of its

As a single woman with a small support system, Beverly Means wondered who would care for her five pets if she couldn’t. Means couldn’t find an answer, so she created one.

While his classmates at Forsyth Central High School were fretting over final grades and college applications, Will was turning virtual tornadoes into real-life success.

Native Atlantan became highly decorated war pilot

Thousands of children across Georgia are thrust into juvenile courtrooms each year, often feeling overwhelmed and unprepared for the experience.

Jenny Pruitt was a self-made women in an old boys club

Pianist Elias Kremer founded the nonprofit NOTEWORTHE Music in part so student musicians could perform for people in cognitive decline.

In living rooms across Buckhead, Vinings, and Sandy Springs, a quiet movement has taken root — changing lives thousands of miles away.

From the classroom to the boardroom, Martha Haythorn is driven by one mission: to make life better for people with disabilities.