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Kristen Porter Willoughby Georgia Power Foundation Signature Programs Empowering Education, Empowering Environment, Empowering Communities Workforce for Georgia Signature Program The Workforce for Georgia program supports college and career academies and school districts in the state of Georgia with CTAE programs to meet the workforce needs of local industries and businesses.
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