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Balfour Beatty Appoints Sonya Roberts as Vice President, Human Resources of US Civils Operations

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Thursday, March 24, 2022
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Balfour Beatty announces the appointment of Sonya Roberts to vice president of Human Resources for the companys U.S. Civils operations.

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  • Balfour Beatty announces the appointment of Sonya Roberts to vice president of Human Resources for the companys U.S. Civils operations.
  • Formerly the vice president of Total Rewards for Balfour Beattys Buildings, Civils and Investments business lines, Sonyas new role will oversee Human Resources for its national Civils business.
  • Additionally, she will join the Civils executive leadership team and continue to serve on Balfour Beattys national Human Resources leadership team.
  • We are proud to announce Sonya Roberts appointment to vice president of Human Resources for Balfour Beattys U.S. Civils operations, said Eric Stenman, Balfour Beatty U.S. president.

As Savannah Sees a Drop in COVID-19 Cases, W. Montague Cobb/NMA Health Institute Emphasizes Importance of Vaccines for City's African American Community

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Friday, February 18, 2022
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Public health experts believe that vaccines remain key to slowing the spread of COVID-19, especially in the African American community.

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  • Public health experts believe that vaccines remain key to slowing the spread of COVID-19, especially in the African American community.
  • There is also a new sense of urgency to get vaccinated now that children 5 years and older can receive their shot.
  • To make vaccines more accessible, W. Montague Cobb/NMA Health Institute announced it will host a drive-through Stay WellSavannah Community Vaccine Event Saturday,February 19from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.at Henderson Formey Wings Elementary Alternative Learning Center at 400 East Broad Street in Savannah.
  • "The goal of the Stay Well Savannah vaccine event is to provide access and information to each and every member of the community."

As Atlanta Faces Threats of Business and School Closures, Cobb/NMA Health Institute Emphasizes Importance of COVID-19 Vaccinations and Boosters for African American Community

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Wednesday, January 26, 2022
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It is crucial that we do not abandon the practices that can lead to the beginning of the end.

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  • It is crucial that we do not abandon the practices that can lead to the beginning of the end.
  • This vaccination event is so important for every member of our community," explained Dr. Samira Brown, local Cobb Institute physician.
  • The Metro Atlanta Chapters of Top Ladies of Distinction, Incorporated, along with Atlanta Councilwoman Andrea Boone are serving as local event organizers.
  • The Fulton County Mobile Vaccine Unit provided by CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort)will offer free COVID-19 vaccines and boosters for adults and children.