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Go behind-the-scenes with us as we explore sales at Cox! Throughout the month of October, you'll be able to see #lifeatCox through the eyes of our sales team members. It's all part of our #ForTheLoveOfSales campaign. Learn about benefits, open positions, our products, and much more. Join us!
For the Love of Our Sales Culture
Meet Monica Richardson. This Senior Managing Editor at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution manages her team remotely and her ?coworker? at home amidst the coronavirus has. ?I?m a single mom, so coming up with a new routine has been challenging and insightful. I?m managing teaching my daughter and phone calls and projects for work. It?s changed my perspective of work-life balance and how it relates to family life.? But despite COVID-19's impact on her life, Monica still puts her passion in managing her work and her people. Learn more about this loyal leader and passionate journalist. #LifeAtCox
On the Record: AJC Journalists on Covering COVID
Check out the latest article in @CIOonline featuring Richard Cox, Jr. sharing his perspective on the challenging path to the top that Black professionals face. ?We have to be more intentional now to be sure we move the needle. Black people have been protesting and asking for years, but it will take a collective effort to change systemic issues.?
Black IT leaders: The challenging path to the top
During the month of July, our employees are performing conscious acts of kindness to make a positive ripple effect in the world to build a year that we?ll remember for compassion and goodness instead of turmoil. Follow our social channels to keep up with our Connecting Through Kindness campaign and read more about how we?re powering positive change together. #lifeatcox and #giveback
Building a Better Future Through Kindness - Cox Enterprises
We're excited to announce a new investment in Growers Edge, a company that helps farmers work smarter and make bigger profits. This is another example of how we're working to build a better future by investing in sustainable businesses and technologies.
We're excited to announce a new investment in Growers Edge, a company that helps farmers work smarter and make bigger profits. This is another example of how we're working to build a better future by investing in sustainable businesses and technologies.
We celebrated Juneteenth last week and made an announcement to update our community on how we're using our $1 million fund to support social justice and civil and human rights. Read more below. Repost. . . It’s fitting that today on the 155th anniversary of Juneteenth — when many in our country recognize the strength, resilience and often painful history of Black Americans — we share an update about our commitment to racial and social justice for all our fellow citizens. We had an open dialogue with Cox employees on which organizations our recently established $1 million fund should support, and we’re pleased to announce that we’ll be committing funds to: Equal Justice Initiative, United Negro College Fund, National Urban League as well as the National Center for Civil and Human Rights (NCCHR) and the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Action. #juneteenth #lifeatcox
We celebrated Juneteenth last week and made an announcement to update our community on how we're using our $1 million fund to support social justice and civil and human rights. Read more below. Repost. . . It’s fitting that today on the 155th anniversary of Juneteenth — when many in our country recognize the strength, resilience and often painful history of Black Americans — we share an update about our commitment to racial and social justice for all our fellow citizens. We had an open dialogue with Cox employees on which organizations our recently established $1 million fund should support, and we’re pleased to announce that we’ll be committing funds to: Equal Justice Initiative, United Negro College Fund, National Urban League as well as the National Center for Civil and Human Rights (NCCHR) and the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Action. #juneteenth #lifeatcox
As millions of people across the country raise their voices in response to the senseless killing of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery and the ongoing problem of racism and injustices, we are taking the next few days to share the perspectives of our employees and communicate some of the immediate ways the Cox family of businesses is responding. This must be a turning point in our nation’s history. https://bit.ly/2XSLn6Q Alvin Anderson, a 17-year Cox employee, shares his perspective on this wake-up call for the nation.
As millions of people across the country raise their voices in response to the senseless killing of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery and the ongoing problem of racism and injustices, we are taking the next few days to share the perspectives of our employees and communicate some of the immediate ways the Cox family of businesses is responding. This must be a turning point in our nation’s history. https://bit.ly/2XSLn6Q Alvin Anderson, a 17-year Cox employee, shares his perspective on this wake-up call for the nation.
There is no place for systemic racism or discrimination in our society. The way things have been must change, and we stand together with the black community. Today, we established a $1 million fund to help organizations that support social justice and civil and human rights. We know this is a first step and we pledge to do more, both within our company and in our communities.
Cox Commits $1M to Support Civil and Human Rights
Meet Hyosub Shin, a multimedia photojournalist at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Hysoub never thought he’d photograph a situation like COVID-19 but is happy to be able to continue doing what he loves in a time of uncertainty. Learn more about how Hyosub has been keeping readers informed during the COVID-19 crisis.
Hyosub Shin
Feed the Frontline, the initiative established by the James M. Cox Foundation and Emory Healthcare to provide meals to Atlanta’s frontline workers, is on track to serve almost 10,000 meals each week through May 31.
Feed the Frontline, the initiative established by the James M. Cox Foundation and Emory Healthcare to provide meals to Atlanta’s frontline workers, is on track to serve almost 10,000 meals each week through May 31.