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January
4, 2010

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| Kemp
to be Secretary of State |
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| Quote
to Ponder |
Just
moments ago I learned that former state senator Brian Kemp, not
Jim Cole will serve as Secretary of State. Please see the article
below.
“When
Retail Works, Georgia Works”
Cole Changes His Mind - Kemp to be Secretary of State
Just
awhile ago Governor Sonny Perdue announced that he is appointing
former State Senator Brian Kemp as Secretary of State. Kemp, who
served in the state senate from 2002 to 2006, is a current candidate
for Secretary of State. He will serve out the remainder of the current
term through the end of 2010. He will also continue his campaign
this year and run for the full four-year term which begins in 2011.
"I have known Brian for several years, and he has shown a strong
dedication and commitment to public service," said Governor
Perdue. "His leadership abilities and integrity will be a great
asset to Georgia and the Secretary of State's office."
"I greatly appreciate the Governor's confidence and am honored
to serve the people of Georgia in this vital office," Kemp
said. "I will continue the honorable tradition of leadership
demonstrated by Karen Handel, Cathy Cox, Lewis Massey, and others
before them. I am eager to get started and deliver for the people
of Georgia."
Former Secretary of State Karen Handel stepped down last week to
focus full time on her gubernatorial bid.
Kemp is a small business owner, specializing in real estate investments
and property management, and serves on the board of St. Mary's Hospital
in Athens. In the state senate, Kemp served as Chair of the Public
Safety and Homeland Security Committee, Vice-chair of the Higher
Education Committee, Secretary of the Agriculture and Consumer Affairs
Committee, and on the Appropriations Committee.
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Quote to Ponder
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Anne Bradstreet, American poet
Thank you,
John C. Heavener, MSM, CAE
President, Georgia Retail Association
For More Information Contact:
johnh@georgiaretail.org
Telephone – 678-814-4176
Cell - 678-523-1765
Fax – 678-814-4178
www.georgiaretail.org
About GRA: The Georgia Retail Association, with
membership that comprises all retail formats and channels of distribution
including department, specialty, discount, catalog, Internet, independent
stores, and grocery stores has been serving the state’s business
community since 1961. The Georgia Retail Association represents
an industry with more than 71,300 retail establishments, and more
than 715,000 employees - about one in five of Georgia’s workers
– with annual sales of more than $115 billion.
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