Sometimes thinking small is the best way to achieve big results. Such is the case for closely-held businesses looking for unique ways to save in a tough financial landscape. And while executives are trimming from the top, every employee can help play a role in reducing excess waste.

One thing a tough financial market can do for the better is force you to take stock of your business and to be creative with new business strategies. And while it's critical to examine the bottom line and cut costs, it's just as important to focus on new growth, evaluate your company's services and products and pay attention to your customers' needs in ways that you may have overlooked in stronger times.

Part two of our four part series on ‘Your Business and the Economy' focuses on the connection between high tech, low waste and big savings.

Today's economy has forced most business owners, small and large, to watch expenses more closely.  In a new four part newsletter series, AGH aims to help our clients and friends review costs and manage expenditures to curb some economic pressure while at the same time preserving business strength.

The Atlanta Business Chronicle recently surveyed the metro area’s businesses to find those that have discovered how to be one among Atlanta’s Best Places to Work. After evaluating thousands of surveys, the results are in and on September 26, 2008 The Atlanta Business Chronicle announced that AGH is the #1 Best Place to Work in Atlanta!