Peachtree City's
PRINTEGRA and Goody Products walked away with this year's Spirit of Industry
awards.
The Existing
Industry Committee of the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce announced
its 2002 Spirit of Industry Awards last week.
There are two
categories, companies with less than 50 employees and those with over
50 employees.
The companies
must submit an application and a panel of judges determines a winner based
on the industry's economic impact, its citizenship, and workforce excellence.
The company
chosen in the over 50 employees was PRINTEGRA, a printing firm in Peachtree
City.
It is active
in the chamber of commerce, Boy Scouts, and a number of other local civic
and charitable organizations.
They are active
in the local schools and regularly host graphic arts classes.
It offers numerous
employee education and training opportunities as well as a host of employee
recognition and reward programs.
The company
has grown their local workforce by five percent, and through a major acquisition,
it has increased its revenue from $28 million to over $75 million in the
last 12 months.
PRINTEGRA employs
80 at the two facilities in Peachtree City and has over 14 manufacturing
facilities in the United States with over 800 employees.
Casey Campbell,
president and CEO of the company, accepted the award on behalf of the
company.
Chosen in the
less than 50 employee category was Goody Products, Inc., a company whose
headquarters have been located in Peachtree City for over nine years.
They grew their
employment rolls by 20 employees in the last 12 months, a 30 percent increase
in a difficult economy.
It is involved
in the chamber of commerce as well as the March of Dimes, Fayette County
Council on Domestic Violence, the Women's Success Network, the American
Cancer Society, Scouts and several local, state, and national charity
organizations.
Active in the
schools in Fayette County, it is also active in programs in schools in
Coweta County.
Offering numerous
employee education and training opportunities, Goody has a host of employee
recognition and reward programs.
Though known
for providing high paying jobs for local citizens, it has a strong record
of corporation citizenship and for its annual sponsorship of the USTA
tournament at the Peachtree City Tennis Center.
Tracy Millette,
human resources director, accepted the award for the company.
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