"Working Arts Club was always going to exist outside of London because class issues in the art world are systemic not geographic," founder Meg Molloy, who works in London as a freelance communications consultant for the art world. "The need for what our network can do is widespread and going to Northern England felt like a natural next step in our operations."
Scott Bowles will serve as the new Regional President, Southeast. In this role, he will provide strategic oversight for six divisions Raleigh, Charlotte, Greenville, Atlanta, Central Georgia, and Chattanooga. Bowles joined Smith Douglas Homes in 2017, initially working as Vice President, Finance and Accounting, before his promotion to President of the company's Atlanta Division. Colin Bennett will be the new President of the Atlanta Division, and Matt Schaller was named as Division President of the recently formed Chattanooga Division.
Enterprises can move from small pilots to full deployments without violating their jurisdiction's rules on where data should live. The reality is that, earlier, most security and compliance teams weren't rejecting GenAI because of model design; they were rejecting it because storing data in the US or EU pushed them into conflict with GDPR, India's incoming DPDPA norms, UAE's federal rules, or sector-specific mandates like PCI-DSS,
Cook Out, founded in 1989 in North Carolina, has expanded to over 300 locations primarily across the Southeast but remains regionally focused without broader national expansion.
