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Ampersand

February 2000, Volume 12, Number II

Issue Focus:

A&A’s Greensboro
Office

Features This Month:

A&A Shows Wireless Clients the Wave of the Future

Quality Service Builds Quality Relationships

American Hebrew Academy Opens in Greensboro

Employee Profile: Joe Fogarty, Greensboro Project Engineer

We're Working for...

Congratulations

Welcome


A Bouquet for Maggie Jeffus

 
Maggie Jeffus

Representative Maggie Jeffus helped A&A change ESOP legislation in North Carolina.

by Su Clauson-Wicker

     For years, Anderson & Associates employees in North Carolina lobbied for change in the state law restricting ESOP account ownership primarily to the engineers and other licensed professional employees. Now, thanks to a lot of hard work by A&A employees and N.C. legislators and a fortuitous lunch with N.C. Representative Maggie Jeffus (D-Greensboro), the law has been changed.

     A&A’s efforts to alter the law began in 1991 when Keith Price and Hugh Stokes asked the N.C. Board of Registration for assistance on the issue. They also lobbied for their case at the N.C. Attorney General’s Office and the N.C. General Statutes Commission. But when Michael Davis and Tina Vaughn invited Rep. Jeffus to lunch in early 1998 to talk about the issue, the Greensboro office found an ally.

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