After a rough economic year, groups such as NextGen Professional Network continue to support professionals 18 to 42 in advancing their careers.
The networking opportunity partnered with the Asheboro/Randolph Chamber of Commerce works with many industries, including real estate, insurance, banking, marketing, and private businesses.
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According to Amy Rudisill, membership and events director for the chamber, the NextGen group was started in 2016 as a platform to grow their business, as well as personal, or leadership development. The group has been doing well, even during COVID when they had to transition to a hybrid of in-person and virtual meetings. However, they started back with formal attendee requirements in January, Rudisill said.
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Randolph Health, a medical facility centered in Asheboro, serves 140,000 Randolph County residents and employs over 1,000 people in the area. Burdened by debts and hurt by massive changes underway in the healthcare industry, Randolph Health decided to look for a new buyer in 2015. The problem was, no one wanted to buy it.
Presented with this situation, executives at Randolph Health, including current CEO Angie Orth, made a series of strategic decisions over the years to turn it into an attractive prospect for a buyer. Randolph Health is now in final talks with American Healthcare Systems, LLC, for a potential buyout. Here is the process for how they got there.