Editor's Note: Nils Eric Svensson, business development manager for Region Skåne, was tragically injured late Tuesday night, April 21, in an accident on the streets of Savannah. He died near...
Author Archives: Trevor Williams
As managing editor of Global Atlanta, Trevor has spent 15+ years reporting on Atlanta’s ties with the world.
An avid traveler, he has undertaken trips to 30+ countries to uncover stories on the perils and promise of globalization.
A lifelong Bulldog, Trevor earned degrees from the University of Georgia in Magazine Journalism and Religion, with a minor in Chinese.
He is the father of three sons and editor of the book "Making Men: Five Steps to Growing Up."
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Gas to Ethanol: A Swedish Company’s Quest to Convert Cars
Swedish car engine tuning company BSR Svenska AB has an uphill battle in promoting its new environmentally friendly line of products. On top of the high cost of developing technology...
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Peachtree City Firm Wins Top SBA Regional/State Awards for Exporting
The U.S. Small Business Administration has selected Peachtree City-based Aventure Aviation LLC as the winner of both its 2009 state and regional exporter of the year awards. The awards are...
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University in ‘Europe’s Greenest City’ Eyes Pact With SCAD
A university in the Swedish city that calls itself the "greenest city in Europe" will travel to Savannah next week seeking partnerships with local universities. Växjö University has been in...
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Swedish Adventurer to Speak on Overcoming Business Challenges
Take away the blistering cold, physical exhaustion, struggle for oxygen and other dangers associated with climbing the world's highest peak, and running a business is a lot like tackling Mt....
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Swedish ‘City in Transformation’ Looks for Business Partners in Georgia
Editor's Note: Nils Eric Svensson, business development manager for Region Skåne, was tragically injured late Tuesday night, April 21, in an accident on the streets of Savannah. He died near...
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French Life Sciences Firms Find Markets for Innovative Treatments
Some French life sciences companies are using biotechnology to develop innovative new treatments for specific illnesses and have carved market niches for themselves in the process. With assistance from governments...
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VIDEO: France a Hub for Outsourcing Clinical Trials
Information technology in India has become the quintessential example of outsourcing, but companies are emerging all over the world to handle specific tasks at lower costs and with higher expertise....
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Paris Bio Park Looking to Attract American Companies
A bioscience park about 18 miles south of Paris will be looking to recruit companies in Atlanta at the BIO 2009 International Convention beginning May 18. Genopole, a non-profit complex...
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Three Georgia Manufacturers Will Be Honored April 16
Three Georgia companies will be named Manufacturers of the Year at an awards ceremony April 16. The awards luncheon highlights Manufacturing Appreciation Week, co-hosted by the Technical College System of...