The results of a United Nations-endorsed conference on women’s leadership in sports held in Atlanta last week include Kennesaw State University’s outreach to businesses and organizations to affect social change...
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Georgia Firm to Test British Nanotechnology
Duluth-based MVA Scientific Consultants Inc. has announced it will be the first company in the United States to test a British-made nanotechnology instrument that evaluates the durability of films and...
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Toronto and Atlanta Companies Form Technology Joint Venture
Azim Fancy, chairman and president of Toronto-based Modus Business Solutions Inc., has announced a joint venture in Atlanta that will allow companies to compress large volumes of data and transfer...
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New Immigration Reform Proposal Benefits Companies
Atlanta companies may be able to hire more foreign professionals if a recent immigration reform proposal is approved by U.S. Congress to make available more specialty visas and green cards...
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High Museum Director to Receive Award from French Minister
During an upcoming visit to Atlanta, French Minister of Culture and Communication Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres is expected to honor High Museum of Art Director Michael Shapiro for his outstanding...
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Georgia Aviation Firm to Attend Dubai Air Show
Peachtree City-based Aventure International Aviation Services Inc. is winning new contracts with Canadian and Middle Eastern airlines and is offering to display Georgia companies’ marketing materials during its exhibition at...
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Ruesch International Becomes GlobalAtlanta Sponsor
Ruesch International Inc., a business-to-business payment solutions company facilitating global commerce, has become a sponsor of the GlobalAtlanta.com Web site, the GlobalAtlanta email and GlobalFax newsletter for 2005-06. Founded in...
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New British Consul to Push Country Agenda
Since his arrival Oct. 8, Martin Rickerd, the United Kingdom’s newly appointed consul general in Atlanta, has already dealt with a Category 3 hurricane affecting some 30,000 British tourists in...
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Americas Procurement Conference Here Oct. 31 – Nov. 2
Georgia small businesses interested in supplying goods and services to governments in the Americas are encouraged to attend a hemispheric procurement conference Oct. 31-Nov. 2 at the Westin Peachtree Hotel...
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High Museum to Offer New Spaces and Extended Hours
When the High Museum of Art unveils its $124 million expansion on Saturday, Nov. 12, Atlanta’s art collection will become more accessible to the public because of new spaces and...