Calling Cuba economically bankrupt, Dennis K. Hays, the former coordinator for Cuban affairs at the U.S. Department of State, warned last week that representatives of Georgia agriculture companies scheduled to...
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Indian Chamber Elects Board; Told to Copy Israel Chamber Style
R. K. Sehgal, commissioner of the Georgia State Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism, encouraged the newly formed Georgia Indo-American Chamber of Commerce at a dinner Sept. 21 to...
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Hispanic Chamber’s Name Change Reflects Its State-Wide Role
In an effort to include Hispanic communities throughout the state, the Atlanta Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has changed its name to the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. The name change...
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2nd Internet Provider Battling for Atlanta Hispanic Market
WebEntrada.com, a Sandy Springs-based “domestic internet service provider for Hispanic and Latin American people,” launched its multilingual, multinational “gateway to the internet” last week, as the first “actual” bilingual domestic...
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Georgia Hi-Tech Firms To Network in Argentina
Georgia advanced communications, computer hardware and software, and electronics companies are invited to meet with their Argentine counterparts during a “Georgia Technology MarketPlace” trade mission in Argentina Oct. 30-Nov. 2,...
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Mexican Trade Commissioner, Consul General to Speak at Cross-Cultural Business Seminar
Virginia Arteaga, head of the Mexican Trade Commission in Atlanta, will give a guest lecture on “Mexico’s Trade and Investment Relations with Georgia” to a Georgia Perimeter College-Dunwoody seminar series,...
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High Museum Director Urges Business to Aid Woodruff Arts Center
Atlanta’s international businesses should participate in a $7 million corporate campaign for the Woodruff Arts Center as part of a broad marketing strategy that would ally the arts and business...
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Atlantan and Nobel Heir Create Free Educational Web site
Atlanta angel investor Tom McMurrain has teamed up with Claes Nobel, grandnephew of Alfred Nobel who founded the Nobel Prize, to create an educational website, Globaletutor.com (GET), in seven languages...
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Danish Chamber Elects New President, Promotes Danish Business
The Danish American Chamber of Commerce (DACC) has elected Claus Staalner, vice-president of sales and marketing at Paul Saws & Systems, a division of Danish company Koch, Ltd., as its...
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Envoy Says Dutch Business Presence Here Underrecognized
Dutch companies in Atlanta must make their presence better known by supporting cultural events such as the opening reception of the Van Gogh exhibit at the High Museum of Art,...