Category: Archive

      Ray Kemper, vice president of international for the DeKalb Chamber of Commerce, is leaving to accept a new position at BellSouth International starting Sept. 2. Mr. Kemper, who speaks...

      Maria Rey, an expert in global logistics,  is bringing her knowledge and skill to area companies through Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) at Georgia Tech.      ...

      Festival of India, a two-day program celebrating the 50th anniversary of India’s independence, will be held in metro Atlanta Aug. 16 and 17.       The program, to be held...

      Summit Bank Corp., which declared a dividend of nine cents per share to all shareholders of record last week, has generated more than $16 million in deposits at offices...

      Stone Mountain-based Ashford International and Doraville-based Purafil Inc. have been selected by the U.S. Commerce Department for excellence in exporting awards.       Ashford provides turn-key technology solutions primarily for...

      The Atlanta Holland Club, which was founded in 1976, has launched a membership drive and is planning more activities to encourage the growing numbers of Dutch residents here and...

      The growth of Prague-based Lubbock Fine Chartered Accountants from two staff members to more than 50 professionals and consultants in just seven years, is proof enough to Jim Libby...

      The University of South Carolina at Aiken is now requiring that all business majors take a course in international business during their first year of enrollment.       This additional...

      Like many of his civil servant colleagues at home, Klaus Zehentner, Germany’s consul general in Atlanta, views Europe’s monetary integration as the “ignition” for an economic renaissance.       Mr....

      Three Atlanta-based companies will be represented on a high profile trade mission Aug. 3-7 to Canada which will be lead by U.S. Secretary of Commerce William M. Daley.      ...