The Czech Republic’s transportation minister visited Georgia Monday with a large delegation focused on how the Central European nation can be a source of solutions for the future of mobility.
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Enterprise Ireland Opens Atlanta Office in Time for St. Patrick’s Day
In what officials joked was the “worst-kept secret” of the St. Patrick’s Day season, Enterprise Ireland on Friday officially unveiled in Atlanta its eighth U.S. office, just in time for the holiday.
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Irish Chamber Relaunches With Focus on Southeast U.S.
Atlanta’s Irish chamber of commerce relaunched ahead of St. Patrick’s Day this week, returning from an “unintentional hiatus” with a new vigor and a more regional focus.
Posted inCzech Republic
14 Czech Companies Visit Atlanta for Incubator Opening
Hall Booth Smith P.C. is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Europe Channel. Subscribe here for monthly Europe newsletters. A new incubator for Czech companies opened Wednesday in Gwinnett County, setting the stage […]
Posted inNetherlands
Dutch Day at the Capitol Signals Strength of Netherlands Investment in Georgia
Hall Booth Smith P.C. is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Europe Channel. Subscribe here for monthly Europe newsletters. While “Holland on the Hill” may not have the same ring in Georgia, an […]
Posted inFrance
French-American Chamber Marks 40th Anniversary With an Eye Toward the Future
The French-American Chamber of Commerce Southeast celebrated its 40th birthday — complete with a sheet cake — during a reception at the Four Seasons Hotel in Midtown Feb. 13.
Posted inEvent Recap
Event Recap: Sixth Annual Global Trade and Investment Symposium
For the sixth year, Global Atlanta worked with Christopher N. Smith, a Macon attorney and the honorary consul of Denmark in Georgia, to host the Global Trade and Investment Symposium, an annual look at how engagement with the global economy enriches Georgia from a business and cultural standpoint.
Posted inTrade
Macon Symposium Focuses on Pluses of International Engagement for Georgia
At a time of growing upheaval in international relations, a symposium in Macon earlier this month yet again focused on the opportunities rather than the threats of cross-border connections.
Posted inUnited States
World Affairs Council’s Global Leadership Fellows Program Kicks Off
A first-of-its-kind global leadership fellowship for early-career professionals in Atlanta has opened its application window for 2026 just as its inaugural cohort begins to benefit from the experience.
Posted inGermany
Kemp at Munich Security Conference: Trump Should Watch for Tariff Effects on Inflation
Having campaigned on lowering costs for consumers, President Donald Trump should keep an eye on the potential effects of tariffs on inflation, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said during a visit to the Munich Security Conference.