When Ramtin Motahar looks at commercial buildings, he can’t help but see their inflated appetites for energy.
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Posted inTrade
Dr. Noze Best’s Export Advantage: Its Product Really Sucks
Christy Brown is no stranger to the challenges of international business, having managed a team of 2,000 across three cities around the world in previous executive roles.
But as an entrepreneur breaking into new markets with a medical device, particularly one focused on children, they show up differently.
Posted inUnited Kingdom
Chick-fil-A Open in Northern Ireland, Set for Stores in Three More U.K. Cities
Chick-fil-A has begun its United Kingdom expansion in earnest, opening two stores in Northern Ireland in March to jumpstart its $100 million expansion in the country.
Posted inTechnology
Tech Talent Seals Deal for Canadian Firm’s Atlanta Headquarters
When Ontario, Canada-based Geotab started hunting for a perfect spot to plant the flag for its U.S. headquarters, the 25-year-old telematics company had its pick of tech-friendly cities. The three finalists included Raleigh, Dallas and Atlanta.
Posted inCanada
On Kemp’s Canada Trip, Trade Is Topical but Investment Is In Focus
Market Access International is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Canada Channel. Subscribe here for monthly Canada newsletters. Gov. Brian Kemp this week is visiting an annual conclave of Southern states and Canadian […]
Posted inCanada
Why Now Is the Time for Georgia Firms to Re-engage With Canada
With U.S.-Canada relations facing a period of uncertainty, a June conference bringing Southeastern states and Canadian provinces together for the 17th year shows that sub-national ties have an even greater role to play in this vital trade partnership.
Posted inCanada
Commentary: Georgia and Canada: More Than Friends—Family
Years ago, a U.S. consul general in Toronto referred to Canadians as “Georgians of the North”—a sentiment that still holds true today, according to three leaders with a long history of investing in the state’s ties with Canada.
Posted inCanada
Stryten Lands Joint Venture With Canadian Supplier of Key Battery Metal
Alpharetta-based Stryten Energy has landed a joint venture with a Toronto-based supplier of vanadium, securing domestic supply for a key element used in next-generation batteries.
Posted inCanada
Atlanta’s OneDigital Enters Canada With Acquisition
Atlanta’s OneDigital has made its first foray into the Canadian market with a purchase of Montreal-based PWL Capital, a wealth advisory firm with C$5.5 billion (just under $4 billion) in assets under management.
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Meet the Canadian Software Helping Atlanta’s Urban Planners See the Future
With his second company, entrepreneur Jake Arsenault is returning to Georgia from his base in Fredericton, New Brunswick, to prove a technology he believes will be more transformative — both for metro Atlanta and the world.