Editor’s note: This article first appeared on the website of the Georgia Department of Economic Development on Oct. 21, 2022, and is reprinted with permission. The interview was conducted by […]
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Multi-Chamber Mixer Celebrates Gwinnett’s Diverse Business Community
Attendance doubled at this year’s Multi-Chamber Mixer in Gwinnett, a networking soiree showing the fruit of a years-long effort to celebrate the county’s diverse international business community. This year’s event […]
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Nine Atlanta Companies Win $5,000 Export Challenge Grants
Nine Atlanta companies were tapped as winners of the Atlanta Metro Export Challenge, an annual grant program where companies receive $5,000 toward growing their international sales. The reimbursable grants, now […]
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Miller and Martin Shows Off Atlanta to Law Firms From 65 Countries
Atlanta last week welcomed law firms from 65 countries during the semi-annual conference of the World Law Group, an alliance founded in part by local attorney Tom Harrold of Miller […]
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Nominations Sought for Best Small Business Exporter in Georgia, U.S.
The U.S. Small Business Administration is seeking nominations from Georgia and beyond for a variety of National Small Business Week awards, including one that will crown the best small exporters […]
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Atlanta-Linked Payments Firm Raises $110M to Expand Into Europe
A payments innovator with a substantive presence in metro Atlanta has raised $110 million to drive its expansion into Europe. ConnexPay, which has an office employing about 15 of its […]
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The Future of Fintech and How It’s Shaping Global Business
Editor’s note: This sponsored article appears as part of the GSU-CIBER‘s annual partnership with Global Atlanta. A slate of transformative technologies, from blockchain to quantum computing, is shaping the future […]
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UGA ‘Genius’ Lands MacArthur Grant for Work Keeping Plastics Out of World’s Oceans
A University of Georgia professor who has become one of the foremost global researchers on how plastic waste ends up in oceans — and how to keep it from happening […]
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Atlanta as a Global Platform: Two Ambassadors on How ‘Relationship Diplomacy’ Makes the Difference
Editor’s note: This commentary by Jorge Fernandez, consultant at The Pendleton Group, is published as part of the firm’s annual sponsorship of Global Atlanta. In the article kicking off our […]
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UPS Logistics Launchpad to Smooth Out Supply Chains for Atlanta’s Black-Owned Startups
A new UPS-backed fulfillment center at one of Atlanta’s central nodes for Black-owned businesses in Atlanta is aiming to ease one of the main headaches for startups offering physical goods, […]