A few months ago, I found myself pawing through a Decatur storage unit with Phil Bolton, Global Atlanta’s founder, in search of physical archives and ephemera from our more than […]
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Aviation Parts Exporter Rejoins Inc. 5000 List, Plans Further Expansion
It took nearly 10 years, but Aventure Aviation is back on the Inc. 5000 list of the nation’s fastest growing companies. The Peachtree City-based purveyor of airplane parts, the majority […]
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Georgia’s Record Year Driven by International Investment
A record year for Georgia’s business attraction efforts was led by international investment, which accounted for two-thirds of the $24 billion in capital pledged toward 426 projects in the state […]
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Hartsfield-Jackson Still World’s Busiest Airport by a Long Shot as Travel Recovery Continues
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is yet again the busiest airport in the world, though it hasn’t quite recovered to the pre-pandemic traffic levels that made it the first airport ever […]
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Atlanta Ballet Contributes to City’s International Cultural Fabric
Editor’s note: This is a sponsored post announcing Atlanta Ballet’s backing of Global Atlanta’s Culture coverage. Subscribe to our monthly Culture newsletter here. Global Atlanta is pleased to announce Atlanta […]
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Former Atlanta Mayor Bottoms to Join President Biden’s Export Council
Fresh off completion of another White House role, former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has been tapped to serve the Biden administration again as a member of the President’s Export […]
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Delta Posts Record Profit on Surge of International Sales Growth
It was the first to go and the last to return, but international traffic has come roaring back for Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines Inc. with the pandemic officially over. Revenue […]
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Powering Ahead: How Georgia Can Become a Global Energy Thought Leader
This sponsored article was written by Craig Lesser and Jorge Fernandez of The Pendleton Group, a yearly Global Atlanta partner. Mr. Lesser is chairman of The Pendleton Group and served […]
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Georgia State CIBER Draws Educators From 10 Countries to Conference on Improving International Business Teaching
It’s hard to think of two more divergent educational themes than experiential learning, where the student gains skills by doing, and generative artificial intelligence, which some fear for its power […]
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How Newell Brands’ ‘People First’ Approach Spurred Global Growth During a Pandemic
Newell Brands CEO Chris Peterson may have only taken the helm in May, but he has been no stranger to the Atlanta-based consumer products giant. Mr. Peterson had a key […]