Giving Back

Architect Robert L. Brown Jr. has spent his career combining business and social responsibility

Susan Percy

Published: May 2012

Expanding Global Capacity

Hartsfield-Jackson’s new International Terminal, set to open this month, gives the airport 12 new international gates and a new front door.

Jerry Grillo

Published: May 2012

Reinventing Business Education

Georgia’s MBA programs are changing with the times.

Patty Rasmussen

Published: May 2012

Corporate Sustainability

The state’s greenest companies focus on people, planet and profit. Plus, corporate sustainability rankings.

Jerry Grillo

Published: May 2012

Smooth Sailing

Georgia’s credit unions have grown and prospered during difficult economic times

Ed Lightsey

Published: May 2012

Albany/Dougherty County: Good Business Moves

Relocations, acquisitions, expansions

Ed Lightsey

Published: May 2012

Walton County: Successful Transition

A focus on the next steps

Karen Rosen

Published: May 2012

White County: Brightening Prospects

Adding technology to tourism

Randy Southerland

Published: May 2012

Economic Development: May 2012

Christy Simo writes about economic development around the state, including a new Dinex Group plant coming to Dublin-Laurens County and a WellStar hospital planned for Hiram.

Christy Simo

Published: May 2012

Organizations: St. Jude’s Recovery Center

Candice Dyer highlights St. Jude’s Recovery Center, celebrating 50 years of alcohol and drug addiction treatment.

Candice Dyer

Published: May 2012

Political Notes: May 2012

Ups, Downs and In-Betweens

Gold Dome winners, Rep. Stacey Abrams on collaboration and competition, and Georgia earns an “F.”

Georgia Trend Staff

Published: May 2012

Neely Young: Jekyll Island Is Back

Many people still in the newspaper business today raised their families together going to the island for the Georgia Press Association annual convention.

Neely Young

Published: May 2012

Business Casual: Women And Their Issues

The boys’ club at the Capitol has really done it this time. A lot of women are mad. Really mad.

Susan Percy

Published: May 2012

Georgia View: Showing Your ID

Not surprisingly, no voter ID challenges have been filed in states with a Democratic governor or majority in their legislative branch.

Bill Crane

Published: May 2012

Economy: A Focus On Columbus

Home prices are holding up better in Columbus than at either the state or national level.

Jeffrey Humphreys

Published: May 2012

Sustainable Georgia: Eye On The Bottom Line

It makes good sense for fleet- oriented companies like UPS and Delta to incorporate sustainability into their mission.

Ben Young

Published: May 2012

Power Players: Banking On His Hometown

Polk County’s Larry Kuglar spent his career as a community banker and community advocate.

Patty Rasmussen

Published: May 2012

Sports Legends: First Lady Of Football

Barbara Dooley is her own woman – and always has been

Gene Asher

Published: May 2012

Art Of The Meal: Going To Seed

Cobb County’s Seed Kitchen & Bar offers homey sophistication, good food and terrific service.

Krista Reese

Published: May 2012