Archive »Business & Industry
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The Power to ChooseGeorgia’s Customer Choice program is encouraging economic development across the statePublished: August 2018 |
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Personal AppealAs the economy continues to improve, banks are finding that one key to growth is the human touchPublished: July 2018 |
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Agri-trailblazersBusinesses along six separate highways are joining forces to lure travelers to Georgia Grown foods and winePublished: May 2018 |
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2018 Economic Yearbook: Laying the GroundworkFrom the ports to railroads, highways and airports, Georgia’s infrastructure is one of the primary reasons the state is No. 1 for business.Published: April 2018 |
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Four for the FutureSuccess in communities across Georgia starts with leadership – and a planPublished: April 2018 |
Archive »Economic Development
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Georgia’s GEMSSome of the state’s best downtowns have found success by building on what makes them uniquePublished: August 2018 |
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Form and FunctionWest Metro CIDs are making better transportation modes more aesthetically pleasingPublished: August 2018 |
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Hooray for Y’allywoodThe state’s robust Camera Ready program has every county ready for its close upPublished: July 2018 |
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High-tech on the FarmGeorgia’s agriculture industry benefits from the latest advancementsPublished: July 2018 |
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In the ZoneTax credits fuel investment in rural townsPublished: July 2018 |
Archive »Education
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Success in the WestServing students and the region go hand-in-hand at the University of West GeorgiaPublished: August 2018 |
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Action-oriented MBAsGeorgia programs evolve to better serve the next generationPublished: May 2018 |
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Not Your Daddy’s Vo-tech SchoolGeorgia’s technical college system is preparing students for careers and making sure industry has a ready supply of employees. But keeping enrollment numbers up is a challenge.Published: April 2018 |
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Community LeaderColumbus State University values its place at the heart of the city’s business, education and cultural lifePublished: March 2018 |
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The Business of GivingCorporate foundations have discovered that educating future employees and customers offers a great return on investmentPublished: December 2017 |
Archive »Environment
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Georgia Trend’s 2017 40 Under 40For the 21st year, Georgia Trend honors the state’s best and brightest in business, government, politics, nonprofits, science, healthcare and education.Published: October 2017 |
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Georgia Trend’s 2016 40 Under 40Twenty years of the state’s best and brightest in business, government, nonprofits, science, healthcare and education, plus a look back at some of our previous nominees and where they are now.Published: October 2016 |
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On the Right PathThrough a network of trail systems, communities around the state are taking steps to create healthier environments and encourage economic development Published: August 2016 |
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The Energy Future Is NowRenewable power sources are no longer fighting for a seat at the table. They are present and thriving, part of the mix that includes fossil fuels and nuclear energy.Published: August 2015 |
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Growing GreenThe state is making strides and receiving accolades for its environmental efforts but still faces challenges and untapped potential.Published: August 2014 |
Archive »Health Care
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Fighting Cancer Before It StartsOf all the maladies known to mankind, cancer remains the most dreaded diagnosis. Here’s what Georgia programs are doing to help reduce that risk.Published: June 2018 |
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The Robots Are HereAnd they’re delivering unprecedented precision to surgery and less pain and shorter recovery times to patientsPublished: April 2018 |
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Young Hearts At RiskChildren across the state and the nation face a growing risk of premature heart disease. Here’s why and what Georgia medical systems are doing to help reverse the trend.Published: February 2018 |
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Phoenix RisingGrady Health System has overcome obstacles big and small to celebrate 125 years of treating GeorgiansPublished: January 2018 |
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Growing Older in GeorgiaAs more people seek to age in place, services and housing options for seniors are expandingPublished: January 2018 |
Archive »People
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Trailblazer and Culture ChangerHow an intrepid inventor became a business icon, billionaire and philanthropist – all on her own termsPublished: July 2018 |
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2018 Most Respected Business Leader: Doug HertzCombining Family, Business and Philanthropy: Good things happen when corporate success fuels civic involvementPublished: May 2018 |
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Q&A with First Lady Sandra Deal: Once a Teacher, Always a TeacherSandra Deal's initiatives range from reading to children and advocating for good childcare to researching and writing a book about the Governor's Mansion.Published: March 2018 |
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2018 Georgia TrusteesGeorgia’s highest honor goes to Delta’s Ed Bastian and Georgia Power’s Paul Bowers.Published: February 2018 |
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2018 Legislative GuideWhat’s on the agenda for Georgia’s General Assembly this year? Plus, a list of state officers, legislators and the U.S. congressional delegation.Published: February 2018 |
Archive »Sports & Leisure
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More than Fun and GamesIt’s no surprise that Mercedes-Benz Stadium is bringing more visitors and dollars to Atlanta, but the real legacy may be the Westside revitalization efforts underwayPublished: August 2018 |
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Take It EasyGeorgia’s rivers, lakes and a swamp offer paddlers, fishing enthusiasts and swimmers beautiful spots for hours of leisurePublished: June 2018 |
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Georgia Trend’s 2017 40 Under 40For the 21st year, Georgia Trend honors the state’s best and brightest in business, government, politics, nonprofits, science, healthcare and education.Published: October 2017 |
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The Braves’ New WorldThe $1.2-billion SunTrust Park and The Battery Atlanta complex is a template for stadiums of the future.Published: August 2017 |
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Economic HomerunsFrom Smyrna and Marietta to Emerson and Rome, cities are hitting it out of the park with new sports developmentsPublished: May 2017 |
