Auburn University’s Physicians Only Executive MBA Program Teaches Business of Medicine
Dr. Peter Armstrong is one…
Author: Julia Roberts
An Evening with the 2022 Georgia Trend 40 Under 40 Honorees
On Wednesday, October 26, 2022, at the Georgia Aquarium, we had the pleasure of celebrating the 2022 Georgia Trend 40 Under 40 honorees. The evening was made possible because of generous sponsors Georgia Power, Mercer University and Kysor Warren. …
DeVry University Working to Close Tech Talent Gap in Georgia
Georgia is home to a diverse business landscape, including startups, Fortune 500 organizations and big tech companies across a wide range of verticals like telecom, fintech, healthcare IT, cybersecurity and gaming. Thanks to the continuing growth…
The Future is Bright for Renewables in Georgia
As leaders across the U.S. and the world call for increased renewable energy, some parts of the country grapple with the complexities of connecting new energy generation sources to existing high-voltage electric infrastructure. In Georgia, however, the outlook for increasing…
Auburn University’s Executive MBA Program Designed for Working Professionals
For Samantha Southerland, going back to school was going to require a lot of juggling. As a marketing and public relations manager and a mother of three girls, fitting a two-year master’s program into her already packed schedule was going…
DASANI and Sprite Boost Sustainability Packaging Credentials in North America
DASANI is rolling out bottles made from 100% recycled PET plastic (excluding caps and labels), and Sprite is transitioning from green to clear plastic, increasing the material’s likelihood to be remade into new beverage bottles. A majority of DASANI bottles…
Celebrating 25 Years and Innovating to Create a Vibrant Future for the Town Center Community
Over two decades Town Center CID has built a proud legacy of advancing projects that matter, leading strategically to help make Town Center Community a vibrant place to grow a business, raise a family, shop and work, earn a degree,…
Perspectives: Regions Bank – Private Wealth Management
This month, Georgia Trend's Perspectives Video Series is coming to you from Regions Bank - Private Wealth Management. In video four, the final Perspectives video in this series from Ty Smith, Regional Executive with Regions Private Wealth Management, focuses on…
Georgia Southern University’s Master of Accounting Program Gives Students a Springboard to Success
What would it take to make your dream job a reality? If you’re seeking a career as a CPA or wish to join the accounting department of a thriving company, you’ll need the proper training. To help you achieve your…
Fox Theatre Institute Brings New Life to Georgia Performance Venues
Remember the excitement of going to your hometown’s first movie theatre or seeing your first live performance on a stage? Or maybe you were a performer in one of the many high school theatres in the state. Either way, you’ve…
Peachtree Corners: to Work, Live and Play
In this month's Perspectives video series we are sharing the benefits of establishing or moving a business to Peachtree Corners, Georgia, where you’ll learn about how the pro-business City supports a thriving economic community and about why it's, which is…
Perspectives: Georgia Southern University
Our Perspectives series this month features Dr. Kyle Marrero, President of Georgia Southern University. With more than 27,000 students on three campuses, Georgia Southern has a focus on graduating students ready to power, serve, and transform their communities, the region, and beyond.…
Publix Offers Grocery Delivery Through Business Partnerships, Powered by Instacart
The largest employee-owned grocery chain in the United States, Publix employs 225,000 workers and has a proud 90-year history serving communities in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee, now with over 1200 locations. Publix has recently…
MegaSlab is “Building a Revolution,” and It Could Save the Planet
Construction is booming, and with significant investment in infrastructure by the state and federal governments on the way, that “boom” is about to explode. The impact on our economy could be tremendous, but so will the impact on our environment.…
Federal Opportunity Zone in Brunswick draws national investors, drives city’s growth
Brunswick GA is growing, and people are excited about the change. With the institution of the Federal Opportunity Zone and other incentives, the city of 16k people has seen a reduction of blight in certain areas with $70 million in…
SCAD Salutes — Community Spirit Is Thriving in the Hostess City
Background & History Founded in 1978, The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) has spent over four decades preparing talented students to succeed in creative professions such as animation, architecture, graphic design, and film and television. SCAD has shown…
Georgia Transmission and the State’s EMCs Help Power Georgia Agribusiness
Agriculture is Georgia’s oldest and largest industry, with one in seven Georgians working in forestry, agriculture or related fields, according to the Georgia Farm Bureau. This crucial industry depends on consistent, reliable energy from the state’s electric membership cooperatives (EMCs)…
Why ESG and Collaborative Data Science Can’t Be Ignored by Financial Institutions
Over the past 15 years, evaluating Environmental, Social, and Governance — or ESG — criteria has gradually evolved from being a niche activity to becoming a major trend for the entire financial industry. The growing regulation in the space combined…
Perspectives: University of Georgia Small Business Development Center
The Small Business Development Center, a Public Service and Outreach Extension of The University of Georgia, is funded in part by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center is nationally accredited by the…
Georgia Southern’s MBA Program Prepares Students with Real-World Experience for Business Success
Imagine an MBA program designed specifically for business students who already have some real work experience under their belts—a place where skilled faculty teach not only business-critical skills, but also build character with courses on ethics, honesty, integrity, and professionalism.…
Georgia School Zones Become Safe Zones with Verra Mobility
We all have somewhere to be, and we all want to be there now. But our go-go-go world crosses right through Georgia’s schools, resulting in a dangerous problem for students and school personnel. It’s not uncommon for speeders to be…
Learning in the Technological Age
Ultimate Medical Academy shares why harnessing technology is critical to increasing educational and career access for adult learners. Technology is a true wonder – allowing us to communicate with each other from across the country, to send documents at the…
With 75 Years of Business Experience, Carroll Daniel Construction Builds Workforce for the Future
Muddy boots, mental toughness, and a passion for building opportunities have laid the foundation for three generations of Georgia-grown leaders as they have built Carroll Daniel Construction through 75 years of business. Founded in 1946 in Gainesville, Ga., Carroll…
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A Farm, Corporate Retreat, and an Exquisite Way of Life
As the sun rises, you grab your first cup of coffee of the day, and walk out on your back deck and watch the activities of the farm personnel preparing your farm for another group of corporate guests from Atlanta…
Helping to Provide Reliable Power During Uncertain Times
As communities across Georgia are faced with many uncertainties during the COVID-19 pandemic, an organization that maintains the state’s electric grid is working to ensure power remains reliable and affordable during this time. A not-for-profit cooperative owned by 38 Electric…
CyberKnife® M6 —Reimagining Cancer Treatment
Imagine battling cancer not once, but twice. It’s a daunting prospect for anyone, but that was the situation facing Fernandina Beach, Florida resident, Phil Whitaker. In 2016, Whitaker was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He sought treatment from board-certified radiation oncologist…
UGA School of Law’s M.S.L. program offers world-class legal education for non-lawyers
To that end, the University of Georgia School of Law offers a Master in the Study of Law – a 30-credit hour program that offers world-class legal education for non-lawyers, with classes in both Athens and Atlanta. Participants in the…
Unofficial Guide 2019 Recap
We will be moving our Unofficial Guide to a monthly article beginning in January. It will be released on or about the 15th of each month. For this last one of 2019, we'd like to share some of our favorite…
Blue Ridge, St. Mary’s, Conyers, The Rock, St Mountain, Lake Lanier Islands, Calloway Gardens, Rock City, Atlanta
It's Holiday Lights Season and here are a few tree lightings and parades across the country, starting next week, November 30th. DO: Before Blue Ridge lights up their tree for all,…
Locust Grove, Commerce, Savannah, Dawsonville, Woodstock, Surrounding Atlanta
Holiday gift shopping is here! Already? Yes! Hope this makes it easier to visit one of Georgia's outlets. Make your day trip a shopping trip! SHOP: In North Georgia (Commerce) up I-75, South of Atlanta down I-75 (Locust Grove) and…
6 Surprising Facts About Heart Disease
Cardiovascular (heart) disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States—accounting for 40 percent of all deaths. While you may be familiar with…
All Around Georgia
As the temperature goes down, we decided to share a way you can support businesses all over Georgia without leaving your house! Here are some Georgia grown, made and produced products for you. SHOP: At the Georgia Crafted you can…
Richland, Brunswick, Augusta, Chatsworth, Blairsville, Twin City, Atlanta, Around Georgia
We're giving you ideas to stay inside as temperatures across the state go down, or at least know where to go for a winter hike in Georgia! DO: Richland Rum is in Brunswick and is ready to host you for…
Atlanta, Braselton, Calvary
Fall and Winter were pushed together, so we're going to give you some November things to do. Remember our Haunted House ideas across Georgia from September? Check out the list of haunted houses throughout Georgia! DO: Maybe this is a…
Atlanta, Savannah, Thunderbolt, Andersonville, Rome, Avondale Estates, Tucker, Macon
October is here, so cemetery visits commence! Sure, for the scary aspects of some, but the history is rich, especially here in Georgia. SEE - Hopefully, this goes without saying (because…
Inaugural goBeyondProfit Champion Award Given to Gas South
In October, Gas South was named the inaugural winner of the goBeyondProfit Champion Award. This honor is given to companies who exhibit exemplary efforts to benefit their community and company by cultivating company culture, deploying company resources and focusing on…
Atlanta, Helen, Fort Valley, Macon, Boston
It's the perfect season for candied apples, fudge, caramel and fruit covered in all things delish! EAT: In the lovely Ponce City Market - a revitalized area in Atlanta known as the Old Forth Ward - houses. It's the Collier…
Atlanta, Warm Springs, Juliette, Darien, Carrollton
SEE: A must-see Atlanta in the (fairly new) National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Visitors can explore the fundamental rights of all human beings through engaging exhibits that educate and memorialize. Their lunch counter exhibit is profound to experience.…
Augusta, White, Moon River, Hapeville, All of Georgia
DO: This weekend, get yourself to Augusta for their annual Arts in the Heart of Augusta festival. You'll be able to spend an entire day or the weekend shopping for handmade arts and fine crafts, delicious food and shows by…
Covington, Lithonia, Social Circle, Athens, Columbus, Martinez, St. Mary’s
Who doesn't love breakfast or brunch? Today, we're sharing some of our Georgia favorites to breakfast and brunch around our great state. EAT: In Covington, Lithonia and Social Circle, you can find Mamie's Kitchen Biscuits. It's hard to drive by…
Perry, Stone Mountain, Helen, Across Georgia, Nashville
DO: Have you been to the Georgia National Fair yet? From October 3-13 in Perry, just a little bit south of Macon. If you're a teacher or school administrator in a school, you and your students and allotted chaperones can…
Thomasville, Hartwell, Columbus, Savannah, Across Georgia
DO: In Thomasville, you may want to visit the Jack Hadley Black History Museum. Founded in 1994, the city's first Black History Museum was established with African-American historian, James “Jack” Hadley who preserved over 4,669 pieces of African American artifacts.…
Atlanta, Georgia, Waycross, Savannah
SEE: Heard of the Atlanta Beltline yet? In 1999, Georgia Tech student Ryan Gravel had an idea that he presented in his master’s thesis. He proposed something that would become a grassroots campaign:…
Atlanta, Carrollton, St. Mary’s, Alto, Sautee Nacoochee
EAT: One mile inside the infamous Interstate-285; you can visit David's Produce, a family-owned, long-standing, small, produce stand. Monday through Saturday you can get fruits and vegetables, cookies and cakes (baked by small-time bakers!), vintage sodas (strawberry cream pop anyone?)…
Atlanta, Cumming, Leslie, Young Harris, Covington
SEE: Tiny Doors? In Atlanta? Yes. Throughout Atlanta and surrounding the city are Tiny Doors, just waiting to be seen by you. Tiny Doors ATL has installed tiny doors throughout the city. You could walk past our doors for months…
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