They aren’t where they want to be, but at least they are not where they used to be, say economic development officials in Northwest Georgia. The region, largely dependent on the flooring industry, was slammed when the housing boom went…
The first informal meetings of the Georgia Economic Developers Association (GEDA) in 1963 at downtown Atlanta’s Top of the Mart cost $3.50 a head. That included tip, tax, dessert and dues. Today the lunch tab at the meetings is 10…
Meet the winners of this year’s competition, selected by Kennesaw State University’s Cox Family Enterprise Center.
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