Business Casual: House and Home
Making a home is a pretty universal instinct, but homefinding and homemaking aren’t always easy.
Georgia Trend - April 2018
Not Your Daddy’s Vo-tech School
There are a couple of things Matt Arthur would like you to know right off the bat about the Technical College System of Georgia. First of all, you can get a terrific education at a very low cost – maybe…
The Robots Are Here
Scientists, economists and sci-fi buffs alike have long predicted the arrival of robots – a day when smart machines would come to take our jobs and replace human touch and individuality with impersonal, cold technology. In hospital operating rooms throughout…
Deep Impact
I look at Tech Square as being the heart of innovation and technology in the state of Georgia,” says Jennifer Bonnett, “and ATDC is that heartbeat.” Bonnett, the Advanced Technology Development Center’s general manager, leads the technology incubator’s programs across…
2018 Industry Outlook
Georgia is on the minds of those looking to locate a business, find employment and create a life. The growth rate is holding steady; new jobs are plentiful; the state’s population is swelling with young, educated workers; and our economy…
From the Publisher: Taking Stock
Georgia benefits from a large network of environmental groups as well as public and private entities dedicated to sustainability.
Economic Development Around the State
Projects in Duluth, Newnan, Houston County and more.
Trendsetters: Sparta Mushrooms
Sparta Mushrooms is providing local jobs and produce at Metro Atlanta farmers markets.
Political Notes: Ups, Downs and In-betweens
NRA support to Georgia’s congressional delegation, a new PSC chair and a new state rep for District 175.
Organizations: The Sugar Bert International Sports Foundation
The Sugar Bert International Sports Foundation trains at-risk, underserved children in the art of boxing.
