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- Primerica Financial ServicesAs a subsidiary of Citigroup, marketing first-rate financial products and services from some of the worlds more recognizable companies.
- AirTranThe low-fare airline designed for business travelers with excellent customer service and one of the world's youngest all-Boeing fleets.
- Bradford HouseFrom hosting events such as weddings and corporate events, they also deliver catering to your party!
- City of SuwaneeA friendly, progressive community committed to maintaining a high-quality of life for its approximately 16,000 residents.
- TouchMark National BankProviding their clients with superior experiences by combining innovative products with industry leading client service.
- Discovery PointFor 20 years, Discovery Point has provided quality child development to working families and offered our franchisees a proven formula for success.
- Legend RealtyBeat other homebuyers to the hottest new homes and the latest incentives on new homes for sale in Atlanta with their New Listings Notification.
- Suburban HematologyProviding the people of Gwinnett County with the highest quality hematologic and oncologic care available.
- Gwinnett TechState's largest technical college offering 45 programs you can finish in two years or less.
- Jackson EMCOne of the largest electric cooperatives in Georgia and the nation serving more than 204,000 meters and nearly 193,000 individual accounts.
- BergerAllied's largest agent, a full-service moving company that specializes in the transportation and storage of household goods, office equipment, and more.
- Allgood Pest SolutionsFor over 30 years, a family owned business proud of exceeding their customers' pest control service expectations.
- Walton EMCOne of the largest in almost 1,000 electric cooperatives in the county and an ongoing leader in customer satisfaction.
- Bank of North GeorgiaProviding products and services that have been carefully crafted to support and strengthen our business and valuable relationships.
- Georgia Sales DevelopmentMore than 40 years of teaching its distinctive, non-traditional selling system and highly effective sales training methodology.
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Dancin' in the streets
Some dance for fame. Some dance as an artistic expression. Some dance in hopes you'll stop in and buy some pizza.
Driving around Gwinnett, odds are you're likely to see someone spinning or hoisting a sign to advertise a business. With the recession putting a hurt on retail sales, merchants are doing whatever it takes to get noticed.
This fall, see how the Chamber is in business for you
Each fall marks the beginning of our volunteer-driven total resource campaign for the Gwinnett Chamber and we are excited to have more than 25 teams and 150 volunteers participating this year. These volunteers are being led by our 2010 Campaign Co-Chairs David Seago with Georgia Power and Derek Schwerzler with Stephen Gould Corporation and will be recruiting new members and sponsors to the Chamber as we continue our successful efforts to enhance Gwinnett and metro Atlanta's reputation as one of the best places to live and work in the U.S.
Atlanta metro co's on Inc. 5000 List
There was growth in the recession, and yes right here in the Atlanta metro area. In fact, Atlanta was named # 5 on the list of Top 10 Metro Areas – behind Houston, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Dallas-Ft. Worth – for the most companies on the 2010 Inc. 5000 List.
So perhaps there was more business activity and growth taking place in Atlanta than realized, because 178 companies here made the magazine's annual list. Here's a look at those on top, how much they grew revenue over a three-year period ending December 31, 2009, and total revenue for 2009.
What is the Innovation Crescent?
It's a spectacular 13-county corridor between Atlanta and Athens that's becoming one of the leading bioscience regions in the U.S.
Using North Carolina's Research Triangle as a model, Georgia's public and private entities came together with a vision several years ago to market the Innovation Crescent to boost economic development and establish the region as a unique science hub.
Innovation Crescent a strong regional voice for economic development
Now that the Innovation Crescent Partnership has formed, Georgia's Atlanta-to-Athens corridor hovers over its Ernst & Young ranking of seventh largest bioscience region in the nation, reaady to take off.
So, what's next? It's all about marketing and strength in numbers. The partnership pulls from 16 different economic development organizations across 13 counties, the power of several major research universities and some of the biggest business leaders on the planet.
