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It’s no secret that during an election season, polarizing debates and partisan politics can often overshadow the work being done on behalf of all Georgians. As we reflect on the last two years and the issues that have been most important for the business community, I’m proud of the bipartisanship, civility and integrity displayed by our state’s elected leaders to solve problems and deliver ...

Photo Caption: Members of the DeKalb Perimeter Community Improvement District, the City of Dunwoody and the Dunwoody Police Department gather to showcase the new Flock Safety Falcon license plate reader, one of three device types that will be installed as part of a public safety partnership. Pictured from left to right: Dunwoody Police Sgt. Tim Fecht, Officer Theresa Hernandez, PCIDs Executive Director Ann Hanlon, Dekalb PCID Board Member Yolanda Turner (State Farm), Chief Mike Carlson, Lt. Patrick Krieg, a

The DeKalb Perimeter Community Improvement District (DeKalb PCID) is proud to announce a strategic partnership with the City of Dunwoody and the Dunwoody Police Department aimed at enhancing public safety in the Perimeter district. The DeKalb PCID has approved $173,350 in funds for a two-year Public Safety Technology Partnership with the Dunwoody Police Department, demonstrating a steadfast ...

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ATLANTA – The Georgia Chamber of Commerce, the state’s leading business advocacy and research organization, released the results of its annual Executive Insights Survey providing an overview of the state of Georgia’s economic environment and the issues top-of-mind for Georgia’s business leaders.

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DUNWOODY, Ga. — In a continued effort to boost Dunwoody Village as the city’s downtown, a newly formed group of area business owners are working on a game plan.

Dunwoody Village, a neighborhood of shops, offices and residences along Chamblee Dunwoody Road near Mount Vernon Road, has been a focus for city officials for some time.

The City of Atlanta has been named as the top city to start a business in 2024 by Home Bay and recognized in Black Enterprise Magazine. Cited for low operating costs, a large talent pool and a strong community of Black entrepreneurs, the latest acknowledgement comes after Atlanta metro area captured the best place to start your own business in 2023 by LinkedIn.

Dunwoody, Georgia - As the vibrant colors of spring begin to blossom, so does the business community and local arts in Dunwoody. The Perimeter Chamber delighted to shine a spotlight on the latest additions to our community, each bringing its unique flair and offerings to our bustling cityscape.

The Rotary Club of Dunwoody seeks host families willing to provide shelter, guidance, and support for a 90-day period to these young ambassadors. Hosting offers families a unique opportunity to enrich their lives through cultural exchange, fostering lasting friendships while contributing to global understanding and peace. Host families are not financially compensated but gain immeasurable rewards ...

DUNWOODY, GA (March 8, 2024) -- Chris Clark, President and CEO of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, recently shared valuable insights on the future of Georgia's workforce during a special guest appearance at the Rotary Club of Dunwoody. Clark's presentation delved into the significant changes and potential challenges facing Georgia's economy.

For some companies, it can pay off massively to pivot away from your core business and focus on something new. Here are 13 examples of companies that successfully reinvented their business.

Members of the Atlanta Regional Commission’s second Local Leadership Housing Action Committee recently announced a series of steps they will take to address housing affordability challenges in their jurisdictions.

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