While Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful (GC&B) staffers can often be seen around town in work gloves, reflective vests, and even waders for a rotating calendar of cleanup and recycling events, they welcome the opportunity to dress up for one of the eco-focused nonprofit’s biggest events of the...
https://youtu.be/pBftdAdN2ss
Cities are complex, especially if you start looking at them layout wise. You want your business to succeed and location can really impact that! The Downtown Development Authority helps think those things through, diving into the...
The Gwinnett Chamber announces the hiring of Marlene M. Fosque to its executive leadership team. Fosque will be the new Vice President of Economic Development leading the Partnership Gwinnett initiative.
She brings more than 20 years of corporate business experience to the role and served for four...
The Gwinnett Chamber and Council for Quality Growth hosted Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Nicole Hendrickson this morning for the annual State of the County Address, presented by Axis and HNTB. The program, held at 12 Stone Church in Lawrenceville, brought together business and community leaders to celebrate collective successes while learning the vision for...
After nine years with the organization, Meredith Bailey has been promoted to Creative Director. In this elevated role, Meredith will lead creative direction and branding strategy for the Gwinnett Chamber, working initially to complete a comprehensive style guide that yields consistent brand positioning throughout the organization. She...
A penny sometimes makes all the difference. The Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, or SPLOST, is a one-cent, voter-approved sales tax. It’s something Gwinnett Voters have approved since the mid-1980’s and it’s resulted in hundreds of projects that keep Gwinnett a great place to live, work...
Written by Joseph Holevinski, Converge multimedia journalism intern and Senior at Gwinnett School of Math, Science & Technology (GSMST)
Cities all over Gwinnett County have been undergoing renovation. However, one city in particular has developed its downtown area dramatically...
When Emory Morsberger took the helm as Executive Director of Gateway85 CID in April 2019, he did so with a lifetime of experience already under his belt, working on and completing large visionary community projects and real estate developments like the rebirth of...
Showcasing those that dare to start, sustain and succeed, the Gwinnett Chamber held its Small Business Awards on November 3, at the Gas South Convention Center. Presented by Regions Bank, ten category recipients were recognized for exhibiting best business practices and embodying the entrepreneurial spirit.
“At the Gwinnett Chamber,...
"If Gwinnett was great enough for us to grow up in, shouldn't it also be great enough for our kids?"
- Curt Thompson
The overall purpose of Curt Thompson's campaign for Gwinnett County Commission Chair...
While Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful (GC&B) staffers can often be seen around town in work gloves, reflective vests, and even waders for a rotating calendar of cleanup and recycling events, they welcome the opportunity to dress up for one of the eco-focused nonprofit’s biggest events of the...
https://youtu.be/pBftdAdN2ss
Cities are complex, especially if you start looking at them layout wise. You want your business to succeed and location can really impact that! The Downtown Development Authority helps think those things through, diving into the...
The Gwinnett Chamber announces the hiring of Marlene M. Fosque to its executive leadership team. Fosque will be the new Vice President of Economic Development leading the Partnership Gwinnett initiative.
She brings more than 20 years of corporate business experience to the role and served for four...
The Gwinnett Chamber and Council for Quality Growth hosted Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Nicole Hendrickson this morning for the annual State of the County Address, presented by Axis and HNTB. The program, held at 12 Stone Church in Lawrenceville, brought together business and community leaders to celebrate collective successes while learning the vision for...
After nine years with the organization, Meredith Bailey has been promoted to Creative Director. In this elevated role, Meredith will lead creative direction and branding strategy for the Gwinnett Chamber, working initially to complete a comprehensive style guide that yields consistent brand positioning throughout the organization. She...
A penny sometimes makes all the difference. The Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, or SPLOST, is a one-cent, voter-approved sales tax. It’s something Gwinnett Voters have approved since the mid-1980’s and it’s resulted in hundreds of projects that keep Gwinnett a great place to live, work...
Written by Joseph Holevinski, Converge multimedia journalism intern and Senior at Gwinnett School of Math, Science & Technology (GSMST)
Cities all over Gwinnett County have been undergoing renovation. However, one city in particular has developed its downtown area dramatically...
When Emory Morsberger took the helm as Executive Director of Gateway85 CID in April 2019, he did so with a lifetime of experience already under his belt, working on and completing large visionary community projects and real estate developments like the rebirth of...
Showcasing those that dare to start, sustain and succeed, the Gwinnett Chamber held its Small Business Awards on November 3, at the Gas South Convention Center. Presented by Regions Bank, ten category recipients were recognized for exhibiting best business practices and embodying the entrepreneurial spirit.
“At the Gwinnett Chamber,...
"If Gwinnett was great enough for us to grow up in, shouldn't it also be great enough for our kids?"
- Curt Thompson
The overall purpose of Curt Thompson's campaign for Gwinnett County Commission Chair...
