We get by with a little help from our friends. Lets face it. Sometimes there just arent enough hours in the day. Jobs, kids, errands and lets not forget taking care of you! Often times it...

Gwinnett Village CID's mission is threefold: bolster economic development, boost property values and improve the quality of life through mobility, security and aesthetic enhancements. To further their mission, Gwinnett Village CID...

What will you find at Gwinnett Tech? It could be life's next step, a career you're passionate about, skills that make you more valuable, supportive faculty and staff, and the resources to...

Some areas are known for a specific industry. Nashville has Country Music. Detroit has cars. Hollywood has movies. Orlando has tourism. Gatlinburg, Tennessee has fudge and pancakes. Umm, ok, some places are more known...

At first, you see a sign or maybe a large truck unloading lights outside of a nearby diner.  Then you hear that Paul Rudd is in town, or maybe Jennifer Aniston. You think nothing...

You never know when you'll be "tapped" for show-business. That's supposed to be a pun by the way. Because if anyone had asked Steve Economos a few years ago if he would...

Partnership Gwinnett's 2015 Summit reflected an overriding theme – Gwinnett has been very successful in bringing industry into the county, improving and expanding educational opportunities and building vibrant communities that will...

Economic development leaders from Partnership Gwinnett and the Gwinnett Chamber consistently travel worldwide to explore trade and export opportunities, recruit direct foreign investment and share the message that Gwinnett County is...

If Partnership Gwinnett is Gwinnett's A-Team, Nick Masino is "Hannibal" Smith, and like the beloved television and movie character, he "loves it when a plan comes together." "When Gwinnett decides to do...

The success of Gwinnett's economic development is a group effort, county leaders say, the result of cooperation among business and industry, education, nonprofits, and government. Charlotte Nash, chairman of the Gwinnett ...