The Gwinnett Chamber Cities Guide explores and uncovers the many gems of the county that help to make Gwinnett a great place to live, learn, work and play. There is no place quite like Gwinnett and each of the cities located within the county contribute to the area’s uniqueness and desirability. To read the newest...
The Gwinnett Chamber is pleased to recognize women who are making it happen at the Moxie Awards, presented by Northside Hospital, on Friday, Aug. 28. Built for women who are bold in business, the third annual Moxie Awards will begin with a powerhouse panel and conclude with a ceremony to recognize our award winners. Panelists...
Business RadioX’s show, “Gwinnett Business Radio” recently featured Gwinnett Chamber Manager, Public Policy & Community Affairs, Paul Oh, as well as Gwinnett Chamber Public Policy Vice Chair Dean Collins, Founder, Axis Companies. The pair gave an update on the public policy happenings at the Gwinnett Chamber as well as the state of Georgia. To listen, CLICK...
At the most recent monthly membership luncheon, On Topic, held on July 15, at the 1818 Club, attendees heard a mid-year economic update from Dr. Alfie Meek. The Director of the Center for Economic Development Services at the Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute (EI²) spoke about COVID-19 and its implications to the economy. CLICK HERE to...
Are you ready to plan your next adventure? Condor Tours & Travel is a full-service travel company offering travel worldwide. They have been in business since 1991 and recently relocated to its new home in downtown Lawrenceville, located at 470 N Clayton Street, Suite 207. For more info, call 770-339-9961 or visit www.condortoursandtravel.com.
Tichi Southern Cuisine presents its Taste of Tichi Food Truck, which recently celebrated its ribbon cutting with the Gwinnett Chamber. It will be serving all the favorites from tower of fish, southern cheese steak, shrimp and grits, the triple threat burger, and so much more. The food truck can pull up to your job or...
Before the COVID-19 pandemic caused an untimely recession and global health crisis, the U.S. economy was at the peak of historic economic recovery. From record-low unemployment to exponential job growth and billions of dollars of economic investment, millions of Georgians have benefited from the past decade of economic prosperity. Much of the positive economic impacts...
After lawmakers reconvened from the pandemic-interrupted session, the 2020 Legislative Session concluded on Friday, June 26 as lawmakers maximized the remaining 11 days prioritizing legislation to pass and send to the Governor’s desk. Highlighted below are some key takeaways. $25.9 Billion Fiscal 2021 State Budget Lawmakers had the pressing task of passing an adjusted budget...
Business RadioX’s show, “The Voice of Business” features and highlights businesses and business leaders that are members of the Gwinnett Chamber. This month’s show featured some of our small business members, Reggie Mobley of Mobley HVAC, Reno Borgognoni CPA and Pierina Anderson of Twin Kookies and Sweets. To listen, CLICK HERE.
On Tuesday, June 23, the Georgia General Assembly passed House Bill 426, commonly known as the Hate Crimes Bill, and it now heads to Governor Brian Kemp’s desk for signature. The bill enhances penalties to a person convicted of a crime based on the victim’s race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, mental disability,...
