02 Mar 2020
Grants & Funding Opportunities | March 2020
ECG’s Office of Economic & Community Development has assembled a list of current grants and funding opportunities that may be relevant to your needs. Highlighted are program offerings by the Georgia Department of Agriculture. We update this regularly and will continue to share information about additional funding opportunities.
06 Feb 2020
Grants, Loans & Funding Opportunities | February 2020
Assembled is a list of current grants and funding opportunities that may be relevant to your needs. Deadline for the “Innovative” Highway Safety Program is fast approaching. We update this regularly and will continue to share information about additional funding opportunities.
16 Jan 2020
Grants, Loans & Funding Opportunities
Monthly, ECG’s Office of Economic & Community Development assembles a list of funding opportunities available. Highlighted is a program offering by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. We update this regularly and will continue to share information about additional funding opportunities.
20 Nov 2019
Nippon Light Metal Georgia to Build Facility, Create 110 Jobs in Bartow Co.
Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that Nippon Light Metal Georgia (NLMGA), a company specializing in aluminum products for the automotive industry, will build a new manufacturing facility in Adairsville, creating 110 jobs and investing $50 million in the project.
“This announcement is exciting news for Adairsville and the State of Georgia,” said Governor Kemp. “NLMGA is manufacturing the innovative products that will fuel the future of the automotive industry, and we are grateful that they chose to invest in our state. This new facility will create great opportunities for hardworking Georgians in Bartow County, and I am confident that our readily-available workforce will ensure their success in the region.”
06 Nov 2019
VII STRAIGHT
From Site Selection Magazine: Georgia sets a record for the most consecutive top state business climate wins. Governor Brian Kemp, in his first year as state chief executive, weighs in.
There’s no need to remove the billboard signs at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport — the ones in the terminals touting Georgia as the best state for business. They’re accurate for another year, thanks to the Peach State’s seventh consecutive claim to that honor, according to Site Selection’s annual ranking of state business climates. Seven straight wins is unprecedented.
This measure of location attractiveness is unique in that it’s 50% based on objective criteria (see methodology on page 72) and 50% on subjective input, and not from the Site Selection editors. Site location experts in the corporate and consulting communities are asked to rank their top states and are invited to explain their selections.
