Fortune Favors the Bold – and Business-Friendly
As a top state for business, Georgia continues to prove why it continues to achieve this ranking by attracting global investment while fostering homegrown innovation. A recent feature with FORTUNE underscores the factors that help set Georgia apart from the competition: a strategic location, business-friendly policies, and a skilled, ready workforce create the ideal setting for companies to grow and compete both domestically and internationally.
Pick a long-term partner
Georgia companies are excelling across industries, from advanced manufacturing and logistics to fintech and health sciences. The Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) works closely with businesses at every stage, connecting them to the tools and resources they need to succeed. From site selection assistance and incentive programs to workforce development and international trade support, GDEcD ensures companies have everything required to scale efficiently.
Learn how Georgia Power is keeping up with the increasing demands of technical innovation.
Smart investments for a business-friendly environment
Georgia’s pro-business climate and robust infrastructure make it easier for businesses to operate, expand, and reach new markets around the world. The state’s strategic ports, airports, and logistics networks allow businesses to deliver products quickly and efficiently. Plus, its diverse workforce provides the talent necessary to innovate and grow.
At the same time, educational institutions and workforce programs supply skilled employees for every stage of business development, from entry-level positions to executive leadership. This combination of talent, infrastructure, and business support makes Georgia a unique place to start, grow, and scale a business.
Hear how the Savannah region is booming – talent, global connections, thriving industries, and an unbeatable lifestyle combine for success, in part due to Georgia’s ports serving as the gateway to the Southeast.
Plan for the future
Opportunities for startups and smaller companies to flourish alongside major global corporations supported by the state’s entrepreneurial landscape. Innovation hubs, incubators, and research centers that foster collaboration across industries are growing in Georgia communities statewide. Programs focused on workforce training, STEM education, and business development help ensure that Georgia’s growth is sustainable and inclusive, giving companies confidence to invest in the long term.
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From global headquarters to innovative startups, in Georgia, businesses can be confident today and for the long term. Based in Belgium, global biopharmaceutical giant UCB, Inc. recently announced plans to build its first U.S. manufacturing facility near metro Atlanta, conveniently located near multiple research universities and the company’s existing North American headquarters.
Explore the future home of UCB’s new manufacturing facility, Rowen.
With consistent investments in its strengths, Georgia is not only a great place for business today but also poised for continued growth on the world stage.