GaBiz Magazine

GaBiz Magazine is the go-to publication for Georgia's business community. Tailored for C-suite executives, business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals involved in economic development in Georgia, the magazine highlights why the state is often recognized as the best place to conduct business. GaBiz aims to showcase the advantages of starting, growing, or relocating a business in Georgia. It delivers essential news on local businesses, shares inspiring success stories from both small and large enterprises, and features influential leaders who contribute to the state's thriving business environment. Additionally, GaBiz acts as a valuable resource for businesses considering a move or expansion into Georgia.

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Growing Conditions

Mar 6, 2024 | gabizmagazine.com | Michael Jacobs

Georgia farms are fewer in number but rising in value and productivity while the state Agriculture Department aims to root them in resilience. Georgia exports are at record levels, and the world will come to Atlanta for eight soccer games in 2026. Counting Our ChickensThe average Georgia farm is worth more than $1 million after years of consolidation have left the state with fewer, bigger farms. In releasing the data from its 2022 Census of Agriculture on Feb.
Jump-Starting Jobs

Feb 2, 2024 | gabizmagazine.com | Michael Jacobs

A training initiative is preparing the ground crew for Georgia’s electric vehicle future, while cleaner jet fuel, Atlanta’s airport, and the rearmed Georgia Air Guard are flying high. Expanding the Impact of EVsGoodwill of North Georgia is taking the lead on training the post-manufacturing side of the state’s charge into electric vehicles. Companies such as Hyundai, Rivian, SK, and their suppliers have promised nearly 30,000 jobs the past five years to build EVs, batteries, and other components.
Always in Style - GaBiz Magazine

Feb 1, 2024 | gabizmagazine.com | Jennifer Franklin

Athens is known for its rich music history, healthy competition, and plenty of new ideas, fueled by the University of Georgia and the Classic City’s creative spirit. One of the major fixtures on the downtown landscape is the Classic Center, a 350,000 square-foot meeting and convention facility, with a 2,000-plus-seat performing arts theater and 22,000-square-foot outdoor pavilion. It’s hosted some top names in music and entertainment and major conferences.
Patently True - GaBiz Magazine

Jan 4, 2024 | gabizmagazine.com | Michael Jacobs

While Rivian and Hyundai’s partners push the EV economy and the Port of Savannah develops more connections, Fayette County grows beyond filmmaking and the U.S. government recognizes Atlanta as a hub of innovation. New Home for InnovatorsThe U.S. Patent and Trademark Office plans to open a Southeast regional office in the Atlanta area by the end of 2025 for patent and trademark searches and applications, training, and other outreach services.
Hospitality Suite

Jan 4, 2024 | gabizmagazine.com | Jennifer Bradley Franklin

Tourism and meetings are major fixtures in the business landscape, particularly in Georgia’s capital city. This month, Signia by Hilton Atlanta opens its doors, marking the completion of the massive 976-key, ground-up hotel development (downtown’s largest in 40 years) and the third property in Signia by Hilton’s portfolio worldwide.
Batter Up - GaBiz Magazine

Dec 4, 2023 | gabizmagazine.com | Michael Jacobs

Big baseball and soccer games are coming to metro Atlanta, the auto industry keeps accelerating, and businesses invest in developing the collective workforce and leadership both now and in the future. Back in the SwingThe Atlanta Braves’ best-in-baseball 104 regular-season wins didn’t produce postseason success, but the team is ending 2023 with good news. Not only did right-fielder Ronald Acuña Jr. win the National League MVP Award, but Truist Park was named the site of the 2025 All-Star Game.
Waste Not - GaBiz Magazine

Dec 4, 2023 | gabizmagazine.com | Jennifer Bradley Franklin

Finding fresh, wholesome food can be a hardship for consumers in need, and on the flip side, avoiding unnecessary waste can be a challenge for farmers. This intricate set of issues inspired Kashi Sehgal to launch Retaaza in 2020.
Chef’s Kiss - GaBiz Magazine

Nov 1, 2023 | gabizmagazine.com | Michael Jacobs

Eighteen Atlanta restaurants share the spotlight as the Michelin Guide comes to the city. Hyundai celebrates its progress a year into construction on its Metaplant America. Meanwhile, Georgia recommits to college, wins some accolades, and keeps pumping up the entertainment industry. Forks in the Road The Michelin Guide arrived in Atlanta on Oct. 24, bestowing its coveted stars on five restaurants and highlighting others for sustainability and value.
Business Builder

Nov 1, 2023 | gabizmagazine.com | Jennifer Bradley Franklin

When entrepreneur H.J. Russell founded his eponymous company in 1952, he laid the foundation for one of the largest minority enterprises in America, one that would come to include divisions in real estate development, construction, project management, and even airport concessions. Rather than simply enjoying his success and passing it along to his family, Russell had a vision to share the wealth, literally, by creating opportunities for other Black business owners.
Beauty is Big Business

Oct 12, 2023 | gabizmagazine.com | Emily L. Foley

The beauty industry is booming. In 2022, the U.S. skincare, makeup, hair care, and fragrance industry reached $30 billion in annual sales for mass market (drugstore) products, and $27 billion for prestige (specialty store) products. Worldwide, the total was $430 billion last year.