Partnership Gwinnett

About 40 minutes from Midtown Atlanta, there’s another bustling commercial center in south Gwinnett County. The development of Snellville’s The Grove at Towne Center is nearing completion, and it's redefining the city’s downtown. Learn more: https://loom.ly/wIFaqMQ

Gwinnett County is commonly known for being one of the most diverse counties in the U.S., and its economy has been built with this diversity in mind. The county strategically invested in five targeted industries. These include advanced manufacturing, supply chain management, information technology services, health sciences and services, and corporate and professional services. With an estimated population growth of 25% by 2050, it will become the third largest job base in the region, according to data from the Atlanta Regional Commission. Learn more: https://loom.ly/IAN-ziU

At the end of the day, we’re all just looking for a sense of belonging. Imagine living in a community that feels like it was built just for you. That’s Gwinnett — where peace, harmony, and a sense of home are at the heart of every neighborhood. With accessible, award-winning parks, infinite walkable trails, unique food and beverage spots, and vibrant downtown centers, Gwinnett is the place where you can live your best life, right at home. Curious about what makes our thriving county so special? Visit ExploreGwinnett.org.

This week’s #CitiesofGwinnettFeature is Duluth! As Gwinnett’s third-largest city, Duluth truly embodies the spirit of good living! Whether you’re a foodie or just someone looking for a great place to relax, Duluth has something for everyone. Indulge in a wide variety of dining experiences, from chef-driven restaurants that elevate local flavors to cozy local pubs that offer the perfect spot to unwind with friends. But Duluth isn’t just about food—this city is alive with fabulous live music and a vibrant arts scene that makes every visit a memorable experience. From local art galleries to community festivals and concerts, there’s always something happening here that feeds the soul and brings people together. Learn more about the vibrant City of Duluth at https://loom.ly/SGSM_ps!

The life science industry in Georgia is growing, and it’s growing fast. It employs nearly 215,000 workers and has a combined $50.2 billion in total economic impact on the state’s economy. Learn more: https://loom.ly/e2IRHM4

The Gwinnett Chamber and Partnership Gwinnett will cohost the Global Atlanta Consular Conversation Series, featuring Melanie Moltmann, Consul General of Germany in Atlanta. Learn more: https://loom.ly/WPcQTJ4

This year has been transformative for economic development in Gwinnett County. As a powerhouse for Georgia and the Southeast, Gwinnett continues to fuel impressive growth by strategically investing in innovation, technology and global connectivity. Hear more from our Vice President of Economic Development, Deven Cason, here: https://loom.ly/4-MYz4o

🌟 Excited to be mapping out and planning for a busy and exciting 2025! One of our key initiatives at Partnership Gwinnett is consistently connecting with the incredible businesses that help our community thrive. As we gear up for the new year, I’m eager to schedule visits with tech and life science companies in Gwinnett County to explore how we can support you. Whether you’re navigating operational challenges, planning for expansion, pursuing capital investment projects, or simply looking to connect with resources, we’re here to assist. If you’re part of this vibrant ecosystem—or know a company that could benefit from our services—please send them my way! I’d love to schedule a visit and discuss how Partnership Gwinnett can help. For those unfamiliar, Partnership Gwinnett is the economic development marketing arm of the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce. As a public-private partnership, we work closely with organizations like the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Metro Atlanta Chamber, utility providers, local colleges and universities, Gwinnett County Government, and Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) to ensure businesses in our community have the support they need to succeed. Best of all, our services are entirely free of charge! We’re proudly funded to support, retain, and recruit businesses, ensuring Gwinnett remains a thriving hub for growth and innovation. 📅 Let’s make 2025 a year of opportunity! Reach out to schedule a visit—I’d love to hear your story and see how we can partner for success. #EconomicDevelopment #GwinnettCounty #PartnershipGwinnett #Innovation #BusinessGrowth

Thinking about expanding your manufacturing business? Make Gwinnett County your top choice! One big reason? Georgia Quick Start – a free, customized workforce training program that’s been powering businesses for over 50 years! Georgia Quick Start is a workforce development program that provides customized training, to qualified businesses that are either relocating to or expanding within Georgia. Quick Start tailors its training to the specific needs of a company. This is particularly useful for manufacturing businesses that require workers to have specialized skills for operating advanced machinery, following safety protocols, or maintaining high standards of production. Training is flexible too – on-site, at a Quick Start center, or a local technical college. Just ask companies like Kia Georgia or Hyundai – they’re already reaping the benefits! Ready to accelerate your expansion in Gwinnett? Visit https://loom.ly/WlTWCJo and contact us today!

For Evermore Community Improvement District, following the road less traveled was never an option. In fact, Evermore’s goal was to turn the almost forgotten Highway 78 into an upscale destination rather than a road to somewhere else. Highway 78 has been through tremendous changes over the past 30 years. From having a “temporary” reversible lane to the beginning of medians being installed, improvement projects have been continuous. In 2002, a group of landowners in the area formed the Highway 78 Corridor Improvement Association to have strong community voices leading improvement projects on Highway 78. The Association, now Evermore CID, was a success! Over the past 20 years, Evermore CID has conducted comprehensive transportation plans, median implementation, pedestrian bridges, additional sidewalks, driveway and parking access for businesses, expansion studies, and a multi-use trail park on Stone Mountain, among so many other projects. Evermore CID’s dedication shines through for its community, and the efforts of its work are readily visible when driving on Highway 78.