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Trade Leads: Brazil, China Seek Georgia Defense, Food Products
The Georgia Department of Economic Development is fielding inquiries from Brazil and China that could provide an easy entree into the markets for companies with the right products. Continue reading...
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OneTrust Hits Milestone in Brazil
OneTrust, a privacy software platform that has become one of the fastest-growing privately held companies in the United States, hit a 500-customer milestone in Brazil, a growing market where the...
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Embrace Your Inner Sidekick: Georgia Tech Professor Envisions Global...
It’s a well-established fact that most business startups fail, which is one reason venture capitalists make so many bets, hoping that one home run will justify many strikeouts. Continue reading at...
View ArticleTrade Leads From Brazil, Colombia Include Bioscience, Aerospace and Defense...
The Georgia Department of Economic Development’s trade and investment offices in Latin America have sourced a diverse array of trade leads, ginning up demand for Georgia products in bioscience, defense...
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Ambassador: Despite Criticism on Amazon, Brazil an Environmental Powerhouse
Brazil has gotten a bad rap for fires choking up the “lungs of the world” in the Amazon, but the country’s U.S. Continue reading at Global Atlanta.
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KaMin Set to Buy BASF’s Kaolin Business
Macon, Ga.-based KaMin LLC, a top exporter of kaolin clay used in paper, paints and many other products, is set to buy the kaolin minerals business of BASF, the German chemical giant. Continue reading...
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Webinar to Showcase Brazil’s Fertile AgTech Sector to Georgia
When it comes to AgTech, the convergence of technology and the farm, Brazil has a head start, and its innovations could find fertile ground in a state that already has seen ample Brazilian agribusiness...
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Trade Leads: Brazil, Chile Seek Georgia Agricultural, Aerospace Products
The Georgia Department of Economic Development’s offices abroad have fielded a new slate of trade leads, providing opportunities for companies in the state to fulfill the agricultural and aerospace...
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Diversity and Deal-Making: Integrating DEI Into Cross-Border M&A
For Sovos, a tax software firm with 2,400 employees around the world and an executive team mostly based in Atlanta, growth has become both increasingly global and driven by acquisitions. Continue...
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More Georgia-Made Oxygen Devices Approved for Sale in Brazil
A Georgia-based firm has been approved to sell new models of its oxygen equipment in Brazil, the latest step on the path toward expanding international sales as COVID-19 continues to spotlight expanded...
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Atlanta’s Brazilians Overwhelmingly Backed Bolsonaro in Tight Presidential Race
Every vote truly counted in the recent Brazilian election, in which the leftist former president known as Lula narrowly edged out controversial conservative Jair Bolsonaro, the first incumbent leader...
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How a Growing Global Workforce Is Shaping Atlanta’s Real Estate Market
Editor’s note: This sponsored article was contributed by Paula Henao, principal of Paula Henao Real Estate Group Inc., as part of her firm’s annual partnership with Global Atlanta. Continue reading at...
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Delta Deepens Latin America Reach From Atlanta With More Flights to Brazil,...
Travelers from Atlanta have further options for nonstop flights to Peru, Chile and Brazil, in part thanks to Delta Air Lines Inc. Continue reading at Global Atlanta.
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Trade Leads: Agribusiness Inquiries From Brazil, Chile, China and Japan
The Georgia Department of Economic Development’s December trade leads, circulated in the monthly newsletter of its International Trade Division, revealed a hunger around the world for food items...
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Diplomatic Digest: Unprecedented 10 New Consuls General Took Up Posts in...
The post-pandemic shakeup of the Atlanta Consular Corps continued throughout the course of 2022, with a number of new diplomats arriving just as their public schedules could return to normal for the...
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Brazil, a Protein Powerhouse, Helps Agribusiness Firms Look at Georgia, U.S.
Brazil’s top organizations for the export of meat and machinery flocked to Georgia this week for the annual “poultry show,” making a case for deeper collaboration with its largest competitor in the...
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Equifax Acquires Brazilian Partner for $583M
Equifax Inc. is buying one of its partners in Brazil, showing continued commitment to a growth plan focused on extending international reach and strategic acquisitions. Continue reading at Global...
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Brazilian Machinery Makers Find $25M in Deals in Atlanta
January’s International Production and Processing Expo in Atlanta led to more than $25 million in sales for Brazilian machinery and equipment manufacturers that joined a government-led program aimed at...
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Emory Honors Faculty, Alumni for Deepening International Connections
Emory University last week doled out three annual awards to faculty and alumni helping to drive the global integration leaders said remains essential to its international standing. Continue reading...
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InComm Deepens Investment in Brazil With Fortaleza IT Hub
Atlanta-based InComm Payments, a fintech firm focused on gift cards and other alternative payments, is deepening its commitment to the Brazilian market with a new IT hub that will hire 200. Continue...
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