Jennifer Bradley Franklin

Georgia’s business leaders may have limited spare time, but that doesn’t stop them from capitalizing on the state’s varied outdoor activities and cultural opportunities

In many ways, it’s a different world than when Governor Brian Kemp took office in January 2019. Since his inauguration, a global health crisis precipitated changes in supply chains, employment, and other elements of the economic landscape. Still, Georgia is thriving amid the challenges, due in part to Kemp’s commitment to facilitating a pro-business environment in both the state’s largest cities and less populated areas.