Lawmakers convened for legislative days 32-34 this week with Wednesday serving as a committee work day. This leaves 6 legislatives days until Sine Die. On Thursday, lawmakers spent over an hour and a half debating SB 68, Governor Kemp’s lawsuit reform priority, before...
Griff Lynch, Executive Director of the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA), had plenty to share at the Gwinnett Chamber’s On Topic Luncheon, presented by Porter Steel. Held at The 1818 Club, the event offered a deep dive into the ever-expanding role of Georgia’s ports in...
Gwinnett, Metro Atlanta, GA – March 20, 2025 – The Gwinnett Chamber, in partnership with Mobile Communications America and Motorola Solutions, hosted the 20th Annual VALOR Public Safety Awards this morning at Gas South District. This annual event brought together over...
The Gwinnett Chamber hosted its second Congressional Welcome Luncheon presented by Gateway85, bringing together U.S. Representatives Andrew Clyde (GA-09) and Hank Johnson (GA-04) for a meaningful discussion on their work to support the business community. The...
BigMan Geophysical celebrated their 10-year anniversary with a ribbon cutting on March 17. Bigman Geophysical, LLC provides comprehensive geophysical and non-destructive testing services for the engineering, construction, utility, environmental, and infrastructure...
Lawmakers convened for legislative days 29-31 this week, leaving 9 days remaining this legislative session. The House Rules Subcommittee on Lawsuit Reform continued to hold public testimony hearings on SB 68, Governor Kemp’s lawsuit reform priority. The House may...
