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Centers of Innovation
The Georgia Centers of Innovation
program is designed to enhance long-term economic opportunities for
Georgians, nourish the state's homegrown industries, and encourage
new companies to invest and build in the state. The centers
focus on specific industries that include aerospace, agricultural
technologies, life sciences, marine logistics, and information
technology.
This initiative utilizes Georgia's unique private and public assets
including Georgia's research universities to promote innovation,
entrepreneurship, and technology job creation throughout the state.
Cunningham
Center for Leadership Development
Cunningham
Sales Institute
Professional
classes and seminars can be tailored for individuals, businesses and
organizations in the areas of sales and sales management.
Contact Susan Miller for more information at 706-568-5101.
Leadership
Institute
Professional
programs designed to develop highly motivated, well-qualified,
ethical leaders for business, industry and government. Programs
tailored to fit the needs of organizations and professionals and to
develop leadership in the various organizations.
Contact Ed Helton for more information at 706-568-5101.
Conference
Center
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9 seminar rooms
which can be configured to meet your group of 10-90 participants
(300-900 square feet.)
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A luxurious
executive board room which seats 20 at a conference table and
has additional seating for 20 more participants.
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3 computer labs
(up to 26 participants)
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2 outdoor
patios for social events (150-300 people)
Banquet and
conference facilities which can accommodate up to 540 people for
conferences, banquets, lectures, and other types of social events.
Also available are seminar rooms, a luxurious board room and a
computer lab.
For booking information contact Kim Rozycki at 706-568-5101.
Columbus State University
Columbus State
University offers a student-centered environment about 100 miles
southwest of Atlanta. Through engaging learning experiences, CSU
aims to educate students for career and life success. Columbus State
has enjoyed steady growth in recent years, enrolling about 7,500
undergraduate and graduate students in fall 2005. The university
offers more than 50 undergraduate and 35 graduate degrees.
Greater Columbus Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Located in the historic train depot at 1200 6th Avenue,
the chamber has been serving the Columbus Region for more than 160
years!
UGA's Small
Business Development Center
The Georgia Small Business Development Center Network is a
partnership program between The University of Georgia, the U.S.
Small Business Administration, and other colleges and universities
from around the state, working together to provide consulting,
training, and applied research for Georgia's entrepreneurs.
Georgia
Tech's Enterprise Innovation Institute
The
Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute helps enterprises
improve their competitiveness through the application of science,
technology and innovation.
The
Valley Partnership
Members
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Chattahoochee County |
Harris County |
Marion County |
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Muscogee County |
Talbot County |
Taylor County |
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City of Manchester, GA |
Phenix City, AL |
City of West Point, GA |
The
Valley Partnership, serving a trade
area of 600,000 people, offers a
progressive, pro-business environment
unparalleled by other communities.
The Valley Partnership
allows you to reach the entire Columbus
region with one phone call or click of a
mouse. With a wide range of economic
incentives offered by state and local
governments, we can say that the
Valley Partnership gives you the
Power to
Succeed!
The Advanced
Technology Development Center
The Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) is a nationally
recognized science and technology incubator that helps Georgia
entrepreneurs launch and build successful companies. ATDC provides
strategic business advice and connects its member companies to the
people and resources they need to succeed.
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