The group identified
a host of international markets to research.
The meeting
also included discussions of local partnerships, marketing advantages,
business service needs and other issues by representatives from Georgia
Power Company, the Georgia Foreign Trade Zone, Execuserve, Pathway Communities,
Prudential Realty, The Development Authority of Peachtree City and others.
FCDA will conduct
further research and meetings regarding the foreign investment initiative
as it continues the planning process.
The next workshop
will be March 27 in order to begin the development of the established
business initiative and it will be followed by a May 1 workshop to detail
the intellectual capital initiative.
A public meeting
is planned for June.
For information
on the process, or if you would like to participate, phone the Fayette
County Development Authority at 770-461-5253.
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