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Spotlight On: Scott Helms, Principal, Helms Development

Writer: Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read May 2021 — Greater Fort Lauderdale has grown into one of South Florida logistics and warehousing hubs. Scott Helms, principal of Helms Development, spoke to Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale on the opportunities of a hot market, challenges he faces with the lack of available

Spotlight On: Tim Davey, Founder & Managing Director, Global Marine Travel

Writer: Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read May 2021 — In an interview with Invest:, Founder and Managing Director of Global Marine Travel (a full-service, specialized maritime travel agency) Tim Davey talks about the importance of seafarers and how their role in the global economy was under-appreciated until the pandemic struck.

Spotlight On: Bernard Paul-Hus, President & CEO, Hypower Inc.

Writer: Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read May 2021 — Based in South Florida, Hypower is an electrical and utility contractor comprised of several divisions that range from commercial electrical to telecom engineering. Ranked by ENR magazine as a top commercial electrical and utility contractor in the Southeast, Hypower works with

Spotlight On: Ralph Godwin, President & CFO, YMP Real Estate Management, LLC

Writer: Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read April 2021 — YMP Real Estate Management, LLC is a privately-held, fully integrated, real estate firm engaged in the acquisition and management of multifamily, office and assisted living properties. In an interview with Invest:, President and CFO Ralph Godwin shares his experiences managing the

Spotlight On: David Hammond, CEO, CSI International

Writer: Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read March 2021 —As companies across every spectrum look toward effective sanitation technologies and methodologies to boost consumer confidence, janitorial services are enjoying a new industry high, fueled by innovation, new certifications and regulations. David Hammond, CEO of CSI International, shares his views on the

Reimagining Georgia’s future

Writer: Felipe Rivas 2 min read March 2021 — In 2020, the Peach State was ready to continue its long-standing industry diversification efforts, maintain a record low unemployment rate and continue attracting international investment, among other ambitious business goals, well into the new decade. Then COVID-19 happened.  A year into

2022-07-11T06:46:57-04:00March 5th, 2021|Atlanta, Economy|