Greenway Medical Technologies expands existing Carrollton facilities, invests $12 million
September 29, 2011 - Office of Governor Nathan Deal Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Carroll County-based Greenway Medical Technologies, Inc. will expand its corporate headquarters in Carrollton.
This expansion will allow Greenway Medical Technologies to add 400 new jobs over three years and create an additional $12 million in new capital investment to Georgia’s medical and healthcare sectors. Greenway Medical Technologies specializes in advanced health information technology software and on-demand physician services.
“Greenway Medical’s decision to make this investment strengthens Georgia’s position in the health IT sector,” Deal said. “Our state is home to some of the nation’s top health IT firms, with Greenway Medical Technologies among them. I am encouraged by this expansion, and am confident that Georgia will continue to lead in this strategic industry. Read the full press release at georgia.gov.
Georgia: Where Aerospace Takes Off
Many leaders in the aerospace industry call Georgia home: Boeing, Gulfstream, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Pratt & Whitney, Thrush and Triumph are just a few of the OEMs with extensive manufacturing operations in Georgia.
Georgia is also the home of the world's busiest passenger airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, and more than 500 companies that support the aerospace industry.
To learn more about Georgia's leadership role in aerospace education, our experienced and productive workforce, our aerospace research center and industry-leading innovations happening right here in Georgia, read the "Georgia Aerospace Industry Overview."
Carroll Tomorrow is representing Carroll County and the State of Georgia at two aerospace industry events: The National Business Aviation Association's annual meeting and convention in Las Vegas (October 10-12) and The Dubai Airshow in Dubai, UAE (November 13-17).
Did you know? The West Georgia Regional Airport (KCTJ) is located just 45 miles west of downtown Atlanta. Lean more...
Taking Your Business Global
Export-U.com is a free export training website now provided by the US Export Assistance Center in Atlanta and the Georgia SBDC Network.
Funding support for these export webinars has been partially provided by the U.S. Department of Commerce under its Rural Export Initiative.
Visitors can register for free and view any export training seminar of interest. Learn more...
Georgia's Newest "High Tech" Business Destination
The Carroll County Business/Technology Park is a 116 acre mix use property located on the Carrollton by-pass in Carroll County. The park was created to attract targeted industry clusters in the Software, IT, Life Science, Research and Development and Corporate Transaction Service sectors. The Park exists via an intergovernmental partnership between Carroll County Government and The City of Carrollton. In partnership with the Carroll County Development Authority and Carroll Tomorrow, the Park will be available for use in the fall of 2011 with sites in the 2-15 acre range.
More information coming soon.
Carroll Tomorrow is a non-profit 501(c)3 dedicated to a holistic approach that supports the overall vision for Carroll County:
"To create value while preserving the rural quality of life and small-town feel through controlled, quality growth, revitalized town-centers, sustainable agriculture, united government and schools, and targeted job creation."
