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Geo Strategy Partners received the 2018 Globe Award from Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) in recognition of excellence in international business and commitment to strengthening the State’s economy through continued expansion into new global markets. http://www.georgia.org/business-resources/international-trade/globe-award-winners/  

Geo Strategy Partners expands its Latin American capabilities with a new office in Nicaragua. While Geo Strategy Partners have been doing research in the region for many years, having an operational platform in Nicaragua enhances the ability to not only help global clients succeed in Latin markets, but also to empower local companies. The new office will support a three pronged business model: Providing ...

A recent market study completed on behalf of an association delivered insights that will set the course for future offerings and growth strategies. It was not until after we delivered our findings that we asked if the association had developed a value proposition. It had… and we were gratified to see that member responses related to member needs and their ...

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from our staff at our new Central America office.

Geo strategy managing director and president of business marketing association Atlanta chapter at BMA National Conference in Chicago with fellow board member.

Congratulations to Anna and Justin Holladay for winning the Edge Connections 2015 Business Plan Competition.   Anna and Justin were mentored by an  Atlanta BMA committee consisting of Mark Towery, Managing Director, Geo Strategy Partners; Mark Semmelmayer, Founder Pen & Ink Marketing, and Melissa Fike, Director, Marketing Programs/Campaigns, McKesson.  When you are ready for  pop up wedding, contact Anna and Justin at ...

Geo Strategy Partners Managing Director begins his 15th year as the Thai Trade Representative to the Southeast US. Pictured here at breakfast for Minister of Commerce Prayoth Benyasut.

“One of my pet peeves is when people come up to me and say, “It’s a shame that the Internet is killing newspapers.” I heartily disagree. Newspapers survived for 15 years with the Internet offering our stuff for free. What’s killing newspapers, first and foremost, is the lack of advertisers. They’ve all but disappeared. (Exhibit A: Your thinning newspaper.) And ...