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Update on the Federal Tax Reconciliation Bill (HR 1): What It Means for Georgia’s Economy
July 25, 2025 - The Georgia Chamber of Commerce recently released an important update regarding the U.S. House-passed Reconciliation Bill, HR 1 — legislation that could have significant impacts on Georgia’s business climate, job creation, and long-term economic growth.
The Georgia Chamber continues to oppose HR 1 in its current form, citing concerns...
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Proudly Made in Albany: Celebrating COMBOS® and Georgia-Made Excellence
July 25, 2025 - We’re proud that Albany’s very own COMBOS® Stuffed Snacks was nominated and advanced to Round 2 in the Georgia Chamber’s Coolest Thing Made in Georgia contest!
From convenience store shelves to road trip snack bags, COMBOS® is a beloved favorite — and this...
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Albany Named a Top 25 Lowest-Cost Manufacturing Location in the U.S.
July 25, 2025 - Albany, Georgia continues to make headlines—and this time, it’s for being one of the most cost-effective places to manufacture in the country.
In its most recent issue, Site Selection Magazine ranked Albany #14 on its list of the Top 25 Lowest-Cost Manufacturing Locations in the U.S., citing...
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Tapping into Top Talent: A Remote Hiring Resource for Military Spouses
July 25, 2025 - In today’s dynamic workforce, flexibility is key—for both employers and job seekers. That’s especially true for military spouses, who often face employment challenges due to frequent relocations. Now, there’s a simple way for employers to connect with these highly capable candidates through...
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Made in Albany: Products that Put Us on the Map
July 1, 2025 - Albany, Georgia isn’t just a great place to live, work, and play—it’s also home to some seriously impressive products made right here in our community. As the Georgia Chamber launches its “Coolest Thing Made in Georgia” contest, we’re celebrating the...
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Turning Pages & Ideas into Action: ADEDC Book Club
July 1, 2025 - At Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission (ADEDC), leadership isn't just about strategy and spreadsheets—it’s about personal growth, professional development, and empowering each other to lead with purpose. That’s why our President & CEO, Jana Dyke, recently launched the ADEDC Team Book Club as...
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A Swinging Success: 2025 Spring Salty Sandbagger Tournament Brings Community Together
May 28, 2025 - What a tournament! ADEDC was honored to serve as the presenting sponsor of the 2025 Spring Salty Sandbagger—a standout event that brought together partners, colleagues, and friends for a day of golf, camaraderie, and connection.
Hosted in collaboration with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany (MCLB Albany), the Salty Sandbagger...
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Welcoming a New Era of Leadership at Albany State University
May 28, 2025 - Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission (ADEDC), in partnership with the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce, proudly co-sponsored a special community reception honoring Dr. Robert Scott, the newly appointed President of Albany State University (ASU).
Held in the heart of Downtown Albany, this warm welcome brought together a diverse group of community...
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Celebrating Progress, Partnerships, and People: Economic Development Week 2025 in Albany-Dougherty
May 28, 2025 - In Albany-Dougherty County, economic development is more than just numbers—it’s about people, partnerships, and long-term progress. During Economic Development Week 2025, the Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission (ADEDC) proudly spotlighted the achievements and initiatives that are shaping the region’s economic future.
Organized by the International Economic...
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Albany-Dougherty Leaders Advocate for Southwest Georgia in Nation’s Capital
May 16, 2025 - Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission (ADEDC) proudly joined the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce for the 2025 Washington D.C. Fly-In—the largest delegation in the event’s history.
The annual Fly-In brings together business and civic leaders from Southwest Georgia to engage with federal officials, advocate for regional priorities,...
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