Kumar Comments on Global Business in Georgia Trend Magazine
Date: July 12, 2017
Georgia Trend’s Kenna Simmons recently spoke to Georgia business leaders to gather perspectives on global business trends and how the state’s strong international relationships are supporting the state’s favorable trade climate. When Simmons spoke to Sonjui Kumar, Kumar (in her role as the chair of the Georgia Indo-American Chamber of Commerce) shared her thoughts on Georgia’s relationships with India, which ranks 21st for exports and 8th for imports and how it is a big player at the Port of Savannah. Kumar noted in the article, “We know there’s a change at the federal level, but [Atlanta] is still a welcoming city — the mayor, the governor, everyone has said that we are still open for business and we are not turning away trades.” Read the full article at http://www.georgiatrend.com/June-2017/Open-for-Global-Business/
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