The Triggers & Totes 2026 photo gallery is now live—browse the highlights and relive an unforgettable evening of community, generosity, and celebration.
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The Georgia Ports Authority has named Kevin Price as incoming President effective July 1, 2026, with a planned transition to President and CEO in mid-2027. A seasoned terminal operations executive, Price will work alongside CEO Griff Lynch over the next 18 months to ensure continued growth and leadership continuity at Georgia’s ports.
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Maritime After Hours returns to Cohen’s Retreat on Wednesday, February 4, bringing Savannah’s maritime and logistics community together for networking, hosted bites, raffle prizes, and continued support of local maritime organizations.
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Georgia’s Fiscal Year 2025 Year in Review highlights record-setting momentum across the state—from economic growth and workforce development to arts, innovation, and tourism—showcasing the power of collaboration in every corner of Georgia.
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Registration is now open for the 2026 Georgia Logistics Summit, taking place April 17 at the Savannah Convention Center. As one of the Southeast’s premier logistics and supply chain events, the Summit brings together industry leaders, shippers, and policymakers for a full day of insight, networking, and discussion.
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The Georgia Ports Authority marked its second-busiest year on record in 2025, handling nearly 5.7 million TEUs at the Port of Savannah. Record rail performance, faster vessel-to-train transfers, and ongoing infrastructure investments helped drive growth, while the Port of Brunswick navigated headwinds in global Roll-on/Roll-off trade.
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Georgia businesses are invited to participate in a strategic trade mission to Mexico, May 11–15, 2026, designed to expand market access and strengthen commercial ties in Latin America. As Georgia’s second-largest export market, Mexico offers significant opportunities for both new and experienced exporters.
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The Blue Ridge Connector inland rail terminal in Gainesville is nearly complete, with operations set to begin later in 2026. Linking Northeast Georgia directly to Savannah’s global shipping network, the terminal will reduce highway congestion, cut emissions, and enhance efficiency for local businesses. Complementary road improvements ensure minimal impact to residents while supporting economic growth and job creation in the region.
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