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Rowen Region ReadyRowen stands at the forefront of Georgia’s future growth. This 11-county area is expected to generate 43% of the state’s population increase by 2050, and it will provide nearly half of Georgia’s prime working-age talent. Notably, 85-95% of people who move to the Rowen Region remain in the region year after year, highlighting its strong retention and desirability. Thanks to strong college graduation rates and a well-educated workforce, Rowen is rapidly gaining recognition as the prime location for industries like healthcare, technology, and engineering. It’s clear—Rowen is uniquely situated to drive progress across Georgia. Learn How Rowen Drives Georgia’s Economic Future
Rooted in RowenRowen’s Living Lab projects transform the campus into a collaborative laboratory for students, researchers and industry leaders to advance research, innovate and create a sustainable impact. Here’s what we’ve been up to:
Looking ahead to 2026, these projects are expected to progress even more as new research phases, experiential learning opportunities and industry partnerships are introduced. Learn More About Rowen Living Labs
Rowen in the MediaIn 2025, Rowen was featured in 20 articles spanning more than 10 media outlets, demonstrating the distinctiveness and significance of Rowen’s mission.
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Rowen on the RoadRowen hit the road like never before in 2025. We joined over 70 events, sponsoring more than 10, across six U.S. states and two countries (Germany and Sweden). Each trip strengthened connections, raised awareness and showcased Rowen as a top destination for business growth. Where can you find us next?
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Media Coverage
Originally published in The AJC. Belgian biopharmaceutical facility to anchor massive life sciences campus, which still has 1,900 acres to develop. Sometimes envy is the driving force behind economic development. Many states covet the ecosystem created by North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park, a massive biotech and life sciences hub positioned between the Tar Heel State’s […]
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Originally published in Globest.com. Rowen, an ambitious project to create a 2,000-acre life sciences park that combines sustainability, environmental protection and advanced manufacturing in a suburban Atlanta county, has scored its first major win. UCB, a global biopharmaceutical company based in Brussels, has announced a $2 billion investment in 79 acres in the Gwinnett County […]