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Honoring Our Legacy
Rowen embraces a strong belief in the stewardship of its land, history and the unique contributions of all who live here. As one of the most multicultural areas in the Southeast, the Rowen Region celebrates its vibrant communities and diverse cultures. Want to see what we mean? Visit a local Chinese lantern festival. Explore historic markers recognizing Native American heritage. Enjoy one of America’s largest Korean Festivals. Or frequent our nationally recognized array of Black, Asian and Latin restaurants.
We’re a region devoted to diversity and community development services — whether it’s supporting small and minority-owned businesses through Gwinnett County’s Entrepreneur Center, finding new ethnic foods on Buford Highway, attending Athfest in Athens, observing a poetry slam in Gainesville, or building resilient infrastructure and communities through Live Healthy Gwinnett.
Uniquely Attractive Gwinnett County
Gwinnett County recreation is abundant, from vibrant art & culture festivals to our dozens of breweries and themed dining experiences.
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The Latest News from Rowen
Announcements
Rowen Foundation Announces Leadership Transition
The Rowen Foundation today announced that President and CEO Mason Ailstock will step down after accepting a new opportunity. The Rowen Board of Directors is conducting a national search for Rowen's next president and CEO with the Board anticipating new leadership later this fall.
Blog
Why Companies Are Choosing Georgia’s Largest Biotech Park
While Boston and San Francisco have long dominated the life sciences conversation, the Southeast is writing a new chapter, and Georgia is leading it. With 2,000 acres of preserved land for state-of-the-art facilities, labs, and collaboration spaces, Rowen is a compelling destination for biopharma and biotech industry investments that value collaborative learning, knowledge sharing, and transformative thinking.
Newsletters
Rowen Stakeholder Newsletter: June 24, 2026
Over the past three months, we’ve seen meaningful progress at Rowen—not just on site, but across the broader community. Our recent State of Rowen event was a defining moment, offering an opportunity to reflect on that shared progress and officially welcoming UCB to Gwinnett County following its $2 billion investment announcement.