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Tom-Croteau

Tom Croteau serves as Deputy Commissioner, Global Commerce for the Georgia Department of Economic Development. His role is to lead Georgia’s Global Commerce team to increase jobs and investments through locating and expanding businesses. Tom joined the department in 1996 and has worked in a number of other capacities within the agency. He’s involved in number of organizations and associations and currently serves on the board of the Georgia Economic Developers Association and the Georgia Quick Start Industry Services Advisory Council. One of the automotive industries prominent companies is Kia who’s U.S. manufacturing base is in Georgia. Pictured above is Tom and the group with Kia’s 2,000,000 car built in Georgia.

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SUCCESS QUOTE

“Stop chasing the money and start chasing the passion.”

CAREER & LIFE CHALLENGES 

Recently losing his father after his dad was hit by a car.

AH-HA MOMENTS

Learning a valuable lesson while negotiating a very large deal with an out of state manufacturer.

FIRST SPECIAL VEHICLE

An Oldsmobile 442

BEST AUTOMOTIVE ADVICE

Make sure your brakes and tires are always in great condition. 

AUTOMOTIVE RESOURCES

Georgia Industries Automotive

FAVORITE BOOKS 

Some of the Best by William Robertson

Books by Jeff Shaara

Red Notice by Bill Browder

PARTING WORDS OF ADVICE

In your life there are just a few dozen people who are around you every single day. Treat those people like you would VIPs. Come visit Tom in Georgia!

HOW TO FIND TOM

Georgia

Tom Croteau

 

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