How Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan plans to make Georgia ‘the technology capital of the East Coast' - Gainesville Times

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How Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan plans to make Georgia ‘the technology capital of the East Coast'

Geoff Duncan, pictured on Tuesday, April 24, is a businessman with venture capitalism experience who spent a brief stint representing Cumming in the Georgia General Assembly. In his run for lieutenant governor, Duncan is downplaying his time in the Georgia House in favor of his time in the private sector.

04272018 LIEUTENANT 2.jpg — Geoff Duncan, pictured on Tuesday, April 24, is a businessman with venture capitalism experience who spent a brief stint representing Cumming in the Georgia General Assembly. In his run for lieutenant governor, Duncan is downplaying his time in the Georgia House in favor of his time in the private sector.

Over the past six months Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan has set his sights on making Georgia “the technology capital of the East Coast.”