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    COLUMBUS, GEORGIA

    Strategy and operations consulting in Columbus, Georgia.

    Columbus is a Chattahoochee River city on the Georgia–Alabama line, anchored by Fort Benning, Aflac's headquarters and a long-established card-payments processing industry.

    THE LOCAL ECONOMY

    What drives business in Columbus.

    Fort Benning, home of the Army's Maneuver Center of Excellence and its infantry and armor training, drives much of the regional economy. Aflac is headquartered in Columbus, and the card-processing business that grew up as TSYS keeps a large payments workforce in the city. Pratt & Whitney makes jet engine parts at its Columbus plant, W.C. Bradley Co. runs its consumer products business from downtown, and Piedmont Columbus Regional and St. Francis-Emory Healthcare lead healthcare.

    Notable employers

    • Aflac
    • Piedmont Columbus Regional
    • St. Francis-Emory Healthcare
    • Pratt & Whitney
    • W.C. Bradley Co.

    Institutions

    • Fort Benning
    • Columbus State University
    • Columbus Technical College

    WHAT COMPANIES HERE FACE

    The decisions in front of Columbus management teams.

    Defense contractors and local businesses depend on training volumes and troop levels at Fort Benning, which shift with Army priorities. Insurance and payments employers compete for technology and operations talent and are under pressure to automate back-office work. Phenix City and the Alabama side add labour and land options, but firms must manage two states' tax and regulatory rules.

    COMMON QUESTIONS

    Working with Aryo in Columbus.

    Yes. We work with owner-led, mid-market and private-equity-backed companies across the Columbus metro area (GA–AL), including Phenix City, Smiths Station, Hamilton and Harris County.

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