The BetterTrades Atlanta headquarters is a regular site for trading classes when the company hosts an event. Located in Norcross, about 17 miles away from downtown Atlanta in the northeastern suburbs, the BetterTrades Atlanta office has hosted Financial Freedom Expos, Market Essentials and a variety of classes designed to improve a trader’s stock market acumen.
Every quarter the BetterTrades Atlanta facility will host a pair of Financial Freedom Expos, events designed to introduce newcomers to the company. Students typically see a commercial on television and register for the event, a free two-hour presentation that tells them about the company and the potential of using the stock market to make money and reach their personal financial goals. Those in attendance will hear testimonials from actual students who have used the BetterTrades system to make money in the market.
The two-day Market Essentials workshop is the cornerstone of the BetterTrades education system and is presented at the Atlanta office each quarter. One of the company’s top Market Essentials coaches will lead the comprehensive class, usually either Dale Zamzow or Rob Roy. Both men used the stock market to leave their former profession, Dale as a high school teacher and Rob in manufacturing.
Other classes are also held at the BetterTrades Atlanta headquarters because of the facility’s new $1.5 million digital recording studio. The company’s five specialty coaches came through town in the summer to teach live classes, which were recorded and released as part of the distance learning program. Many local students and numerous out-of-town students visited the BetterTrades Atlanta office to hear from Ryan Litchfield, Markay Latimer, Bob Eldridge, John White and Darlene Powell.
The BetterTrades Atlanta office is a 51,000 square foot facility that the company occupied in March 2009. The building is more than six times larger than its previous facility, which was located about 10 miles away in Suwanee. The new office is closer to Atlanta, which offers better access to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
The new office houses more than 100 employees and is located less than a mile off Interstate 85 and is convenient to hotels, restaurants and shopping. The building is less than ten miles away from the new Gwinnett Braves minor league baseball stadium, about an hour away from the University of Georgia, and about 25 minutes away from Georgia Tech.
