You can add a module in a search position and override the style by using css override.
Or See below
Find File: templates/gk_corporate2/layouts/blocks/nav.php
Find Lines: 50 to 53 which is below.
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<?php if($this->getToolsOverride()) : ?>
<a href="#" id="gkButtonTools"><?php echo JText::_('GK_CORPORATE2_TOOLS') ?></a>
<?php $this->loadBlock('tools/tools'); ?>
<?php endif; ?>
Replace with below.
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<?php if($this->getToolsOverride()) : ?>
<a href="#" id="gkButtonTools"><?php echo JText::_('GK_CORPORATE2_TOOLS') ?></a>
<?php $this->loadBlock('tools/tools'); ?>
<?php endif; ?>
<div id="gkMenutop">
<jdoc:include type="modules" name="menutop" style="<?php echo $this->module_styles['xhtml']; ?>" />
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
Add below css in to templates/gk_corporate2/css/override.css and enable css override from template settings > advanced settings > css override "on".
You might need to adjust it by using padding or width etc.
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#gkMenutop { float:right;}
Create a new custom_html module and enter your text. In module position enter "menutop" without qoutes, enable it and set its menu assignments to show on all pages for test purposes.
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