22 Jun 2021
Gov. Kemp Announces Freshly Inc. to More than Double Workforce in Georgia, Creating 665 Jobs
- Freshly Inc. is more than doubling its planned workforce in Georgia and investing $52 million in expanding to Clayton County
- “We’re thrilled to expand Freshly’s footprint and operations in Georgia. Tapping into Clayton County’s tremendous pool of talent, this second facility will allow us to increase capacity for efficient assembly and distribution of our chef-prepared meals.” – Mike Wystrach, Freshly Founder and CEO.
16 Jun 2021
Gov. Kemp Announces Opening of Semperit Industrial Products Americas Headquarters, Manufacturing Facility
- Semperit Industrial products will expand its presence in Georgia and invest $9 million and create 70 jobs in Newnan, Georgia
- “Georgia has long been a hub for both the logistics and life sciences industries. As Semperit continues to grow its footprint around the world, I am confident that Georgia will prove a natural fit.” – GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson.
27 Apr 2021
Imagine Thomasville Generates a Trifecta
- Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Chamber of Commerce with the new Imagine Thomasville Podcast.
- Red Hills Business Park in Thomasville is growing with three new companies moving in.
- Courtyard by Marriott opens its doors in Downtown Thomasville.
05 Apr 2021
Hyundai TRANSYS Georgia Seating System, LLC Expands Manufacturing Operations in Georgia
- Hyundai TRANSYS Georgia Seating System, LLC will invest $9 million in expanding their West Point, Georgia operations.
- The expansion brings an additional 150 jobs, which brings their total employment in Georgia to more than 1,890 jobs.
16 Mar 2021
Sailfish Boats Manufacturing Headquarters to Expand in Grady County, Create 70 Jobs
Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that Sailfish Boats will invest more than $1 million and increase their workforce by more than 30% as they expand their manufacturing headquarters in Grady County. This investment at Sailfish Boats and in Grady County will create 70 jobs in southwest Georgia and results from a sharp increase in customer demand for fishing and recreational boats.