Don’t take our word for it. See why these executives chose Williamson County.
“Moving the headquarters and the sales and marketing organization [to Williamson County, TN in 2006], I think, was a significant competitive advantage for Nissan. Our results speak volumes as to whether it was the right decision. Our market share has grown significantly, and I attribute a big part of our success and our potential to the fact that we are located here.“
Bill Krueger, Vice Chairman of Nissan Americas
“We chose Thompson’s Station because as a Principles-based company, we felt that the community reflected our culture. We are committed to Williamson County and to Thompson’s Station and we truly feel at home here. Our Regional Innovation Center represents an $87 million investment in Middle Tennessee, and is there are only five like it in the world. This campus is the future of Mars Petcare in North America, and we chose to build it right here in Williamson County.”
David Macnair,Vice President, Research & Development of Mars Petcare
“Jackson looked at a variety of different communities to open a regional headquarters office. We ultimately selected Williamson County because of the strong talent pool due to its proximity to nationally recognized academic institutions, the quality of life the area offers our employees, and most of all the welcoming spirit of the local community. We couldn’t be happier with our decision.”
Mike Wells, President & CEO of Jackson National Life Insurance
“Comdata is proud to call Williamson County home for over 20 years. Not only does the area provide a favorable economic environment in which to conduct business, but it also offers a wealth of talented people. This environment has allowed Comdata to grow to become a major player in the electronic payments market.”
Steve Stevenson, President of Comdata Corporation
“MedSolutions has benefitted significantly from the decision to base our operations in what we consider the heart of our nation’s healthcare capital. As home to a growing and vibrant business community, Williamson County offers our company the chance to collaborate with other industry leaders while providing employees with rich quality of life. We are proud of our decision to call Franklin home.”
Curt Thorne, President & CEO of MedSolutions, Inc.
Find your own reasons to locate in Williamson County by downloading either a pdf or PowerPoint version of the “Business Case for Williamson County, Tennessee”
