Assurant Eyes $2.2 Million Technical Support Center in Duluth, Georgia
12/14/2017
At the new center, Assurant will provide a variety of self-service diagnostic tools, troubleshooting tips and protection services for smartphones, smart home technology and other connected devices. Newly created jobs will include positions in operations, management and technical training.
“Our expansion is a great example of how Assurant continues to invest in providing consumers with the resources they need to take full advantage of emerging technologies in the connected world,” said Manny Becerra, President of Assurant’s Connected Living business. “We are excited to continue to grow our presence in Duluth and the greater Atlanta area. The workforce talent in this region positions us well to continue to lead in delivering high-quality experiences for our customers.”
“Georgia’s top-ranked economic environment and skilled workforce continue to attract industry leaders like Assurant,” said Governor Nathan Deal. “Assurant recognizes the benefits of operating in the No. 1 state for business and will build upon Georgia’s strategic resources to grow in all areas of technological innovation. With this investment, Assurant will create jobs for Georgia citizens, while further solidifying Georgia’s reputation as a premier destination for job creators. I appreciate Assurant’s investment in Duluth and look forward to the company’s success here in Georgia.”
“We are proud to support Assurant’s continued success and expansion in our community,” said Gwinnett County Commission Chair Charlotte Nash. “Gwinnett’s talented workforce and pro-business climate allow Assurant to continue to provide best in class support to their customers while fulfilling their mission to help people protect what matters most to them.”
Georgia Department of Economic Development Project Manager Randall Toussaint represented the Global Commerce Division in partnership with the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Partnership Gwinnett and Georgia Power.
“We are thrilled that Assurant has chosen Georgia for their technical support center,” said GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson. “The creation of 335 new jobs in Gwinnett County is a testament to our highly-skilled workforce as well as our status as a leader in the global marketplace, which has helped us to maintain our No. 1 state for business honor.”
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