TriNet Group Inc Announces Major Expansion with 750 New Jobs in Metro Atlanta

The announcement was made by Governor Brian P. Kemp, who emphasized the importance of metro Atlanta as a dynamic hub for business development. "As the No. 1 state for business, one of the key drivers of our success is our metro Atlanta area that continues to attract a strong ecosystem of job creators like TriNet," said Governor Kemp. He highlighted how TriNet's services could contribute to the local economy while creating meaningful job opportunities in Dunwoody and DeKalb County.

TriNet's President and CEO, Mike Simonds, expressed enthusiasm about the company's new office and its integration into the vibrant business community in Atlanta. "We are excited to partner with Atlanta's strong universities and thriving small business ecosystem as we expand our local team and establish a hub where TriNet colleagues from across the country can come together for training, development, and collaboration to better serve our customers," Simonds stated.

TriNet, known for its comprehensive HR solutions, aims to leverage its new presence to enhance its service offerings while fostering a collaborative work environment. The facility will span approximately 150,000 square feet and will focus on hiring for technology, HR consulting, client management, and sales roles.

Catherine Wragg, TriNet’s Chief People Officer, commented on the company's commitment to creating a thriving workplace culture. "At TriNet, our people are the heart of everything we do, and we are thrilled to expand our team here in metro Atlanta," said Wragg. She emphasized the importance of attracting top talent and investing in the professional growth of employees, which aligns with TriNet's mission to create a meaningful impact in the community.

Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch welcomed TriNet's decision, noting that the city offers exceptional access to a talented workforce along with a vibrant, mixed-use environment. "We are thrilled to welcome TriNet, whose investment will bring hundreds of new jobs to our community," she remarked.

The investment in DeKalb County has been hailed as a testament to the area's workforce and infrastructure. DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson stated, "The creation of 750 new jobs will bring invaluable opportunities to our residents while reinforcing DeKalb as a premier destination for corporate growth and innovation."

Katie Kirkpatrick, President and CEO of the Metro Atlanta Chamber, echoed these sentiments, highlighting the potential for TriNet to tap into the pipeline of emerging talent from the region's universities. "TriNet's investment in DeKalb County will create jobs, drive innovation, and strengthen our economy," she asserted.

The announcement marks a collaborative effort between various stakeholders, including the Georgia Department of Economic Development, the City of Dunwoody, Decide DeKalb, and the University System of Georgia. John Soper, Assistant Director of Statewide Projects, represented the Georgia Department of Economic Development's Global Commerce team in facilitating this project.

GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson remarked on the significance of TriNet's decision to locate in Georgia, stating, "Strong partnerships between industry, communities, and higher education drive economic growth. We're excited about the opportunities this investment will bring and congratulate Dunwoody and DeKalb County on this milestone."

TriNet's new corporate center in Dunwoody not only promises to create hundreds of jobs but also signifies a strong investment in the local economy and workforce development. As the company prepares to embark on this new chapter, it is poised to play an integral role in supporting the growth of small and medium-sized businesses in the region. The collaboration between TriNet and local stakeholders underscores the importance of fostering a robust business environment in Georgia, further solidifying its reputation as a premier destination for corporate innovation and success.