Gov. Brian Kemp has announced that GreyOrange, a global leader in AI-enabled software and robotics for fulfillment automation, is investing more than $1 million in relocating its global headquarters to metro Atlanta. This move will create 200 additional jobs in the area.
“I am proud to welcome GreyOrange to our world-class list of innovative global companies that have chosen Georgia for their headquarters,” Kemp said in a news release.
“The Peach State continues to attract high-paying jobs of the future, and we look forward to building on this success as a top supply chain hub in the years to come. I thank GreyOrange for their commitment to the Roswell community and to the state of Georgia.”
The company’s new international headquarters is located at 660 Hembree Parkway in Roswell. The site includes 110,000 square feet of office and warehousing space that serves as a global fulfillment center for building and shipping autonomous mobile robots.
Founded in New Delhi, India, and with operations there as well as in the U.S., Europe, and Japan, GreyOrange leverages artificial intelligence and robotics to optimize fulfillment operations for companies worldwide.
“Atlanta is internationally known as a ‘supply chain city’ due to the infrastructure, university support, and leading companies headquartered in the metropolitan area,” GreyOrange Chief Operating Officer Jeff Cashman said. “Atlanta is the perfect environment to accelerate the evolution and growth of GreyOrange as we continue to innovate intelligent fulfillment concepts for our global customers.”
The company’s key leadership, operations, and go-to-market executives are now based in Roswell, including the company’s chief executive officer, chief technology officer, chief operating officer, chief marketing officer, and vice president of global sales.
Individuals interested in careers in sales, solution development, engineering, supply chain operations, and customer support with GreyOrange are encouraged to visit www.greyorange.com for additional information.
“GreyOrange’s decision to locate their global headquarters in metro Atlanta reflects the ongoing strength of our supply chain and technology ecosystem,” Katie Kirkpatrick, president and CEO of the Metro Atlanta Chamber, said. “Our region’s e-commerce capabilities and digital supply chain focus are among the many assets that make metro Atlanta the #SupplyChainCity and an attractive choice for global technology leaders like GreyOrange.”
“We’re thrilled GreyOrange is bringing its global headquarters to the city of Roswell along with hundreds of new jobs to the area,” Executive Director of Roswell Inc Steve Stroud said.
“This is a big win not only for our work force but, more importantly, for the overall economic vitality of the community. We’re proud to have collaborated with GreyOrange, the state of Georgia, and our economic development partners to make this happen.”
Georgia Department of Economic Development Project Manager Emily Poole represented the Global Commerce division on this project in partnership with Roswell Inc, the Metro Atlanta Chamber, and Georgia Power.
“GreyOrange’s decision to move their global headquarters to Georgia is yet another example of the state’s long-term investments in our logistics infrastructure continuing to pay off,” GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson said. “I’m confident that by moving their hub here, GreyOrange will be even better equipped to help their international clients streamline processes and fulfill orders even faster.”
Originally published at Henry herald