FOCUS: Partnership Gwinnett brings 1,600 new jobs in 2024

CEO  President of Gwinnett Chamber and Partnership Gwinnett Nick Masino and Vice President Operations of Green Boom Parker Pruett.

By Rebecca Reis

DULUTH, Ga.  |  Partnership Gwinnett, the region’s local economic development initiative, recently noted that more than 1,600 new jobs, representing $275 million in capital expenditures, chose Gwinnett in which to locate or expand in 2024.

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This year’s event welcomed companies across the initiative’s target sectors, each playing a pivotal role in driving economic growth, creating jobs, and enhancing the local business ecosystem. Among those local companies honored were Elemaster of Duluth;  GreenBoom, Duluth; maeirAMERICA; McKesson, Buford;  NanoLumens, Peachtree Corners; OFS, Norcross;  RealTruck, Lawrenceville; Sortimo, Buford; and Thermacell, Buford

Andrew Hickey, director of Economic Development at Partnership Gwinnett, says: “When companies choose to locate in Gwinnett, they are choosing to grow in a community known for its global access, a labor draw of 2.6 million people, globally renowned educational institutions, and an inclusive quality of life. We are excited to have these companies growing and expanding in our community and look forward to building on this year’s success in 2025.”

In addition to celebrating corporate achievements, the event recognized key nonprofit partners that collaborate with Partnership Gwinnett, including Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta, Explore Gwinnett, Home of Hope GCS, and Positive Impact International. These organizations play a crucial role in supporting the economic development efforts and overall well-being of Gwinnett County. 

As Gwinnett continues to attract top-tier businesses and foster a pro-growth environment, Partnership Gwinnett remains committed to supporting corporate expansions, workforce development, and economic sustainability. 

Looking ahead, the award-winning initiative will host the annual Economic Outlook on March 27 featuring Dr. Alfie Meek with the Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute. Registration and sponsorships for the Economic Outlook are available at PartnershipGwinnett.com.

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