The firm will be renting office space in the city’s midtown area for its 75 new sales associates, who will match freight carriers with those companies needing products shipped. The office will represent TQL’s first venture in Georgia in the hope that it can better serve the transportation and logistics needs of its customers.
TQL Executive Vice President Kerry Byrne said:
“It is important for us to locate in states that are committed to economic development and job growth.”
Governor Nathan Deal credited the quality of the state’s workforce, as well as its business-geared environment, with enticing TQL to invest here. Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed also noted the skilled workforce Atlanta had to offer, in addition to the proximity of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport; one of the foremost global cargo hubs.
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