Peach Tree Times

Governor Brian P. Kemp has announced that TriNet will establish a new corporate center in Dunwoody, creating 750 jobs over the next five years with an investment of approximately $15.4 million in DeKalb County.

“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 Brian Kemp. “TriNet’s services for small businesses will further that network while creating meaningful jobs and investment for the Dunwoody and DeKalb County community.”

TriNet offers HR solutions, technology, expertise, and benefits to small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to help them attract talent.

“We look forward to opening a new TriNet office in metro Atlanta and becoming a part of this vibrant and growing business community,” said Mike Simonds, TriNet President and CEO. “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.”

“At TriNet, our people are the heart of everything we do, and we are thrilled to expand our team here in metro Atlanta,” said Catherine Wragg, TriNet Chief People Officer. “This new office will help us attract top talent, foster our strong culture of collaboration and making an impact, and further invest in the professional growth of our colleagues. We are committed to creating a workplace where our colleagues can thrive and look forward to making a positive impact in this community.”

The company plans immediate hiring for roles in technology, HR consulting, client management, and sales at its new 150,000-square-foot facility.

“Dunwoody provides the ideal setting for TriNet," said Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch. "We are thrilled to welcome TriNet whose investment will bring hundreds of new jobs to our community."

“TriNet’s investment in DeKalb County is a testament to the strength of our workforce," stated DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson. "The creation of 750 new jobs will bring invaluable opportunities."

Katie Kirkpatrick from Metro Atlanta Chamber highlighted that “TriNet is uniquely positioned to connect businesses with the next generation of HR and business professionals.”

John Soper represented Georgia's Department of Economic Development on this project alongside several partners including Decide DeKalb.

“TriNet’s decision reflects confidence companies have in Georgia as a hub for innovation," remarked GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson.

For more information about career opportunities at TriNet's new location or their services offered nationwide visit www.trinet.com/about-us/careers.