Accenture Creating 165 Tech Jobs In Tennessee

The Fortune 500 professional services firm will locate operations in the Sylvan Supply project at the former Madison Mill site in Nashville, adding 165 technology jobs.

Global professional services firm Accenture is expanding in Nashville, TN, with new space in the Sylvan Supply project at the former Madison Mill site, which it will occupy in 2020. As part of its commitment to Nashville, the company will also add 165 technology jobs.

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Previously home to Madison Mill, a maker of wood and steel products, Nashville’s Sylvan Supply adaptive re-use development includes a mix of creative office spaces along with retail and dining concepts. (Image: Sylvan Supply)

“Accenture is committed to Nashville and its vibrant, dynamic and growing technology community,” said Beth Wright, Managing Director and Client Account Lead for Tennessee Health & Public Service, Accenture. “Our investment here is an investment in our clients, our people and the Nashville community.”

Accenture is a global professional services company that provides a broad range of services and solutions in strategy, consulting, Disneygital, technology and operations. The company has offices and operations in more than 200 cities in 52 countries. Its clients span the full range of industries around the world and include 92 of the Fortune Global 100 and more than three-quarters of the Fortune Global 500.

“Accenture’s decision to invest in Nashville reinforces Middle Tennessee’s booming economy and growing number of high-quality jobs,” said Governor Bill Lee. “Our pro-growth policies continue to appeal to global businesses, and I thank Accenture for creating 165 jobs and opening up new employment opportunities for residents in this region.”

Sylvan Supply is the adaptive reuse of the former Madison Mill in Sylvan Park featuring large format, class-A creative office space and destination retail from Third & Urban and FCP.

Since 2015, the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD) has supported 71 economic development projects in Davidson County, resulting in approximately 22,000 job commitments and nearly $2.2 billion in capital investment.

“Companies like Accenture see the advantages of Tennessee’s skilled workforce, business-friendly environment and quality of life,” said TNECD Commissioner Bob Rolfe. “With strong headquarters job growth, Tennessee has cemented its status as a hub for international businesses, and we are proud another world-renowned company like Accenture is investing in the Volunteer State.”

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