2023年6月27日

圣人搬迁619男妓,显示英国软件公司的长期承诺在亚特兰大4编者注:这篇文章最初发表在全球亚特兰大,在线新闻出版致力于揭示了城市与世界的关系,帮助当地企业在全球经济。——英国商业软件提供商圣人将继续其亚特兰大奥德赛,6月12日宣布将重新提交这个城市在2024年迁往庞塞城市市场。鼠尾草2015年扩大地铁区域存在通过北美总部,在大西洋站和一个创新中心增加了400个工作岗位,同时保持一些软件操作码。公司总部位于亚特兰大的姐妹城市纽卡斯尔,英国,will move by next fall into 619 Ponce, a four-story loft building in the Old Fourth Ward. Sage will take 57,000 of the 87,000 square feet of office space planned for Jamestown’s newest development. It’s located in what used to be a parking lot at Ponce City Market, the restored Sears warehouse on the Atlanta Beltline that has become a magnet for tech firms like Mailchimp, Fanduel, AthenaHealth and many more. The use of structural mass timber from Georgia, the top forestry state in the nation, aligned well with Sage’s sustainability strategy, and the office location itself was seen as a way to better engage the company’s hundreds of workers, executives said. 619 Ponce was topped out this week “This move signifies our commitment to the city’s growth and showcases our dedication to contributing to its thriving economy as a technology leader. We are excited to create a collaborative experience for our colleagues and serve small and mid-sized businesses, communities, and customers in an even more meaningful way. We look forward to this exciting chapter in our company’s journey.” Said Aziz Benmalek , President of Sage North America. According to Jamestown, based in Germany and Atlanta, the building boasts an on-site daycare and medical facilities, along with bike storage and free access to the The Roof at Ponce City. The 619 Ponce development earlier this week “topped out,” a ceremony marking the placement of its last structural beam. Jamestown executives said the beams were made from timber harvested from its own lands near Columbus, cut at Georgia-Pacific‘s sawmill in Albany, then sent to SmartLam in Dothan, Alabama, to be transformed into cross-laminated timber panels. The prefabricated panels help speed up construction and reduce both cost and carbon intensity, the company said. Sage said its Lawrenceville location will also remain operational as the company’s impact on the tech ecosystem in Atlanta continued to grow. Sage’s former payments spinoff Paya was acquired by Canadian fintech Nuvei Corp. earlier this year in a deal valued at $1.3 billion.