NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam has announced that professional services firm Ernst and Young plans to bring up to 600 jobs to Nashville.
The $22 million project was announced Tuesday. That same day, Amazon revealed it would invest $230 million-plus to locate its Operations Center of Excellence in Nashville Yards, a 15-acre (6 hectare) mixed-use downtown development still under construction.
The investment will be used to build a technology hub, called the Exceptional Delivery Growth Engine - or EDGE Center - and it will include software development, design and other operations.
Incentives for the deal have not been released.
Tennessee Economic Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe says the firm’s investment comes at a time when the number of tech jobs in the greater Nashville area currently outpaces the national average.
Please read our comment policy before commenting.