Boston Consulting Group More Than Doubles Atlanta Presence, Creates 331 New Jobs

Atlanta, GA – Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that Boston Consulting Group (BCG), one of the world’s leading management consulting firms and premier employers, will invest $18 million in expanding their Atlanta Business Services Center. The internationally known company’s expansion in the state will result in 331 additional jobs in Fulton County.

“BCG has more than doubled their roster of employees in Atlanta over the past three years, and their decision to continue investing in the Peach State is a testament to our highly educated pipeline of talent and our pro-business environment,” said Governor Kemp. “They have been a partner to the state for many years, and I’m very grateful to BCG for continuing to create jobs and opportunities for hardworking Georgians.”

Founded in 1963, BCG has evolved into a global company with offices in more than 50 different countries. BCG first opened an Atlanta office in 1995. In 2017, the company established its new Business Services Center called “Nexus” in Atlanta, surpassing initial projections and ultimately creating 268 new jobs. The company also owns BrightHouse, an Atlanta-based global creative consultancy with a focus on brand strategy that is located in Ponce City Market. When this expansion in Atlanta is complete, BCG and BrightHouse will employ more than 900 Georgians across three metro Atlanta offices.

“BCG has been proud to be part of the fabric of the Atlanta community since 1995,” said BCG Managing Director and Partner Rodrigo Garcia-Escudero. “We are eager to play our part in helping Atlanta to continue to thrive and be a leading location for business in the post-COVID reality.”

BCG will add nearly 60,000-square-feet to their current Nexus office, located at 100 Peachtree Street NE. Job opportunities include careers in administrative services, human resources, finance, information technology, operations, and design. Individuals interested in opportunities with BCG are encouraged to visit bcg.com/careers for additional information.

“We welcome businesses that are able to create good and promising jobs and draw upon Atlanta’s diverse pool of talent,” said Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms. “Congratulations Boston Consulting Group on your expansion, and thank you for continuing to invest in Atlanta.”

“This announcement from BCG is an exciting reminder that, amidst the difficulties presented by the pandemic, Downtown Atlanta’s business climate remains resilient,” said A.J. Robinson, president of Central Atlanta Progress and the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District. “Good news like this reinforces the importance of Atlanta’s core as a place where companies and their workforces can thrive.”

Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) Regional Project Manager Emily Poole represented the Global Commerce division on this competitive project in partnership with Invest Atlanta, the Metro Atlanta Chamber, Central Atlanta Progress and the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District, and Georgia Power.

“It’s always an honor when businesses choose to continue investing in our state and in our people,” said GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson. “BCG’s major expansion is proof of the state’s diverse economic ecosystem, and that we can support the growth of our existing industries with the qualified workforce and needed infrastructure.”

About Boston Consulting Group

Boston Consulting Group partners with leaders in business and society to tackle their most important challenges and capture their greatest opportunities. BCG was the pioneer in business strategy when it was founded in 1963. Today, BCG helps clients with total transformation — inspiring complex change, enabling organizations to grow, building competitive advantage, and driving bottom-line impact.

About BrightHouse

BrightHouse is a BCG company and a global creative consultancy that helps organizations uncover their timeless purpose so they can grow their people, profits, and social impact. BrightHouse created a whole new thinking methodology for organizations and revolutionary frameworks for leadership, marketing, and innovations — all in the service of helping business do better. What “better” means to BrightHouse is not just bigger profit, but also a greater number of people who profit from a more purposeful organization. In 2015, BrightHouse became an independent business division of The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), and offers clients a range of creative and strategic thinking — from insights, actions, branding, films, and more. For more information, please visit thinkbrighthouse.com.