“We see Nashville as a game-changer in terms of our ability to source, develop and retain talent, provide a high quality of life for our employees, enhance our competitive edge in an increasingly challenging marketplace and make a lasting impact on our new community,” Seth P. Bernstein, president and CEO of AllianceBernstein, said. “While we will always maintain a presence in New York City and are a global firm with offices in more than 22 countries, we are very proud and excited to call Nashville our new corporate headquarters.”
“Tennessee’s workforce, central location and Gov. Haslam’s leadership have all helped bring more businesses and good paying jobs to Tennessee,” U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander said. “Today’s announcement by AllianceBernstein is just the latest example of our state’s success. We welcome AllianceBernstein, which has said it plans to invest more than $70 million and bring more than 1,000 jobs to Davidson County – and we look forward to seeing the positive impact the company will have in the Nashville community.”
"Moving our corporate headquarters here allows us to offer advantages to our employees that we simply couldn't in the New York metro area," president and CEO Seth Bernstein, said during a press conference. He noted lower living expenses, taxes and housing costs, shorter commute times and a more modern work facility.
And a big shout out/thank you to President Donald Trump for the recent tax reform impacting real estate mortgage interest.
“Tennessee’s workforce, central location and Gov. Haslam’s leadership have all helped bring more businesses and good paying jobs to Tennessee,” U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander said. “Today’s announcement by AllianceBernstein is just the latest example of our state’s success. We welcome AllianceBernstein, which has said it plans to invest more than $70 million and bring more than 1,000 jobs to Davidson County – and we look forward to seeing the positive impact the company will have in the Nashville community.”
"Moving our corporate headquarters here allows us to offer advantages to our employees that we simply couldn't in the New York metro area," president and CEO Seth Bernstein, said during a press conference. He noted lower living expenses, taxes and housing costs, shorter commute times and a more modern work facility.
And a big shout out/thank you to President Donald Trump for the recent tax reform impacting real estate mortgage interest.
