Mercedes-Benz is relocating 500 corporate and tech jobs to Greater Atlanta, consolidating key operations from Michigan and launching a new R&D hub in Sandy Springs. The move underscores a drive for greater agility, faster innovation, and access to top talent from Georgia Tech and the region’s expanding tech scene.
Georgia’s success is no coincidence. As an active CASE member, the South-Eastern state has long helped European companies invest and grow in the U.S. CASE’s transatlantic mission—guiding firms through site selection, incentives, and partnerships—continues to pay dividends, and Georgia stands out as a leader in attracting global investment.
This relocation shows how Georgia and CASE are shaping the future of mobility and international business.
🎉 Congratulations, Georgia, on this outstanding win!
Photo (c): Mercedes-Benz Group, Germany
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