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Colleen Japuntich, President of NEMA; Gwinnett County Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson; Andrew Hickey, Director of Economic Development at Partnership Gwinnett; and several NEMA employees celebrate NEMA’s expansion.

Foreign Trade Zone Certified Logistics Provider Expands Operations, Adds 20 Jobs in Gwinnett County

NEMA Inc., a leading logistics and supply chain management company based in Gwinnett County, has officially celebrated the expansion of its facility on Thursday, November 7. This $6 million investment nearly doubles NEMA’s operating space to 152,000 square feet, while also creating 20 new job opportunities and enhancing its capacity to support international trade through Foreign Trade Zone certification.

The Role of Partnership Gwinnett

Partnership Gwinnett fosters economic growth in Gwinnett County by leading business development initiatives, talent cultivation, and community support across five targeted industries. This public-private initiative, backed by both local organizations and private entities, plays a crucial role in supporting projects like NEMA’s expansion, which strengthens Gwinnett’s position as a logistics hub. Stay updated with Partnership Gwinnett by following them on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

About NEMA Inc.

NEMA Inc. is a premier logistics and supply chain provider offering comprehensive services, including freight forwarding, warehousing, and distribution. With Foreign Trade Zone certification, NEMA leverages cost-saving advantages and customs compliance, enabling accelerated goods movement globally. Headquartered in Gwinnett County, NEMA employs advanced technology to deliver cost-effective, efficient, and timely services worldwide.

Strategic Benefits of Gwinnett County for Global Logistics

Reflecting on the benefits of expanding in Gwinnett, NEMA President Colleen Japuntich noted, “Gwinnett’s proximity to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and the ports of Savannah and Charleston strengthens our capacity to serve global clients. Along with our 3PL Foreign Trade Zone certification, these factors give us a unique competitive advantage in customs compliance and duty savings.”

Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson echoed this sentiment, highlighting Gwinnett’s strategic position for international commerce. “We are committed to supporting companies like NEMA as they fuel economic development and expand opportunities in both local and global trade.”

NEMA’s Journey: From Local Roots to Global Reach

NEMA was founded in the 1980s by Neal Baines, who transformed a passion for travel into a comprehensive logistics enterprise. Over the years, NEMA has established a strong reputation for reliability and customer satisfaction, evolving to include Foreign Trade Zone warehousing and international shipping. These services empower NEMA to streamline international shipments, optimize operations, and save clients time and costs.

Partnerships Powering NEMA’s Expansion

NEMA’s expansion was made possible through collaboration between Partnership Gwinnett, the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Metro Atlanta Chamber, Georgia Power, and Gwinnett County Government. Andrew Hickey, Partnership Gwinnett’s Economic Development Director, led this project.

Pat Wilson, Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, underscored the importance of Georgia’s logistics infrastructure, adding, “NEMA’s growth supports Georgia’s role as a global trade gateway, benefitting exporters of all sizes.”

Ongoing Support for NEMA’s Future

Deven Cason, Partnership Gwinnett Vice President of Economic Development, expressed enthusiasm for NEMA’s continued growth in Gwinnett. “Their expansion reflects the thriving business environment we’ve cultivated. We’re excited to see the positive impact NEMA’s growth will have and look forward to supporting their future success.”

For more on NEMA’s services and growth, visit NEMA Inc..


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