Atlanta, Georgia – Governor Brian P. Kemp revealed that CRH, a worldwide leader in construction materials solutions, is going to increase its presence in metro Atlanta. A $1.7 million investment and the establishment of a new Finance & Accounting Shared Services Center (SSC) in Fulton County by the corporation will likely generate more than 300 new jobs.
Already based in Atlanta, CRH’s Americas Materials Solutions division will be supported by this new centre. The decision emphasizes Georgia’s increasing reputation as a fostering environment for corporate growth because of its business-friendly policies and cooperative economic development strategy.
“As we continue to foster a business-friendly environment, these investments create high-quality jobs for hardworking Georgians. We look forward to CRH’s continued success in the No. 1 state for business,” Governor Kemp remarked during the announcement.
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A significant force in North America, CRH’s Americas supplies Solutions branch offers vital building supplies including aggregates, asphalt, and ready mixed concrete as well as thorough construction services. Rob Dinkins, Chief Financial Officer of CRH Americas Materials Solutions, underlined the strategic relevance of the new SSC.
“The new SSC will enable further integration of our finance and accounting operations, creating additional efficiencies that will help CRH deliver better for our customers across North America,” he stated.
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With the hiring process currently in progress, the chosen SSC site is located at 1120 Sanctuary Parkway in Roswell. With the center projected to be fully operational by 2029, positions in finance and accounting are being recruited. Interested parties should go to CRH’s careers page for further information on job prospects there.
“Roswell provides an ideal environment for companies like CRH to flourish, and their decision to expand their operations here is a testament to the strength of our community and our dedication to economic growth,” said Roswell Mayor Kurt Wilson.
“Our city is not only a prime destination for businesses but also a thriving home for families, thanks to our top-tier schools, safe neighborhoods, scenic parks, and strong sense of community. We are proud to welcome CRH to Roswell and look forward to all of the opportunities they will bring to our city.”
The Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) was represented by Elizabeth McLean, Assistant Director of Statewide Projects, in the joint effort with the City of Roswell, Select Fulton, Metro Atlanta Chamber, and Georgia Power to secure this expansion.
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Operating in 28 countries and employing over 79,800 people at about 3,816 sites worldwide, CRH is acknowledged as a pioneer in building materials and construction solutions. The corporation is also known for its dedication to sustainability, being rated highly among its rivals for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria.
