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Atlanta, GA ~ Atlanta, GA - In a recent announcement, Governor Brian P. Kemp revealed that PrizePicks, one of the largest daily fantasy sports operators in North America, will be establishing its new 33,000-square-foot headquarters in Atlanta. The company plans to invest $25 million in the new headquarters and create 1,000 new jobs over the next seven years.

Governor Kemp expressed his excitement about PrizePicks' decision to choose Atlanta as their new home. He stated that Georgia's unique blend of talent and infrastructure has made it a hub for tech growth and innovation. He also highlighted the state's ability to attract both new projects and support existing businesses in their expansion efforts.

According to the Inc. 5000 2023 rankings, PrizePicks is the fastest-growing sports company in North America. The company has also been recognized as a top 10 innovative company by the Technology Association of Georgia and a Top Workplace by the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

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The new headquarters will be located at the Star Metals Building on Howell Mill Road in Midtown Atlanta. PrizePicks is currently hiring for various positions and interested individuals can apply through their website at www.prizepicks.com/careers.

Adam Wexler, Co-founder and CEO of PrizePicks, expressed his pride in being able to call Atlanta their home. He believes that this move to Star Metals will not only create more high-skilled and high-wage jobs but also strengthen their ties with the community.

Fulton County Board of Commissioners Chairman Robb Pitts also shared his excitement about PrizePicks' decision to establish their headquarters in Fulton County. He stated that this move adds to a long list of major global operations that have chosen Fulton County due to its competitive workforce, prime real estate, and diverse communities.

Dr. Eloisa Klementich, President and CEO of Invest Atlanta, emphasized the positive impact this decision will have on Atlanta's Westside communities. She believes that investments like this will not only provide employment opportunities but also help connect these communities with new employment centers and amenities.

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Katie Kirkpatrick, President and CEO of the Metro Atlanta Chamber, congratulated PrizePicks on their expansion in Atlanta. She highlighted the city's ability to support businesses with its diverse tech talent pool, global connectivity through the airport, and a strong business community.

The Georgia Department of Economic Development's (GDEcD) Global Commerce team, along with partners such as the Metro Atlanta Chamber, Invest Atlanta, Select Fulton, and Georgia Power, played a crucial role in bringing PrizePicks to Atlanta. Assistant Director of Statewide Projects Virginia Sengewald represented GDEcD on this project.

GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson expressed his excitement about PrizePicks' decision to expand in Georgia. He believes that this move will not only create job opportunities for young talent but also contribute to the state's growing innovation ecosystem.

In conclusion, PrizePicks' decision to establish its headquarters in Atlanta is a testament to the city's thriving business environment and its ability to attract innovative companies. With an expected economic impact of $885 million on the city, this move is set to bring significant benefits to both PrizePicks and the community.

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