Governor Lee, Commissioner McWhorter Announce OMNICOMMANDER to Expand Operations in Williamson County
Summary
Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart McWhorter and OMNICOMMANDER officials announced today the company will invest $1.3 million to expand its Brentwood, Tennessee, flagship office by hiring several key positions over the next two years. The financial technology internet company will create 58 new jobs in Williamson County with positions including CTO, CMO, COO, vice presidents, directors, managers, product specialists, developers and software engineers. QUOTES “Tennessee’s strong business climate, central location and highly skilled workforce make our state the best place for data and tech companies to succeed. I thank OMNICOMMANDER for providing nearly 60 new opportunities for Tennesseans in Williamson County and look forward to the company’s continued success.” – TNECD Commissioner Stuart McWhorter “Since we opened our first office in Nashville, we have found the talent pool and the city to just be an incredible draw. For the first time in history, FIs can partner with a single company to create, host and manage their Digital Branch and integrated service offerings within one complete ecosystem.