Interstate National Chooses Atlanta for World Headquarters
ATLANTA – Interstate National Corp., a portfolio company of Golden Gate Capital, announced that relocation plans for its world headquarters in Atlanta are near completion.
Interstate National’s new headquarters will house its family of seven brands including Interstate National Dealer Services (INDS), National Warranty Corp./Payment Insured Plan, Inc. (NWC), Provida Group, MBAC, INDS Canada and RpmOne’s management, sales and call center teams. The new facility will accommodate a team of seasoned professionals relocating from regional offices, fresh talent from the Atlanta market and top industry leaders from around the country.
“We are proud to hire numerous professionals from the Atlanta area which is rich in automotive industry talent and professionalism,” Interstate CEO, Shaun Fetherston said. “Our new headquarters will not only have state-of-the-art technology for our call center and customer service team, but we’ll also offer everyday operational enhancements to enable our level of service to top industry standards. Most importantly, our customers and producers will see no interruption in service during this rapid
transition."
Atlanta was chosen over five top metropolitan areas around the country due to travel availability with the world’s largest airport within miles, cost of real estate, talent pool and overall cost of living.
“We look forward to re-investing into our company to enhance the level of service and products and continue to grow into this next decade,” Fetherston added.
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