Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and Ramsey Solutions CEO Dave Ramsey announced today that Ramsey Solutions will invest $52 million to expand its corporate headquarters in Franklin and create 600 jobs.
Ramsey Solutions will build a second office building, totaling nearly 192,000 square feet and six stories, on its corporate campus in Williamson County. This is part of Ramsey Solutions’ continued expansion, which started in 2015 when the company closed on 47 acres of land in the Berry Farms development.
In 2019, the Ramsey team moved into the first six-story office building, which includes podcast and radio studios, more than 200,000 square feet of workspace, a team member cafeteria, a bookstore and coffee shop for guests watching “The Dave Ramsey Show” live in the studio. This latest expansion will accommodate the company’s continued growth. Construction on the second office building began in August 2019 and is expected to be completed in May 2021.
Since 2015, TNECD has supported more than 30 economic development projects in Williamson County, representing approximately 5,100 job commitments and nearly $485 million in investment.
“As we work to get Tennessee’s economy back on track, significant expansions like this from Ramsey Solutions will help our economy recover by offering our residents quality job opportunities. Ramsey Solutions has long been a terrific corporate citizen in Williamson County, and I am pleased to see it continue to invest and create high quality jobs.” – Gov. Bill Lee
“Ramsey Solutions’ commitment to create 600 jobs is encouraging news for Middle Tennessee. Private investment and job creation are critically important for Tennessee’s economic recovery, and TNECD is committed to support our businesses and communities every step of the way.” – TNECD Commissioner Bob Rolfe
“We appreciate our partnership with Gov. Lee and TNECD in helping us create another 600 jobs for our state. Tennessee’s low tax environment is causing healthy business growth and migration. It’s helping boost our economy, and we’re honored to be a part of that.” – CEO of Ramsey Solutions, Dave Ramsey
"Williamson County is excited that Ramsey Solutions is continuing to flourish and invest in our community. We look forward to our continued working relationship with them.” – Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson
"For over 25 years Ramsey Solutions has provided millions of people with the tools necessary to experience financial freedom. We are proud that they call the City of Franklin home and we look forward to celebrating their ongoing success.” – City of Franklin Mayor Ken Moore
“TVA and Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation congratulate Ramsey Solutions on its decision to expand operations and create hundreds of new jobs in Williamson County. We are proud to partner with Williamson, Inc. and the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development to celebrate Ramsey Solutions’ continued commitment to business success in the Valley.” – John Bradley, TVA Senior Vice President of Economic Development
“I’m proud to help announce that Ramsey Solutions will be expanding its successful operations with the addition of 600 new jobs. I congratulate Governor Lee, Commissioner Rolfe and our local officials for their work in helping to secure these jobs. This is an exciting day for our community as this announcement shows Tennessee is open for business.” – Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson (R – Franklin)
“Dave Ramsey and his company Ramsey Solutions have been helping people for more than 20 years break the chains of debt, save for emergencies, plan and invest. I’m very proud when companies that know us best choose to expand their business in our community. Ramsey Solutions is a valued, long-time business in Williamson County that is consistently ranked one of the best places to work in the country. I’m confident they’ll continue to thrive and change lives for many years to come.” – Rep. Glen Casada (R – Franklin)
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