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Situated along the Interstate 85 corridor halfway between Atlanta and Charlotte, Greenville, SC supports a diverse and growing business climate while maintaining its Southern charm and quality of life.

As the largest of the three cities in the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson MSA, the Greenville metro area ranked fifth out of America's 50 hottest cities in the nation for European business expansion and 11th in the nation for site selection. (Expansion Management Magazine, June 2002/January 2002) Greenville is home to the North American headquarters of Michelin and BMW, and divisional and regional headquarters for General Electric, Robert Bosch, Lockheed Martin, Bowater, Hitachi and many other top employers.

With a diverse economy and an abundance of international business, Greenville offers the perfect combination of career and culture. With a county population of 407,383, Greenville lies at the center of the most populated region of South Carolina with more than 1.2 million residents. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Greenville lies one hour from the mountains, and only three hours from the South Carolina coast.

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With the City of Greenville at its center, the Upstate of South Carolina gives off an energetic vibe. Greenville’s rapidly growing Downtown and surrounding areas, filled with history, entertainment, arts, shopping, dining, and nightlife, combined with the Upcountry’s beautiful outdoors, allow traditional Southern hospitality to meet the excitement of the New South. Situated along the Interstate 85 corridor halfway between Atlanta and Charlotte, Greenville lies at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Its location allows for easy transportation to the mountains as well as to the South Carolina coast. Combined with a mild climate, a growing population, and a low cost of living, Greenville offers a quality of life unlike other cities its size. Greenville’s diverse economy and growing International business create many opportunities for career and culture. Greenville is home to the North American headquarters for BMW and Michelin, as well as to the newly built ICAR, Clemson University’s International Center for Automotive Research. As Greenville continues to grow and becomes more of an economic epicenter, it draws the best and brightest to the area. Abundant in opportunities and activities, Greenville has become an attractive place for people of all ages. Recently ranked 4th on Relocate-America.com's list of "America's Top 100 Places to Live," Greenville continues to grow at a rapid pace. Come discover the many attractions that await you. Discover Greenville.