COLUMBIA, S.C. – Nash Technologies (Nash), a logistics artificial intelligence platform, today announced it is expanding its operations in Charleston County. The company’s investment will create approximately 30 new jobs over the next five years.
Founded in 2021, Nash connects merchants, distributors, and transportation and logistics companies to optimize, dispatch, track and deliver orders through a single platform. The company powers deliveries for more than 1,000 customers across 20 countries.
Nash is expanding its existing operation, located at 7 Radcliffe St. in Charleston, which serves as the company’s North American field sales hub in addition to its headquarters based in San Francisco.
Operations are already online. Individuals interested in joining the Nash team should visit the company’s careers page.
“Having personally hailed from San Francisco, I could not be more thankful to the city of Charleston for welcoming me and Nash. Charleston’s a city with deep roots in commerce and logistics and is the perfect place to build out our North American field sales hub. Our San Francisco headquarters is where we’ve built and continue to build the intelligence that moves the physical economy, and our new Charleston office is where we’ll build the team that brings this intelligence to the market.”
-Nash Technologies VP of Global Sales Bobby Boyle
“With the addition of 30 new jobs in Charleston County, Nash Technologies continues to make a strong impact in the Lowcountry and beyond. We are pleased to celebrate the expansion of another innovative company that has found success in our state.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster
“South Carolina and Charleston County offer an innovative business environment where technology companies can thrive, and we are proud to see Nash Technologies continuing that legacy. Congratulations to Nash on this expansion and all it will mean for the Charleston community in the years ahead.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III
“Nash Technologies’ expansion in Charleston County brings new high-quality jobs and opportunities for our residents while strengthening an important sector of our economy. We are proud to support the company’s continued growth and look forward to seeing its success in our community.”
-Charleston County Council Chairman Joe Boykin
