900 Downtown Jobs to Nashville

[nashville_bound 1624]

I think it is the much heralded Lockheed Martin - MONAX project.

Story on Tennessean

Any other thoughts?

[smeagolsfree 8541]

This is what I found on MONAX

http://www.lockheedmartin.com/products/monax/

I deleted the other 8 post for you Todd

Got a little carried away did we

[nashville_bound 1624]

The 8 other posts resulted from an Urban Planet system error (I pressed post 1 time) .... I was unable to delete them once they posted.

This is what I found on MONAX

http://www.lockheedmartin.com/products/monax/

I deleted the other 8 post for you Todd

Got a little carried away did we

[MTSUBlueraider86 30]

It will be nice if we see a Lockheed Martin sign on the side of a building!

BR

[producer2 60]

Maybe this AND Lockheed Martin...

[nashville_bound 1624]

P2 I hope you are correct .... this looks to be IQT (a call center)

why old they pay the premium for downtown space? I would just locate in Lavergne and save a butt load of mobbed.

Maybe this AND Lockheed Martin...

[producer2 60]

P2 I hope you are correct .... this looks to be IQT (a call center)

why old they pay the premium for downtown space? I would just locate in Lavergne and save a butt load of mobbed.

It's the demographic of their workers. they are far more likely to want to live and work in the downtown/urban area than Lavergne. They don't rely on cars or need the backyards as much as some folks do!

[timmay143 653]

http://www.tennessean.com/article/20110610/NEWS/306100049/Nashville-wins-tech-recruitment-battle-IQT-Inc-?odyssey=mod{sodEmoji.|}newswell{sodEmoji.|}text{sodEmoji.|}FRONTPAGE{sodEmoji.|}p

Here is more on IQT from the TN.

[jice 15]

Very cool.

This is huge for downtown Nashville.. especially with the company working 24/7.

[timmay143 653]

Uh-oh, apparently this fell apart and isn't going to happen, well is on hold.

http://www.wsmv.com/story/15102795/deal-to-bring-new-jobs-to-nashville-on-hold-amid-questions-about-company

[it's just dave 8]

I don't think "hold" is the right word.

Dead is more like it, and better it die now than in an financially awkward future moment.

[timmay143 653]

Oh yeah, definitely dead. Just using the wording in the article. I'm glad as well that no money was dealt out to this company.