KPMG Targeting Innovation Center In Midtown

KPMG Ignition

One of the country's largest consulting firms is igniting a lease in Midtown for an innovation center.

KPMG has inked a deal for the third floor of One Atlantic Center, the 1.1M SF tower on West Peachtree Street, according to permits filed with the City of Atlanta. Specifically, KPMG is doing an interior build-out for its Ignition division, a collaborative, open space office environ where the firm works with partners on tech advancements in data analytics, tax technology and cloud deployment, according to the firm's website. Among its partners are Apptio, Oracle Corp, Workday and ServiceNow.

"These unique collaborative spaces enable our talented professionals—from developers and data scientists to information architects—to share knowledge and capabilities, discover innovative opportunities, and offer the transformative solutions you need to compete," KPMG officials state online.

This will be KPMG's fourth Ignition center in the US, behind New York, Grand Rapids, MI, and Denver.

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