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Primerica to break ground on new Duluth headquarters

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Nov 3, 2011

Primerica will break ground Friday on a new global headquarters in Duluth that will give the company space to add 200 employees.

Primerica, which sells insurance and investment products, already has about 1,800 employees at 10 office buildings in Gwinnett. The company expects to move into the 344,476-square-foot headquarters in April 2013. Gov. Nathan Deal and other public and business officials will attend the ceremony at 3 p.m. at the new facility near the intersection of Ga. 120 and Meadow Church Road.

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