Nash Technologies Opens Charleston Hub, Expected to Add 30 Jobs

Logistics technology company Nash Technologies is expanding its operations in Charleston, South Carolina, a project expected to create approximately 30 new jobs over a five-year period.

Establishing the North American Field Sales Hub

The expansion anchors the company’s regional footprint at 7 Radcliffe St. in Charleston. Founded in 2021, Nash operates a logistics artificial intelligence platform that connects merchants, distributors, and transportation providers to optimize, dispatch, track, and manage deliveries. The platform currently powers deliveries for more than 1,000 customers across 20 countries.

Operations at the Charleston site are already online, and individuals interested in joining the team can visit the company’s careers page. While the firm’s San Francisco headquarters houses the engineering intelligence that moves physical supply chains, the Charleston office functions specifically as its North American field sales hub.

“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.”

said Nash Technologies Vice President of Global Sales Bobby Boyle.

State and Local Economic Impact

State and county officials welcomed the announcement as evidence of the region’s expanding technology sector. South Carolina Henry McMaster noted that the addition of new roles highlights the company’s ongoing impact in the Lowcountry.

“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,” stated South Carolina Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III.

Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Merle Johnson added that the growing capabilities of firms like Nash deepen local expertise and strengthen the market’s support systems as demand for advanced technology solutions accelerates. Charleston County Council Chairman Joe Boykin also emphasized that the expansion brings high-quality employment opportunities for area residents.