What’s happening?
Sennheiser, the global leader in professional audio, is relocating its Americas Regional Hub to Rock Nashville, a 600,000-square-foot production campus in Tennessee.
Why is this significant?
The move represents a $2.5 million investment and the creation of at least 25 jobs, marking the first partnership between Sennheiser and the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD) at Rock Nashville.
Why Nashville?
Known as Music City, Nashville offers a rich music and entertainment ecosystem, a skilled workforce, and a creative atmosphere. Sennheiser’s relocation embeds its brands, including Neumann, in a city celebrated for its musical heritage.
What does this mean for the community?
The new headquarters will expand Sennheiser’s local presence, creating job opportunities and fostering collaboration with artists, engineers and industry partners. While some teams will work on-site to enhance client interactions, others will continue in hybrid or remote roles across the U.S. and Canada.
What they’re saying:
- Francine Seles, Director of Operations, Americas, Sennheiser: “Nashville is a place where creativity, culture and community come together. By opening our office at Rock Nashville, we’re creating a collaborative space to spark new ideas and support long-term growth.”
- Gov. Bill Lee: “Music City offers the skilled workforce and creative atmosphere Sennheiser needs to thrive. This project will benefit Tennesseans for years to come.”
- Andrea Shirk, CEO & President, Rock Nashville: “We are honored to welcome Sennheiser to our campus community as we enter a new phase for Nashville productions.”
