Digital marketing company expands to Gwinnett

A digital marketing and design company is moving to Gwinnett County.

Red Clay Interactive said Tuesday it was relocating from to Buford in a move that will bring 25 new jobs to the community and create an additional 25 jobs over the next three years.

Red Clay Interactive’s chief executive Lance Compton said he was lured from Gainesville, Ga. to Gwinnett by the young talent pool and access to new markets.

“Gwinnett provides the ideal environment for us to continue to build our business,” he said.

The company, founded in 2000, develops social media campaigns and programs mobile apps for businesses across the world.

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