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Economic Impact
Nissan is proud to operate some of the safest and most innovative factories in the country, but it’s Nissan’s team members that sets the automaker apart from the rest.
Nissan Economic Impact Facts
See Nissan’s U.S. Brochure for More Information about their Economic Impact here.
Community
Nissan knows the communities are vital to the well-being of its team members. Through the Nissan Foundation and Nissan Neighbors, Nissan supports local non-profits as they fulfill their missions to serve others and promote greater understanding.
– Nissan provided 235 boxes of food for families during Thanksgiving.
– Team members have logged 5,000+ volunteer hours.
– $1.6M donated as part of United Way Annual Campaign.
Nissan Canton and the American Red Cross
Nissan Canton team members recently joined up with the American Red Cross of Mississippi for its Sound the Alarm event.
The Nissan team worked alongside community members to help install free smoke alarms in homes across Canton – helping install 65 smoke alarms and make 26 households safer.
See more here.
Workforce Development & Education
Many of Nissan’s team members joined without prior automotive production expertise. They received training — and the opportunity to build careers that support their families and contribute to their communities.
JSU Students Visit Canton Plant
Jackson State University students had the opportunity to visit the Canton, Mississippi plant for a tour and to hear from several members of the Nissan leadership team as part of Nissan's Driving Force Apprenticeship program. The program allows students from HBCUs to participate in a 10-week, field-credit academic program that's compromised of virtual training and mentorship sessions.
Driving EVs Forward
Building electric vehicles requires an immense degree of training, but this is a challenge Nissan's Decherd Powertrain teammates are well prepared to tackle. Thanks to their skillful hands and steadfast commitment, Decherd will continue to be a posterchild for innovation for years to come.
Southern Automotive Women's Forum
50 female employees from across various departments and locations attended the 13th annual Southern Automotive Women's Forum. The two-day event brought together women from across the auto industry for educational, mentoring, and networking opportunities - covering everything from navigating an automotive career to learning how to build a better resume.