Representatives for PGA of America, Cushman & Wakefield, Adolfson & Peterson and Page gathered to celebrate the midpoint of construction for the new PGA of America corporate headquarters in Frisco, Texas. Photo courtesy of Adolfson & Peterson Construction
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high-caliber workforce, which allows companies like Wesco to innovate and prosper,” said Governor Greg Abbott. “As a thriving aviation and aerospace hub, Fort Worth is the ideal location for Wesco to continue to grow its operations and serve its customers. I am proud to welcome Wesco to Texas, along with the more than 200 jobs it is bringing to the region and look forward to working together to keep Texas the number one economy in the nation.” “Incora is a leading, global provider of innovative supply chain solutions, and the Dallas-Fort Worth area already is home to two of our offices and our largest, by volume, distribution center in the world,” said Incora Chief Executive Officer Todd Renehan. “Our new, larger office space in Fort Worth will allow us to bring our teams together to increase efficiency, encourage collaboration and support the future growth of our business. This
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centrally located site also will offer more accessibility and availability to our customers and colleagues across the U.S. and in Europe.” Not all headquarters projects in Texas are relocations. Some Texas companies want to grow where they are. State Bank of Texas (SBT), $1-billion asset full-service commercial bank headquartered in Dallas, announced in March it has finalized plans to build a new headquarters building in the Las Colinas Urban Center. Construction is expected to be completed mid2023. The building project was announced by Chan Patel, CEO and board chair of SBT. “We are tremendously pleased to be locating our headquarters in the vibrant Las Colinas Urban Center,” said Patel. “This investment further strengthens our commitment to the Irving/Las Colinas community and allows our business ample room to continue growing.”
