The home of happiness

We just call it home.

Regional offices and company headquarters in Orlando are experiencing their own growth while contributing to the daily operations and overall expansion of other major industries in the region and throughout the world.

Orlando-based companies span across sectors, from aerospace and defense, logistics and distribution, and advanced manufacturing to innovative technologies and the life sciences and healthcare. Top headquarters in Orlando include AAA, Darden Restaurants and Travel + Leisure, as well as regional operations for KPMG, Siemens, Lockheed Martin and Deloitte.

No. 2 in the Country for Job Growth

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2022
150+ Non-Stop Destinations: Orlando to the World

Orlando International Airport & Orlando Sanford International Airport, 2022
1.4M+ Workers in the Existing Labor Pool

Florida Dept. of Commerce (LAUS), July 2023
1000+ People per Week Added to the Population

U.S. Census Bureau

We’re known by the companies we keep

Featured Headquarters in Orlando

80 percent of workers in Orlando are employed outside of the leisure and hospitality industry. We’re a little more corporate than you might think. Then again, our tendencies toward fun and games are helping companies in Orlando innovate, with several corporations establishing modeling, simulation and training operations to grow new ideas.

AAA

Headquartered in Orlando, the American Automobile Association is a federation of motor clubs throughout North America. AAA is a privately…

Massey Services

Massey Services is a pest prevention, termite protection and landscape care company.

Marriott Vacations Worldwide

Marriott Vacations Worldwide Corporation is headquartered in Orlando and operates several contact centers handling customer service, reservations, timeshare sales, vacation…

Mears Transportation

Mears Transportation is a taxi and shuttle service.

Universal Orlando Resort

Universal Orlando Resort is a theme park and entertainment resort complex.

“Central Florida is a great place to do business because it has strong business and community leadership, with a shared commitment to the success of the city and the companies located here….”

– Rich Jeffers

Director of Media Relations and External Communications, Darden Restaurants

Major Developments

From the Magic Kingdom to the executive board room, there’s serious business happening here. Leading businesses across industry sectors are establishing regional and company headquarters in Orlando.

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https://news.orlando.org/success-stories/kpmg-chooses-orlando-for-its-global-training-center/

KPMG

KPMG completed its 55-acre, 800,000-square-foot global learning, development and innovation facility in Lake Nona.

https://news.orlando.org/success-stories/deloitte-consulting-opens-technology-delivery-center/

Deloitte U.S. Technology Center

Deloitte expanded its U.S. technology delivery center, employing 1,900 over the past four years and investing over $60 million.

https://news.orlando.org/success-stories/usta-names-orlando-as-new-home-for-american-tennis/

USTA National Campus

USTA is creating 196 new jobs over three years, sparking an innovation and sports performance cluster for sports-related businesses and associations.

https://news.orlando.org/blog/holiday-retirements-ceo-on-finding-a-place-in-the-florida-sun/

Holiday Retirement

Holiday Retirement chose the Orlando region to help evolve the 47-year-old company with new talent with roots in hospitality.

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Get in touch with Jack Bojinov, Director of Economic Development, for additional information including customized talent data and tailored space recommendations.

Call today: 407.669.3041