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Hertz Moving World Headquarters From New Jersey To Florida
May 8, 2013
Gov. Rick Scott and Hertz announced Tuesday that the company will locate its worldwide headquarters to Estero, Florida, from Park Ridge, New Jersey. Over a two-year period, up to 700 jobs will be relocated starting later this year, while more than 2,000 personnel will remain in New Jersey and the metro-New York City area, including up to 150 employees who currently work in Park Ridge. All other Park Ridge employees will be able to retain their current positions at the new headquarters in Ft. Myers, scheduled to be completed in early ”
“It is great news for Florida that Hertz has chosen Lee County to relocate its corporate headquarters. These 700 jobs, along with opportunities for continued growth in Southwest Florida, will make a big impact across the Sunshine State,” Scott said. ” We are proud to say that Florida is not just a top destination for vacationers, but for growing businesses from all around the world.”
Hertz made the decision to relocate to Florida following its recent acquisition of the Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, which is currently headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Consolidating the corporate offices to one location will allow for increased efficiencies and cost synergies across the company. Additionally, access to the Florida travel and tourism population will position the company for long-term growth.
“After our recent business expansion, we have been looking for the right location to blend Hertz and Dollar Thrifty head office employees. Florida is the center of the U.S. travel and tourism industry – this move enables us to be closer to leisure and business customers, as well as many travel and association partners,” said Hertz Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Mark P. Frissora.
Pictured: Gov. Rick Scott and Hertz Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Mark P. Frissora announced Tuesday that the company will locate its worldwide headquarters to Estero, Florida from Park Ridge, New Jersey. Courtesy photo NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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