Allegis Group and CoinFlip are both adding new locations soon in Right to Work Florida! Allegis will be establishing operations in Jacksonville. Meanwhile, CoinFlip is adding a new location in Tampa. These businesses are great examples of how Right to Work states attract new business and thus create new opportunities for others.
Read on so you can learn more about each investment!
Allegis Group is establishing operations soon in Right to Work Jacksonville, Florida. This will create 500 new jobs as a result!
“Since Allegis Group’s founding, we have been passionate about creating opportunity, for our clients, our candidates and for our teams. We are grateful for our partnership with the city of Jacksonville and for the opportunity to advance our company’s core purpose.” […]
“Every company in every industry knows finding the right talent is critical for success, especially in today’s economy. […] Having a global leader in talent solutions choose Jacksonville for a large-scale expansion is a huge win for our community and we look forward to working with Allegis Group as the company grows here.”
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CoinFlip is creating 40 new jobs in Right to Work Tampa, Florida as a result of a new location here.
“This is a huge milestone as we look to not only bridge the gap between the digital economy and financial services, but it also represents a pivotal moment in the type of investment we are making in our CoinFlip family. […] Choosing Tampa was also methodical as it’s quickly becoming a crypto hub for the U.S. and we hope to emulate our tremendous success in Chicago.” […]
“We’re honored CoinFlip chose Tampa for this project and its first ever corporate expansion. Our reputation as a top tech city is growing, and I’m confident our strong talent pool will be a great resource for the company as it looks to expand in the area. […] Not only is Tampa an engineering hub, but we are also quickly becoming a center for all things crypto. We’re excited to continue to build our presence in the crypto space with the addition of CoinFlip, a true win for the city.” […]
“As CoinFlip looks to expand its product offering and reach a new demographic of consumers in 2022, Tampa is the perfect city to attract top talent and engineer. […] CoinFlip embraces our vision for innovation at Water Street Tampa and we’re thrilled they chose Sparkman Wharf. We look forward to adding Bitcoin ATMs and crypto education opportunities to the district.”
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To read the previous update on economic development in Right to Work Florida, click here.
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