Company expands headquarters
Intelligrated opened the expansion to their Mason, Ohio, headquarters, which added 275 employees companywide. The facility now has a combined area of 262,000 square feet.
Intelligrated announced the grand opening of its 122,000-square-foot headquarters expansion in Mason, Ohio. With a combined area of 262,000 square feet, Intelligrated’s headquarters will accommodate an ongoing increase in engineering, research and development staffing.
The yearlong construction project was made possible by a financial incentive package from the state of Ohio and the city of Mason to support local job growth. Over the past year, Intelligrated added more than 160 employees in the state of Ohio and 275 employees companywide. In addition, the company plans to add 150 more employees by the end of 2013.
In addition to its corporate headquarters, Intelligrated has expanded facilities in Texas and Illinois within the past 12 months.
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