ġEconomic impact assumptions are made in the Economic Modeling System (source: Applied Economics), and numbers are based on five years (term of the lease). The landlord, Stockdale Capital Partners, was represented by CBRE.įor more information on opportunities and positions within this new office please visit. Weebly was represented by Cushman & Wakefield. As more people embrace the concept of the Personal Economy and starting a business of their own, Weebly is seeing tremendous demand for its technology which enables anyone to easily and affordably create a high-quality website, blog or online store to bring their unique idea to the world. alone, 33 percent of the total Internet population visits a Weebly site each month, up from 25 percent in 2013. The space is not only centrally located in Scottsdale, but also part of a bustling 24-7 lifestyle center, a feature important to Weebly’s unique culture," said Bartos.Įvery month, 175 million people visit over 20 million Weebly sites worldwide.
“After scouting several markets, we were thrilled to secure a great expansion location at Galleria Corporate Centre. “It’s very fulfilling to watch innovative clients like Weebly expand to new locations throughout the country,” said Cushman & Wakefield Senior Director Jon Dishotsky, who leads Weebly’s brokerage team along with local Phoenix veterans Ryan Bartos and Matt Coxhead. connect with their customers and grow through Weebly’s innovative web and e-commerce platform.” “We thank Weebly for selecting Scottsdale to expand its operations, and are excited to see the company help more businesses across the U.S. “Globally-focused companies continue to choose Arizona to achieve their goals for growth, and our highly skilled and available workforce is among our key advantages attracting corporate investment and expansions to the state,” said Sandra Watson, President and CEO, Arizona Commerce Authority. “I am very pleased to welcome Weebly to Arizona and to Scottsdale.”
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“The expansion of Weebly to Scottsdale was a collective effort by the city and our regional economic development partners to continue building Scottsdale’s software and technology sector,” said Scottsdale Mayor W.J.
Each new employee will become part of the company’s larger mission to help anyone start their something and easily build a business, website, blog or online store. Roles will include: customer sales and support specialists, team leaders, trainers, quality assurance and additional roles to be added in the future. Scottsdale Road in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale, will allow Weebly to hire local talent to lead customer sales and support operations. The 25,000-square-foot space, located in the Galleria Corporate Centre at 4301 N. "With support from the city and the Arizona Commerce Authority, we're looking forward to building a world-class team to support the success of our customers globally." There is an amazing pool of quality talent in the area," said David Rusenko, co-founder of Weebly. “We're extremely excited to open our new customer operations headquarters in Scottsdale. The company plans to bring over 250 new positions to the city over the next three years, and will support more than two million customers from its Scottsdale office location. The total economic impact over the course of the five-year lease term is estimated to be $256 million, according to an economic impact analysis provided by the City of Scottsdale 1. Weebly’s expansion to Scottsdale will have a significant impact on the city’s economy. The office space will serve as the company’s North American customer operations headquarters to support its growing customer base. SAN FRANCISCO, CA (June 4, 2014) - Weebly, a global service that lets everyone create a high-quality website that they are proud to share, has signed a 25,000-square-foot office lease in Scottsdale, Ariz. Website creation service expands customer support brings new employment opportunity to local economy Weebly Opens North American Customer Operations Headquarters in Scottsdale, Arizona
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