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Fidelity Investments Expanding in Albuquerque???
Hi ladies,
I'm a MA nestie, but I am hoping someone here might know about Fidelity Investments expanding in Albuquerque? Anyone work there? Have any info? Thanks in advance!
Re: Fidelity Investments Expanding in Albuquerque???
The only expansion I've heard about is that Fidelity opened an investment center in ABQ Uptown 9http://www.abquptown.com/news_detail.sstg?id=250.
There's a metion in ths Albuquerque Tribuen article - http://www.abqtrib.com/news/2007/aug/20/10-things-know/
Other than that, I haven't heard anything about Fidelity in ABQ.
Usually, the ABQ Economic Developmnet branch of the Chamber of Commerce or the NM Business Weekly talk about new ventures or ocmpanies coming in. We've had a lot of corporate office come into the metro region in the last few years - GAP HQ, USFS financial offices, etc.
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Firm to Bring 1,200 High-Pay Jobs to City
By Andrew Webb
Copyright ? 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer
International financial giant Fidelity Investments is expected to announce today that it will open an office at Mesa del Sol with 1,200 high-paying jobs.
Albuquerque Mayor Martin Ch?vez told the Journal on Wednesday that the company plans to build a 200,000-square-foot office at the master-planned development southwest of Downtown. The office is scheduled to open in early 2009.
Employees there would perform white-collar tasks such as human resources, with an average annual salary of $60,000, the mayor said.
"Any time we can bring high-paying work that has impact beyond our borders, it's a great infusion to our economy," Ch?vez said.
He said the state is expected to contribute $15 million in capital toward infrastructure, such as roads and utility lines, at the facility. The city will contribute another $1 million. Fidelity will own the building, he said.
Ch?vez said the agreement was the culmination of city and state economic development efforts to lure the investment company.
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Thanks, flame! I saw your post on Boston, and wanted to reply here as well.
DH works for Fidelity, though he was transferred. I'd love to chat Fido with you- feel free to email me at melindakaye27 at yahoo.
Glad you saw the post. They did keep it very hush-hush until the announcement. Then wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am they had announcemnets that 3 big companies are coming into Mesa del Sol.
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I lived in Boston for 8 years (90-98) and my mom's family is all in Boston metro. So I can answer any questions about COL, culture shock, etc. Feel free to post here or email me at sooz_nm at prodigy dot net if you want info on Albuquerque.