VISA USA Plans Global IT Center in Austin, Texas, Estimated To Create Almost 800 Jobs
11/22/2012
"Visa is continually looking for opportunities to add world-class talent to our organization," said Will Valentine, a Visa spokesperson. "Austin offers a vibrant technology community and business-friendly climate, and we are working closely with local officials to finalize an agreement.
Gov Rick Perry’s Office said in exchange for Visa's commitment to create these new jobs, the state has offered the company $7.9 million through the Texas Enterprise Fund Execution that is contingent upon finalization of local 10-year performance based incentives of about $1.56 million which is awaiting approval by Austin City Council. Its new facility will be located at Research Park III, 12301 Research Blvd. in Austin.
"Here in Texas, our commitment to low taxes, reasonable regulations, fair courts and equipping a skilled workforce have kept our state at the forefront of job creation," Gov. Perry said. "Texas is competing nationally and internationally for jobs and we want companies who are looking to expand or relocate to consider the Lone Star State first and all we have to offer. Visa's decision to build a new global IT center in Austin is a great fit with our skilled workforce and Central Texas' reputation as a hub for high tech companies."
Project Announcements
People Center-Rippling Expands New York City Operations
12/19/2025
Eaton Expands Henrico County, Virginia, Manufacturing Operations
12/19/2025
Taiwan-Based Foxconn Technology Plans Louisville, Kentucky, Manufacturing Operations
12/19/2025
Michigan Milk Producers Association Plans Ovid-Wheatland, Michigan, Processing Operations
12/18/2025
SLB Expands Shreveport, Louisiana, Operations
12/18/2025
Eastover Chips Plans Eastover, South Carolina, Wood Chipping Operations
12/18/2025
Most Read
-
The Workforce Bottleneck in America’s Manufacturing Revival
Q4 2025
-
Rethinking Local Governments Through Consolidation and Choice
Q3 2025
-
Lead with Facts, Land the Deal
Q3 2025
-
Investors Seek Shelter in Food-Focused Real Estate
Q3 2025
-
America’s Aerospace Reboot
Q3 2025
-
Tariff Shockwaves Hit the Industrial Sector
Q4 2025
-
The Permit Puzzle and the Path to Groundbreaking
Q3 2025