Asurion Opens Orlando, Florida, Call Center
08/18/2016
“The Orlando work environment is exciting and dynamic, a place where technology, innovation and problem-solving come together,” said Gene Galaviz, Asurion senior site director. “We’re looking for team members who are the earliest adopters of the newest apps and technology, and enjoy teaching others to solve technical problems. This type of person is very successful at Asurion, and we’re excited to build a strong team of these individuals here in Orlando.
As an incentive, Orlando Economic Development Commission worked with the City of Orlando to provide many resources for Asurion’s expansion, including assistance with site visits, employer interviews and fast-track permitting.
“Our diverse, skilled and multilingual workforce is known for providing customer service excellence,” said Orlando EDC Chairman David Fuller. “Asurion will find Orlando to be a great business location with plentiful human resources and opportunity for growth.”
“Orlando is a truly international city with a reputation for being the hospitality and customer service capital of the world,” said Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer. “These attributes, plus our talented labor force and business-friendly environment, make Orlando a natural fit for Asurion’s customer support center.”
Project Announcements
Aegis Sortation Expands Louisville, Kentucky, Operations
04/26/2025
Process Machinery Expands Shelby County, Kentucky, Production Operations
04/26/2025
HL Mechatronics Expands Williams Township, Michigan, Operations
04/26/2025
Norplas Industries Expands Highland Park, Michigan, Operations
04/26/2025
General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems Establishes Camden, Arkansas, Operations
04/26/2025
Cyclic Materials Plans Mesa, Arizona, Recycling Operations
04/26/2025
Most Read
-
Run a Job Task Analysis
Q4 2024
-
The Location Economics of Advanced Nuclear
Q1 2025
-
39th Annual Corporate & 21st Annual Consultants Surveys: What Business Leaders and Consultants Are Saying About Site Selection
Q1 2025
-
NEW NIMBYism: A Threat to The U.S. Economy
Q4 2024
-
Power, Policy, and Site Selection in 2025
Q1 2025
-
Why Workforce Readiness Can’t Wait
Q1 2025
-
Designing Beyond the Assembly Line
Q1 2025