Move aligned to defense, intelligence, and critical infrastructure markets focus
Parsons announced last week that effective immediately the company’s corporate headquarters will be relocated from Pasadena to the Washington, D.C. capital region, specifically to the company’s existing facility in Centreville, Va. The announcement follows a decade of strategic actions, including acquisitions and internal investments, focused on growth in the defense, intelligence and critical infrastructure markets.
“Parsons’ position as a world leader in defense, intelligence and critical infrastructure is the result of more than seven decades of strategic planning and investment,” said Chuck Harrington, chairman and CEO of Parsons. “Our strategic actions over the past 10 years, including acquisitions, have led to the Washington metropolitan area having Parsons’ largest concentration of employees worldwide. The move of our corporate headquarters to the Washington area will support this concentration of employees in the region.”
The Washington capital region is headquarters for many of Parsons largest customers in the defense and intelligence markets, and is the epicenter for legislative and policy actions related to critical infrastructure. “Relocating to the Washington region puts us in closer proximity to many of our existing and potential clients, as well as key decision makers who influence policy and funding initiatives across our markets, particularly critical infrastructure” said Harrington. “Proximity to these influencers increases Parsons’ opportunities to advance our enhance-extend-transform growth strategy and capitalize on our current momentum. Simply said, being in Northern Virginia gives us more opportunities to be in the right places, at the right times, with the right people driving the future of our markets.”
