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HILTON'S LEGACY IN NOVA
Northern Virginia has been Hilton’s home for more than a decade, and the region has played an instrumental role in helping us create the best, most inclusive home for our Team Members while also managing the demands of a global business. We appreciate the continued support of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Fairfax County in ensuring we continue to attract strong, diverse talent to our vibrant, growing region.
Fast Facts
Fortune 500 Companies with Corporate Headquarters in Virginia
Fairfax County EDAInc. 5000 Companies Headquartered in Fairfax NOVA
Fairfax County EDAof the U.S. Population Within a Day’s Drive or a Two-Hour Flight from Nearby IAD Airport
Fairfax County EDATech Companies in Fairfax NOVA
Fairfax County EDAThe Future is Our Frontier
A Gravitational Pull for Good Investment
Built to fulfill business criteria and execute your vision to specification, Fairfax NOVA is the X factor for corporate relocations. A diverse, six-million-person workforce and exceptional quality of life await businesses that headquarter in Fairfax NOVA. Our region is also home to the most foreign-owned or foreign-affiliated companies in the Greater Washington, D.C. area and provides more opportunities for women and minorities than many other tech hubs.
Countless firms have chosen to call Fairfax NOVA home, in industries from healthcare to information technology to real estate. Leidos, Freddie Mac and Capital One are just a few of the Fortune 500 corporate headquarters in the region, and in 2020, Amazon chose Arlington for the site of its second United States headquarters.
Along with its eastern time zone, Fairfax NOVA provides a seamless connection to global markets through Washington Dulles International Airport and a central location that’s within easy commuting distance to most major U.S. cities. Capitalize on remarkable resources and leverage strategic partnerships when you move your HQ to Fairfax NOVA.
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Corporate Headquarters in Fairfax NOVA
Ten Fortune 500 corporate headquarters and dozens of other well-established businesses find stable market access and a business-friendly climate in Fairfax NOVA. Discover how these companies are paving the way in their respective industries.
Talent that Drives Innovation Forward
In-demand expertise and skills flow throughout Fairfax NOVA. With a workforce of six million in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, companies find a wealth of talent to choose from. Annually, close to 90,000 degrees are conferred from more than 60 esteemed higher education institutions, with a particular emphasis on high-demand fields such as IT, software development, finance and business management.
The Gateway to Global Operations
Fairfax NOVA’s robust transportation infrastructure serves as a launchpad for worldwide access. Companies that headquarter in the Washington, D.C. metro region enjoy Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD)’s non-stop access to 85 American locations and 59 international destinations, while regional airports open the opportunity for executive travel and private jets. And to further facilitate access for employees, the Dulles Rail Silver Line provides a one-seat, no-transfer ride linking the region to IAD, downtown Washington, D.C. and suburban Maryland.
Corporate Businesses that Stick the Landing
Build your home base at the epicenter of companies and corporations that influence industries across the globe. Whether it’s Amazon’s HQ2’s recent move to Arlington or any one of the ten Fortune 500 companies in the region, businesses count on Fairfax NOVA for talent, innovative research and unparalleled access to regional and global markets. Join a community of major corporations including Northrop Grumman (Falls Church), NVR Inc. (Reston), Booz Allen Hamilton (Tysons), Boeing (Arlington), Raytheon (Arlington), Beacon Roofing (Herndon), DXC Technology (Ashburn) and Performance Food Group (Richmond).
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