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Komatsu America to move North America headquarters to Chicago

April 12, 2018 By Mary Gannon

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Komatsu America Corp. has announced plans to move company headquarters to Chicago in 2020.

Site-of-Komatsu-America's-new-North-American-headquarters-in-Chicago-Triangle-Plaza
Site of Komatsu America’s new North American headquarters in Chicago Triangle Plaza

The new site at Triangle Plaza, 8770 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., will feature a new, open floor plan, designed to foster more collaboration and cross-functional team communication. The design will reinforce the company’s focus on cross-discipline collaboration that drives customer-first solutions and services.

Onsite amenities and benefits include covered parking, proximity to two health clubs, a hotel, and multiple restaurant options, plus easy access to major highways, public transportation and O’Hare airport.

“There’s something for everyone in this move,“ said Rod Schrader, Chairman and CEO Komatsu America Corp. “Current employees will enjoy the building amenities and convenience to major transportation, the new floorplan supports the company’s efforts to break down team and workstream silos, and the move helps Komatsu remain competitive and attractive to prospective employees living in the city and studying at nearby universities,” Schrader said.

Komatsu Ltd, parent company of Komatsu America, established a permanent presence in the U.S. in 1970, with the first headquarters in San Francisco. Since then, Atlanta, Libertyville, Ill., Lincolnshire, Ill.; Vernon Hills, Ill;, and for past 11 years, Rolling Meadows, Ill., have all served as U.S. headquarter cities.

Komatsu America leadership consulted with Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and other city officials during the early planning stages of the move.

Komatsu America Corp.
www.komatsuamerica.com

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