NEW YORK – Circle has unveiled plans to move from Boston to a new global corporate headquarters for Circle Internet Group, Inc. based in One World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan.
“Circle’s vision for a new internet financial system is coming alive in a tremendous and exciting way,” said Jeremy Allaire, Co-Founder and CEO of Circle. “One World Trade Center and all it stands for – freedom, strength and a projection of America’s central role in the global economy – are the catalysts of global prosperity. Our new headquarters near the top of One World Trade Center is a symbol of the trust, security and stability we’re building as a critical infrastructure provider for the future of finance.”
Configured as a convening space to reflect Circle’s mission of building a more open, inclusive, safer and efficient global economic system, the new headquarters spans the entirety of the 87th floor and is set to open in early 2025. Entrepreneurs, developers, partners, innovators, technologists, heads of state and government leaders will convene with Circle to create, dialogue and build the new internet financial system together.
“We are investing in New York. We are investing in America,” said Jeremy Allaire, Co-founder and CEO of Circle. “We believe that the infrastructure we are collectively building – this new internet financial system – will be the foundation for the next century of global economic activity, and we feel so privileged to join New York’s thriving community of innovators, technologists and financial leaders.”
Originating in Boston, and like many technology-driven companies, Circle has scaled out largely as a remote-first operation, employing almost 1,000 employees across 36 US states and 14 countries. Circle employees have a presence in many of the world’s leading cities including New York, Berlin, Boston, Dublin, London, Paris, Singapore, San Francisco Bay, São Paulo and Taipei. In over a decade of operations, New York has become a major hub for Circle employees.
