Charles Schwab Commits to Omaha as Key Operations Center
ROB: CHARLES SCHWAB SAYS TODAY HE WILL MAINTAIN A PRESENCE AT OMAHA. JULIE CORNELL IS ON THE LIVE DESK. JULIE: IT’S BEEN TWO YEARS SINCE SCHWAB ANNOUNCED IT ACQUIRED TD AMERITRADE, INCLUDING THIS GRAND BUILDING IN WEST OMA. COMPANY EXECUTIVES VISITED OMAHA FACILITY TOD,AY TELLING OMAHA WORKERS PLAYS CRIT
The Charles Schwab Corporation professes its commitment to Omaha as a key operations center
The Charles Schwab Corporation has pledged to make Omaha its primary center of operations, the financial services firm said Thursday. “Ameritrade has been an important part of the Omaha community for more than four decades, and we’re as committed to the workforce here as they are to our customers,” said Walt Bettinger, CEO of The Charles. Schwab Corporation, in a press release. “Omaha plays a vital role in our plans for the future, both as a hub for great talent and as part of our strategy to accommodate growth as we strive to meet the needs of our customer base. in expansion.” Senior management met with workers in person on March 16 at TD Ameritrade. The financial services company also said it currently has more than 300 open positions in Omaha. We are thrilled and honored to play a part in maintaining the connection between the College World Series site and the great city of Omaha and the more than seven decades of tradition that accompanies the event,” said Jonathan Craig, General Manager. investor services and marketing. to Charles Schwab, said in December. “Today’s announcement signifies our continued commitment to the people of Omaha and the baseball fans from across the country who visit the city each year.”
The Charles Schwab Corporation has pledged to make Omaha its primary center of operations, the financial services firm announced Thursday.
Schwab, which acquired TD Ameritrade for $26 billion in 2020, said it now has 2,400 employees in Omaha, a 20% increase from before the acquisition.
“Ameritrade has been an important part of the Omaha community for more than four decades, and we’re as committed to the workforce here as they are to our customers,” said Walt Bettinger, CEO of The Charles. Schwab Corporation, in a press release. “Omaha plays a vital role in our plans for the future, both as a hub for great talent and as part of our growth strategy as we strive to meet the needs of our growing customer base. .”
Senior management met with workers in person on March 16 at TD Ameritrade facilities. The financial services company also said it currently has more than 300 open positions in Omaha.
In 2021, Schwab made another commitment to the region – retaining exclusive naming rights to the ballpark that hosts the College World Series each June in downtown Omaha.
“We are thrilled and honored to play a part in maintaining the bond the College World Series venue has with the great city of Omaha and the more than seven decades of tradition that comes with the event,” Jonathan Craig, general manager of the investor services and marketing at Charles Schwab, said in December. “Today’s announcement signifies our continued commitment to the people of Omaha and the baseball fans from across the country who visit the city each year.”