Arrow Electronics moves headquarters to Colorado - Connector Specifier

Arrow Electronics moves headquarters to Colorado


Oct 17, 2011

Arrow Electronics (NYSE: ARW) announced that its Colorado operations will become the company's global headquarters, effective Nov. 15, 2011.

"With our Colorado operations serving as Arrow Electronics' global headquarters, our commitment to our employees, customers and suppliers remains the foundation of our strategy to create value for our shareholders," comments Michael J. Long, chairman, president and chief executive officer for Arrow Electronics. "As we embark on the next phase of the company's history, we look forward to Colorado being the headquarters for the 52 countries that we serve."

The electronics components distributor, with 2010 revenues of $18.7 billion, had previously been headquartered in Melville, N.Y., but says it has had a significant presence in Englewood, Colo., since 2000. The distributor's Englewood facility has served as the global base for its Enterprise Computing Solutions, Americas components and global services businesses.

"Our New York operations will continue to play a key role in the company," added Arrow's Long. "Our global reach and local touch serve as a differentiator with our more than 115,000 customers and 1,200 suppliers around the world. We are looking forward to continuing our tradition of excellence from our new headquarters in Colorado."

"This is one of those moments when focus and discipline pays off," remarked Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper. "We haven't been shy about working to retain, grow and recruit new businesses in Colorado...we are proud to welcome Arrow Electronics' global headquarters to Colorado. We look forward to doing all we can to help the company continue to prosper."

For more information, visit www.arrow.com.


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