Tech Mahindra, a global provider of integrated technology consulting and digital transformation solutions, has inaugurated its Americas headquarters in Plano, Texas.
The official opening was attended by notable figures, including John B. Muns, Mayor of Plano, and Melanie Royer, Representative of U.S. Congressman Pat Fallon (4th District, TX), alongside key clients and Tech Mahindra executives.
The Plano Headquarter is Tech Mahindra’s 19th office in the United States of America. The new office is approximately 27,000 square feet and accommodates 130 seats. It will further extend Tech Mahindra’s global workforce, which currently spans more than 150,000 employees across 90+ countries.
This new Headquarters will integrate several operational functions, including advanced consulting, project delivery, and comprehensive customer support services.
John B. Muns, Mayor of Plano, said, “Tech innovation is crucial for our region’s growth. The new Tech Mahindra office will nurture local talent and contribute significantly to our economy, reflecting our shared commitment to fostering a thriving tech ecosystem.”
Also Read: Airtm and Tech Mahindra Collaborate to Drive Global Workforce TransformationLakshmanan Chidambaram, President and Head of Americas Leadership Council, Tech Mahindra Americas Head, Mahindra Group, said, “Texas’ growth as a technology and innovation hub continues unabated. As a top employer in North Texas, we celebrate the opening of our new facility, which underscores our commitment to supporting customers, partners and the local economy. This space will enable us to enhance our innovation offerings, particularly in areas such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and cybersecurity, delivering cutting-edge solutions that meet evolving industry needs.”
Tech Mahindra plans to develop an Innovation Lab on-site as part of its ongoing growth initiatives. The lab will function as a center of excellence (CoE), dedicated to spearheading the development of next-gen technologies, accelerating innovation, and conducting research.
