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Headquarters in the Jacksonville Region Northeast Type of Company Name Address City Florida Headquarters Employees Headquarters in the Jacksonville Region Northeast Type of Company Name Address City Florida Headquarters Employees Florida Blue 4800 Deerwood Campus Parkway Jacksonville 6,500 Regional Citi 14000 Citicards Way Jacksonville 5,000 Regional JP Morgan Chase 10151 Deerwood Park Blvd, Bldg 400 Jacksonville 3,900 Regional CSX Corporation 500 Water Street Jacksonville 3,600 Corporate Wells Fargo 225 Water Street Jacksonville 3,500 Regional BI-LO and Winn-Dixie Stores 5050 Edgewood Court Jacksonville 2,500 Corporate Black Knight Financial Services 601 Riverside Ave. Jacksonville 2,400 Corporate EverBank 501 Riverside Ave Jacksonville 2,239 Corporate VISTAKON Division of Johnson & Johnson Vision 7500 Centurion Parkway Jacksonville 2,000 Division Care, Inc. Gate Petroleum 9540 San Jose Blvd Jacksonville 1,430 Corporate Crowley Maritime Corporation 9487 Regency Square Boulevard Jacksonville 1,250 Corporate Miller Electric Company 2251 Rosselle Street Jacksonville 1,200 Corporate VyStar Credit Union 4949 Blanding Blvd. Jacksonville 1,200 Corporate Swisher International Group Inc. 459 E 16th Street Jacksonville 1,000 Corporate Brooks Rehabilitation 3599 University Boulevard South Jacksonville 1,000 Corporate Stein Mart Inc. 1200 Riverplace Blvd. Jacksonville 1,000 Corporate Landstar System Inc. 13410 Sutton Park Drive South Jacksonville 900 Corporate Page 1 Headquarters in the Jacksonville Region Northeast Type of Company Name Address City Florida Headquarters Employees Fanatics 5245 Commonwealth Ave Suite 200 Jacksonville 900 - NorthgateArinso 8000 Baymeadows Way Jacksonville 800 Corporate Web.com 12808 Gran Bay Parkway West Jacksonville 800 Corporate Allstate 1776 American Heritage Life Drive Jacksonville 800 Regional W.W. Gay Mechanical Contractors Inc. 524 Stockton Street Jacksonville 750 Corporate Interline Brands Inc. 801 W Bay Street Jacksonville 700 Corporate Ring Power Corporation 500 World Commerce Parkway St. Augustine 629 Corporate PGA Tour Inc. 100 PGA Tour Boulevard Ponte Vedra Beach 620 Corporate Unison Industries 7575 Baymeadows Way Jacksonville 600 Division Acosta 6600 Corporate Center Parkway Jacksonville 500 Corporate Logistics Services International (LSI) 6111 Technology Court Jacksonville 500 Corporate Fidelity National Financial 601 Riverside Avenue Jacksonville 500 Corporate Kemper 12926 Gran Bay Parkway West Jacksonville 450 Division Stellar 2900 Hartley Road Jacksonville 450 Corporate Suddath Relocation Systems 815 South Main Street Jacksonville 450 Corporate Haskell 111 Riverside Avenue Jacksonville 420 Corporate Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) 601 Riverside Ave Jacksonville 400 Corporate Page 2 Headquarters in the Jacksonville Region Northeast Type of Company Name Address City Florida Headquarters Employees Florida National Guard 82 Marine Street St. Augustine 400 Regional Beaver Street Fisheries Inc. 1741 W. Beaver Street Jacksonville 370 Corporate Vulcan Materials Company 155 E 21st Street Jacksonville 360 Regional Adecco Group North America 10151 Deerwood Park Blvd, Building 200 Suite 400 Jacksonville 354 Corporate Famous Amos Restaurant 9310 Old Kings Road South Jacksonville 350 Corporate Florida East Coast Railway 7411 Fullerton Street Suite 300 Jacksonville 300 - Community First Credit Union of Florida 637 North Lee Street Jacksonville 300 Corporate ILD Corp. 5000 Sawgrass Village Circle, Suite 1 Ponte Vedra Beach 300 Corporate Rayonier Inc. P.O. Box 2002 Fernandina Beach 280 Corporate Sea Star Line LLC 100 Bell Tel Way Suite 300 Jacksonville 270 Corporate Southeastern Metal Mfg. Co. Inc. 11801 Industry Drive Jacksonville 250 Corporate Pilot Corporation of America Inc. 3901 Regent Boulevard Jacksonville 250 Regional Scott McRae Automotive Group 701 Riverside Park Place Jacksonville 250 Corporate Fortegra Financial 10151 Deerwood Park Boulevard Building 100 Suite 330 Jacksonville 250 Corporate Saft America 13575 Waterworks Street Jacksonville 203 Regional Mac Papers 8370 Philips Hwy Jacksonville 200 Corporate The Main Street America Group 4601 Touchton Rd E Ste. 3400 Jacksonville 200 Corporate Page 3 Headquarters in the Jacksonville Region Northeast Type of Company Name Address City Florida Headquarters Employees Safariland 13386 International Parkway Jacksonville 180 Division Renessenz LLC 590 West 61st Street Jacksonville 160 Corporate Baker Distributing Company 14610 Breakers Drive Jacksonville 150 Corporate Ash Properties 7880 Gate Parkway Suite 300 Jacksonville 150 Corporate First Professionals Insurance 1000 Riverside Ave Suite 800 Jacksonville 150 Corporate Roadway Worker Training 315 West Town Place, Suite 8 St Augustine 150 Division Iluka Resource 1223 Warner Road Green Cove Springs 146 Regional Flagler 10151 Deerwood Park Boulevard Building 100 Suite 330 Jacksonville 144 Regional CEVA Logistics North America 10751 Deerwood Park Boulevard Suite 200 Jacksonville 125 Corporate Xo Rail 5011 Gate Parkway Building 100 Suite 400 Jacksonville 120 - Biomet Microfixation Inc. 1520 Tradeport Drive Jacksonville 100 Division Arizona Chemical 4600 Touchton Road East Building 100 Suite 1500 Jacksonville 100 Corporate Craig/is Ltd. 225 Water Street Suite 1700 Jacksonville 100 Corporate Elkins Constructors Inc 701 West Adams Street Jacksonville 90 Corporate Kitchens Seafood 5441 West 5th Street Jacksonville 90 Corporate Advantus Corporation 12276 San Jose Boulevard Suite 618 Jacksonville 90 Corporate McKesson Medical-Surgical 4345 Southpoint Blvd Jacksonville 75 Corporate Page 4 Headquarters in the Jacksonville Region Northeast Type of Company Name Address City Florida Headquarters Employees Trailer Bridge 10405 New Berlin Road East Jacksonville 75 Corporate APL Logistics Warehouse Services 1301 Riverplace Blvd Suite 1000 Jacksonville 70 Division A.J. Johns Inc. 3225 Anniston Road Jacksonville 60 Corporate Encore Development 5210 Belfort Road Suite 300 Jacksonville 60 Corporate Nemours Foundation 4600 Touchton Road East Building 200 Suite 2500 Jacksonville 60 Corporate W & O Supply Inc. 2677 Port Industrial Drive Jacksonville 60 Corporate J C Renfoe & Sons 1926 Spearing Street Jacksonville 60 Corporate Larry's Giant Subs 4479 Deerwood Lake Parkway Jacksonville 60 Corporate Ronco Machine & Rigging Inc. 3400 Agricultural Center Drive St. Augustine 50 Corporate Global Axcess Corp. - Ponte Vedra Beach 45 Corporate Sally Corp. 745 W Forsyth Street Jacksonville 40 Corporate Firehouse Subs 3410 Kori Road Ste 8 Jacksonville 40 Corporate Sy-Klone International 6593 Powers Ave # 17 Jacksonville 32 Corporate CBRE (Jacksonville) 225 Water Street Suite 110 Jacksonville 32 Corporate ATP Americas 201 ATP Tour Boulevard Ponte Vedra Beach 30 Corporate Buffers USA 10180 New Berlin Road Jacksonville 30 Corporate BASF Wall Systems 3550 St. Johns Bluff Road South Jacksonville 30 Corporate Page 5 Headquarters in the Jacksonville Region Northeast Type of Company Name Address City Florida Headquarters Employees Greenshades Software 7020 AC Skinner Parkway Jacksonville 25 Corporate Belk Southern Division Office 10310 Southside Blvd. Jacksonville 18 Division America's Choice Title Insurance 170 A1A N Ponte Vedra Beach 15 Corporate Matthews Design Group 7 Waldo Street St Augustine 15 Corporate Petroferm 402 Centre Street Suite A Fernandina Beach 14 Corporate IxReveal 3100 University Blvd South Ste 240 Jacksonville 14 Corporate United Rail 13500 Sutton Park Drive South Suite 601 Jacksonville 12 Corporate U2 Cloud 1300 Cooks Lane Green Cove Springs 12 - Norton Lily International 9485 Regency Square Boulevard Suite 225 Jacksonville 10 Corporate Chenega Corporation 10199 Southside Boulevard Jacksonville 9 Division MacPro Software Inc. 6675 Corporate Center Pkwy Jacksonville 6 Corporate Orthodontic Specialists of Florida 9965 San Jose Boulevard Jacksonville 6 Corporate Alfred I Dupont Foundation 4600 Touchton Road East #200500 Jacksonville 5 Corporate Perfect Parties LLC 979 Worthington Avenue Green Cove Springs 1 Corporate General Motors Parts Distribution 12751 Gran Bay Parkway W Jacksonville 0 Regional Bank of America Merrill Lynch 50 N Laura Street Jacksonville 0 Regional Hoegh Autoliners 5263 Intermodal Drive Jacksonville 0 - Page 6 Headquarters in the Jacksonville Region Northeast Type of Company Name Address City Florida Headquarters Employees Kinco Windows and Doors of Florida 5245 Old Kings Road Jacksonville 0 Division Amports-2015 10201 Centurion Parkway North Jacksonville - - Confidential Information - Do Not Distribute Copyright (c) 2000-2015 salesforce.com, inc. 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