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2016 Major Employers-2.Xlsx Company Name Employees Address City Zip Phone Number Web Address First Name Last Name Contact Title NAICS Code Industry Location Type Duke University and Health System 36004 2127 Campus Dr. Durham 27708 919.681.3257 duke.edu Richard Brodhead President of Duke University 61, 62 Health Care and Social Assistance, Educational Services College/University, Medical/Hospital State of North Carolina 24083 20310 Mail Service Center Raleigh 27699 919.814.2000 www.ncgov.com Pat McCrory Governor 92 Public Administration Government Wake County Public School System 18554 5625 Dillard Drive Cary 27518 919.431.7400 www.wcpss.net Jim Merrill Superintendent 61 Educational Services K‐12 Schools IBM Corporation 10000 3039 E. Cornwallis Road Research Triangle Park 27709 919.543.5221 www.ibm.com Robert Greenberg General Manager 54,33 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Office North Carolina State University 9069 2200 Hillsborough Street Raleigh 27695 919.515.2011 www.ncsu.edu Randy Woodson Chancellor 61 Educational Services College/University WakeMed Health & Hospitals 8943 3000 New Bern Avenue Raleigh 27610 919.350.8000 www.wakemed.org Donald Gintzig President and CEO 62 Healthcare and Social Assistance Medical/Hospital, Headquarters Rex Healthcare 5700 4420 Lake Boone Trail Raleigh 27607 919.784.3100 www.rexhealth.com David Strong President 62 Healthcare and Social Assistance Medical/Hospital Information Technology, Professional, Scientific, and SAS Institute, Inc. 5616 100 SAS Campus Drive Cary 27513 919.677.8000 www.sas.com James Goodnight CEO 51, 54, 61 Corporate Headquarters Technical Services Cisco Systems, Inc. 5500 7025 Kit Creek Road Research Triangle Park 27709 919‐392‐2000 www.cisco.com Edward Paradise Vice President, Engineering 31, 32, 33 Manufacturing, Information Technology Office U.S. Headquarters / GlaxoSmithKline 4950 5 Moore Drive Research Triangle Park 27709 919.483.2100 gsk.com Paul Feldman Senior VP, Research Developemtn 31, 32, 33 Manufacturing Manufacturing Lenovo 4200 1009 Think Place Morrisville 27560 866.968.4465 www.lenovo.com Yang Yuanqing Chairman and CEO 31, 32, 33 Computer Manufacturing Corporate Headquarters Fidelity Investments 4000 4800 Glenwood Avenue Raleigh 27612 1.800.532.5909 www.fidelity.com Deborah Walsh Senior Vice President 52 Finance and Insurance Office North Carolina Department of Health & Human 3800 101 Blair Drive Raleigh 27603 919.855.4900 www.ncdhhs.gov Mark Gogal Director, Human Resources 92 Public Administration Office Services Wake County Public School System 3692 337 S. Salisbury Street Raleigh 27601 919.856.6160 www.wakegov.com Jim Hartmann County Manager 92 Public Administration Government Sensus (Bermuda 2) Ltd. 3691 8601 Six Forks Rd Ste 300 & 700 Raleigh 27615 919.845.4000 www.sensus.com Joseph McCormick President 33, 42 Manufacturing, Wholesale Trade Office City of Raleigh 3673 222 W. Hargett Street Raleigh 27601 919.996.3000 www.raleighnc.gov Nancy McFarlane Mayor 92 Public Administration Office Office Administrative Services, Business Call Customer Care Center‐Cary (1300),Raleigh Conduent Inc. 3300 1200 Crescent Green Cary 27518 919.858.2033 xerox.com Carl Langsenkamp Xerox Corporate Public Relations 42, 56, 71, 54 management,Office Equipment, Wholesade Trade, (2,000) ‐ Other remote locations in Durham, Professional & Business Services Morrisville 919.508.5400, Executive Vice President, Regulated Duke Energy 2700 410 S. Wilmington Street Raleigh 27601 duke‐energy.com Lloyd M. Yates 22, 21, 48 Electric Utilities, Coal Mining Regional Headquarters 800.452.2777 Utilities Quintiles 2600 4820 Emperor Blvd. Durham 27703 919.998.2000 www.quintiles.com Ari Bousbib Top Local Executive 54 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Corporate Headquarters Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Spectraforce Technologies Inc. 2600 500 W. Peace St. Raleigh 27606 919.887.6786 spectraforce.com Amit Singh President 54, 56, 44 Headquarters Remediation Services Vice President & General Manager, MetLife 2600 9000 Weston Parkway Cary 27513 800.638.5433 www.metlifegto.com Geoff Lang 52 Finance and Insurance Office Global Technology & Operations Wake Technical Community College 2547 9101 Fayetteville Road Raleigh 27603 919.866.5410 www.waketech.edu Stephen Scott President 61 Educational Services College/University 919.881.7111, Wells Fargo 2300 150 Fayetteville Street, Suite 600 Raleigh 27601 www.wellsfargo.com Jack Clayton Regional President 52 Finance and Insurance Regional Headquarters 800.869.3557 RTI International 2276 3040 E. Cornwallis Road Research Triangle Park 27709 919.541.6000 www.rti.org E. Wayne Holden President and CEO 54 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Corporate Headquarters / Call Center First Citizens Bank 2026 4400 Six Forks Road Raleigh 27609 919.716.7131 www.firstcitizens.com Frank B. Holding Jr. Chairman and CEO 52 Finance and Insurance Corporate Headquarters Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing, Research and 79 T.W. Alexander Grifols 2000 Research Triangle Park 27709 919‐316‐6300 grifolsusa.com John Gaither Executive Vice President 32, 54 Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Headquarters Dr./4101 Research Commons Professional, Scientific, andSciences Technical Services, Research Pharmaceutical Product Development, Inc. (PPD) 2000 3900 Paramount Pkwy. Morrisville 27560 919‐380‐2000 www.ppdi.com David Johnston Top Local Executive 54 and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Call Contact Center/Development Facilities Sciences (except Biotechnology) Verizon Business 2000 6400 Weston Parkway Cary 27513 919.377.4600 www.verizonwireless.com Steve Vance Information Technology Manager 51 Information, Telecommunications Resellers Office Administrative Management and General Management LM Restaurants 1965 6510 Chapel Hill Rd #200 Raleigh 27607 919‐851‐0858 lmrest.com Lou Moshakos President 54 Headquarters Consulting Services Spectrum 1800 4200 Paramount Parkway Morrisville 27560 919.573.7000 www.twcnc.com Christine Whitaker Vice President, Learning Delivery 51 Information Technology, TV Broadcast & Cable Networks Office Credit Suisse 1750 7033 Louis Stephens Drive Morrisville 27560 919.994.5000 www.credit‐suisse.com Jim Captain Site Executive 52 Finance and Insurance, Investment Banking Office, Center of Excellence NetApp 1700 7301 Kit Creek Road Research Triangle Park 27709 919.476.5600 www.netapp.com Denise Cox Senior Vice President, Global Support 51 Information Technology Office / Data Center Vice President, Finance and Business U.S. Headquarters for Customer Services / Siemens Medical Solutions 1600 110 MacAllison Ct. Cary 27511 1.800.888.7436 www.usa.siemens.com Christof Fahr 54 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Management Office O2 Fitness 1552 135 E. Martin St., Suite 201 Raleigh 27601 919.896.7263 o2fitnessclubs.com Michael Olander Jr. Partner 71 Accommodation and Food Services Headquarters Vice President, Marketing, Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, Computer Allscripts 1550 8529 Six Forks Road Raleigh 27615 919.847.8102 www.allscripts.com Deborah Snow Communications and Chief People 54 Office, Headquarters Software, Healthcare Officer Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Set and Service Resources, LLC 1500 8303 Six Forks Rd Ste 207 Raleigh 27615 919.787.5571 www.sasrlink.com Erik Hanvey President 56 Office Remediation Services Branch Banking and Trust Co. 1490 434 Fayetteville Street Raleigh 27601 919.716.9122 www.bbt.com Gray Reed Regional President 52 Finance and Insurance Triangle Regional Headquarters HCL Technologies 1400 200 Regency Woods Pl. Cary 27518 408.328.7756 www.hcltech.com Rahul Singh General Manager 54 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Office State Employees' Credit Union 1384 119 N. Salisbury Street Raleigh 27611 919.839.5300 www.ncsecu.com Jim Johnson Chairman 52 Finance and Insurance Regional Headquarters Paper Manufacturing, Professional, Scientific, and Measurement Inc. 1370 423 Morris St. Durham 27701 919‐683‐2413 measinc.com Henry Scherich President, CEO 32, 54 Headquarters Technical Services Duke Raleigh Hospital 1354 3400 Wake Forest Road Raleigh 27609 919.954.3000 www.dukeraleighhospital.org Rick Gannotta President 62 Healthcare and Social Assistance Medical/Hospital PNC Arena 1340 1400 Edwards Mill Road Raleigh 27607 919.861.2300 www.thepncarena.com Dave Olsen General Manager 71 Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation Sporting Venue ABB Inc. 1300 12040 Regency Parkway Cary 27518 919.856.2360 www.abb.com Enrique Santacana President, North America 31, 32, 33 Transformer Manufacturing North American Corporate Headquarters Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, Biogen 1300 5000 Davis Drive Research Triangle Park 27709 919.993.1100 www.biogenidec.com Mike McBrierty Senior Manager, Public Affairs 32, 54 Biotechnology/Life Sciences Biotechnology/Life Sciences, Manufacturing Titan Private Holdings I, LLC 1291 5200 Paramount Pkwy Morrisville 27560 919‐460‐5500 Matthew Baynham Chief Technology Officer 33, 34, 54 Manufacturing, Office Director Information Technolog and Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Luihn Four Inc. 1290 2950 Gateway Centre Blvd. Morrisville 27560 919‐850‐0558 luihnfood.com Lauren Bain 56 Office Services Remediation Services Construction, Administrative and Support and Waste Singh Management Company, Inc. 1288 2601 Weston Pkwy Cary 27513 919‐677‐1700 www.singhapartments.com Gurmale Grewal Chief Executive Officer 23, 56 Office Management and Remediation Services, Town of Cary 1222 316 N. 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