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APTIM Announces Relocation to New Headquarters at The Water Campus in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
BATON ROUGE, LA — APTIM announces that its Baton Rouge office will relocate to new headquarters at The Water Campus, a 35-acre research and business complex residing along the Mississippi River. The company expects to move into the new space in Fall 2022.
APTIM is based in Baton Rouge and operates across the United States, Peru, and Canada. This move closer to downtown Baton Rouge will begin a new chapter in APTIM's role as a Louisiana-based employer and corporate citizen.
The Water Campus is the country's first major center dedicated to the study of coastal restoration and sustainability.
“We are excited to be moving to a corporate headquarters that offers our people a beautiful and state-of-the-art facility to collaborate and innovate, that strengthens the relationship with our home city and state, and that connects our headquarters to the river and the levee. This location speaks directly to APTIM's purpose and leadership in resilience and sustainability,” said Mark Fallon, APTIM Chairman and CEO.
Construction News TrendsAPTIM is based in Baton Rouge and operates across the United States, Peru, and Canada. This move closer to downtown Baton Rouge will begin a new chapter in APTIM's role as a Louisiana-based employer and corporate citizen.
The Water Campus is the country's first major center dedicated to the study of coastal restoration and sustainability.
“We are excited to be moving to a corporate headquarters that offers our people a beautiful and state-of-the-art facility to collaborate and innovate, that strengthens the relationship with our home city and state, and that connects our headquarters to the river and the levee. This location speaks directly to APTIM's purpose and leadership in resilience and sustainability,” said Mark Fallon, APTIM Chairman and CEO.
