Plano’s business community welcomed a major relocation this month as Selerix, the provider of a cloud‑based platform for benefits administration and employee engagement, moved its corporate headquarters from McKinney to the Legacy business park in Plano.
New space signals continued expansion
The company took occupancy of a 28,400‑square‑foot penthouse in One Legacy Circle in October. The move follows 18 years of operation out of McKinney, where Selerix was founded in 2002. In a news release, chief executive officer Tim Pratte said the transition reflects how far the firm has come and points to future growth.
“McKinney has been an important part of Selerix’s story, and we’re proud of everything we built there,” Pratte said. “This move reflects how far we’ve come and where we’re headed. We’ve expanded our capabilities, welcomed new teams to the organization and continued to grow alongside our clients.”
Impact on local economy
Selerix’s platform serves more than 26,000 employers nationwide, helping businesses manage health, retirement and other employee benefits while fostering engagement. The relocation brings additional jobs and professional talent to Plano, reinforcing the city’s reputation as a hub for technology and service‑oriented firms.
Local officials have noted that the move adds to Plano’s growing portfolio of companies that choose the city for its strategic location, business‑friendly environment, and access to a skilled workforce. The Legacy business park, already home to several technology and professional services firms, will now host Selerix’s executive, product, and support teams.
Community and partnership opportunities
With the new headquarters, Selerix plans to deepen its involvement in local community initiatives, including partnerships with area schools and nonprofit organizations focused on workforce development. The company’s presence is expected to generate ancillary economic activity for nearby restaurants, retail outlets, and service providers.
While the move marks the end of an era in McKinney, Selerix expressed gratitude for the support it received from that community and looks forward to building new relationships in Plano.
Looking ahead
As Selerix continues to expand its platform capabilities, the Plano location positions the firm to better serve its expanding client base and to attract top talent from the Dallas‑Fort Worth metroplex. The company’s leadership indicated that the new headquarters will support future product innovations and further growth in the benefits‑administration market.
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