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Bruce tied the knot!

by | Feb 24, 2020 | Latest News |

Our amazing Sales Consultant, Bruce, and his lovely fiancé, Lynn, were married this past weekend. Congratulations to the happy...

Baby Jacob is Here!

by | Feb 20, 2020 | Latest News |

We are ecstatic to announce that our amazing employee Lindsey and her wonderful husband Gabe are the proud parents of their second child, born today, February 20th, 2020 at 7:51 am. A beautiful bundle of joy weighing 6lbs, 3oz! Congratulations Gabe and Lindsey… and welcome to the world little...

Core-Mark relocating HQ to DFW Area

by | Sep 10, 2018 | Latest News |

Exclusive: Dallas-Fort Worth area nabs another Fortune 500 company with headquarters relocation to Westlake     By Bill Hethcock  – Staff Writer, Dallas Business Journal Sep 6, 2018, 2:57pm Core-Mark, a Fortune 500 company based in San Francisco, plans to relocate its corporate headquarters to Westlake in 2019. Scott McPherson, president and CEO of Core­Mark Holding Co. Inc. (Nasdaq: CORE), announced the move in an Aug. 7 earnings call, according to a transcriptfrom Seeking Alpha. “Recently, we have finalized plans to relocate Core-Mark’s corporate headquarters to the Dallas-Fort Worth area,” McPherson said. “The move will take place during the first half of 2019. The cost of operating out of the San Francisco Bay Area (is) high, and while San Francisco is our longtime home, the business has expanded dramatically over the years.” Dallas offers more favorable operating costs, lower taxes and a central location for Core-Mark’s nationwide business, McPherson said. “Being closer to our customers and more central to our divisions will create cost and logistical efficiency for us,” he said. Later, in response to an analyst’s question, McPherson said Core-Mark’s employees have been informed of the move.­ He said Core-Mark, the second-largest distributor to the convenience store industry, is a relatively decentralized company, with the corporate office consisting of about 100 of the company’s 9,000 employees. Several factors beyond cost savings went into the decision to move to North Texas, the CEO added. “It’s getting us in a much better position as a nationwide company to service our customers to be in a market that is, I’d say, employee friendly with a really high quality of life,” McPherson said. Though McPherson made the announcement almost a month ago, it’s largely flown under the radar. Calls and emails to Core-Mark and Westlake city officials were not immediately returned. Core-Mark will be the 23rd Fortune 500 company based in the Dallas-Fort Worth region. DFW...