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Leading logistics company coming to Circle Centre Mall
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Indianapolis, Indiana – Circle Centre Mall in downtown Indianapolis is getting a new tenant, but it’s neither a shop or a dining establishment.
The former Nordstrom will be occupied by Indianapolis-based Direct Connect Logistix, which specializes in logistics and transportation for the food and beverage industry.
According to a statement released by the business on Wednesday, the new facility would increase the company’s present square footage and offer new benefits for staff members, including private workstations.
According to Direct Connect Logistix, it also intends to add 400 new employees.
“We are excited to be part of the rebirth of Circle Centre and downtown Indianapolis. I hope the large presence and growth of our company will not only show our commitment to the community but also attract other organizations to invest in and consider downtown as a corporate location,” Nick Likens, DCL president, said.
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