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METRO SPOTLIGHT Overland Park, Kansas Business Parks in the City milMuch of OverlandofPark’s 22.4busilion square feet office space is located throughout its many ness parks. Strategically located around the city, each business park is uniquely designed to cater to businesses of all sizes. Major existing office parks in Overland Park include Corporate Woods (2.3 million square feet); Southcreek (1.2 million square feet); Executive Hills (1.7 million square feet); Lighton Development (893,555 square feet); Foxhill Office Park (629,580 square feet); and Bryan Office Park (854,337 square feet). Overland Park has the potential to offer more than 24 million square feet of commercial office space. Companies Continued to Choose Overland Park in ‘07 O Great business climate, great schools, low taxes, strong workforce, planned growth – they all contribute to making Overland Park the leading suburban business community in the Midwest. www.opedc.org e leading suburban business community in the Midwest. #3409 at www.BusinessFacilities.com verland Park is gaining approximately 40 new information technology-related jobs thanks to Software Engineering Services (SES), which announced in August 2007 that it will open a regional office in Building 51 of the Corporate Woods business park. SES, a 15-year old technology solutions company based in Omaha, NE, specializes in public-sector clients including the Department of Defense, state agencies, and local governments across the country. The Overland Park office will focus on private-sector clients, which include numerous Fortune 200 companies. In September 2007, Allied National, one of the nation’s oldest and most respected administrators of small employer benefit plans, announced plans to put its headquarters in Overland Park. The company is bringing a $4.9 million payroll to the city with 98 employees earning an average salary of $50,000. By 2010, Allied National plans to add 10 employees with an average salary of $56,666, bringing its payroll to almost $5.5 million. 40 FEBRUARY 2008 http://www.opedc.org http://www.opedc.org http://www.BusinessFacilities.com

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Business Facilities - February 2008

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