Management consulting firm Resources Connection, Inc. has officially moved its headquarters to Dallas.
The California-based company recently told investors that November 1 marked the first day of operating its headquarters out of North Texas. The firm, which trades on the NASDAQ under the ticker RGP, was previously based just outside of Los Angeles in Irvine, where it was located for nearly 30 years.
The company’s new office is in North Dallas at 15950 North Dallas Pkwy., Suite 330.
“Today’s top businesses crave a different way to work. As a premier global professional services organization, we’re empowering businesses to achieve more with tailored engagement models in talent, consulting, and outsourcing,” reads a description on their website.
The consulting firm provides human resources, finance, and technology services and has employees in more than three dozen countries. It has over 1,700 clients and was among Forbes’ ‘World’s Best Management Consulting Firms’ this year and U.S. News’ ‘Best Companies to Work For’ in 2024-2025.
Despite the announcement, questions about the move remain.
Resources Connection has yet to reveal how many employees will move to Dallas or detail how the transition will impact operations.
According to their website, more than half of the firm’s North American consultants possess experience with the Big Four accounting firms, Big Consulting, or Big Law. Globally, the company employs more than 2,600 consultants.
Resources Connections, Inc.’s stock price has struggled this year. As of mid-day November 11, shares of RGP were down nearly 36% year-to-date.
Resources Connections joins other companies that have flocked to North Texas in recent years.
Last month, The Dallas Express reported that Salcomp Manufacturing USA was looking to relocate its U.S. operations to Arlington. If the move materializes, North Texas is expected to gain 660 new jobs, more than 150 of which will come with average salaries of $122,000.
Salcomp also plans to fill the roles in North Texas with residents or UT-Arlington grads.