Cancer Treatment Centers of America Will Move HQ to Boca Raton

On Monday, Gov. Rick Scott announced that Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) will move its corporate headquarters from outside of Chicago to Boca Raton, bringing 225 new jobs to the area. CTCA runs five hospitals across the nation.

Were proud that Cancer Treatment Centers of America took a one-way ticket to the Sunshine State, and will add more than 200 new jobs to the region, Scott said before pointing toward another company which recently decided to move its headquarters to the area. This great news builds on Office Depots recent announcement that following their merger with OfficeMax, they too will setup their global headquarters in Boca Raton. To continue this success, were working to cut $500 million in taxes and fees this upcoming session to create an opportunity economy that provides generations of families with great careers, so they can pursue the American dream.

Selecting Boca Raton as our new corporate headquarters represents a major step in positioning Cancer Treatment Centers of America to serve even more patients in the future, while simultaneously providing our dedicated and valued employees with exciting opportunities for further personal and professional development, said Gerard van Grinsven, the president and CEO of CTCA. We deeply appreciate the support we received from the state of Florida, the city of Boca Raton, Palm Beach County and its Business Development Board, under the leadership of President and CEO Kelly Smallridge, in coming to this decision. We also want to acknowledge the special efforts of Florida Governor Rick Scott and Enterprise Florida for their assistance with our evaluation of the benefits associated with our relocation.