Alorica is a $2 billion company with 92,000 employees. And you’ve probably never heard of them. They are the largest customer engagement company in the United States and they run 162 centers in America. We’re going to mix things up a bit and tell the story of Alorica’s search as a three-act drama with three central characters telling the story.

Alorica is a $2 billion company with 92,000 employees. And you’ve probably never heard of them. They are the largest customer engagement company in the United States and they run 162 centers in America. We’re going to mix things up a bit and tell the story of Alorica’s search as a three-act drama with three central characters telling the story.

Alorica is a $2 billion company with 92,000 employees. And you’ve probably never heard of them. They are the largest customer engagement company in the United States and they run 162 centers in America.&nbsp;We’re&nbsp;going to mix things up a bit and tell the story of Alorica’s search as a three-act drama with three central characters telling the story.&nbsp;

Waiting for Alorica

“The Project: Inside Corporate Location Decisions” looks at a new company every two weeks and shares the “behind the scenes” story of their relocation or expansion. Using an NPR-like format, co-hosts Andy Levine and Patience Fairbrother from Development Counsellors International (DCI) interview both company and community officials to detail the intense competition for jobs and capital investment.

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