Allied Solutions recently moved into their new office in the newly developed 5-story building located in the center of the Midtown area in Carmel. To celebrate this milestone the Carmel-based distributor of insurance, lending, and marketing products, will be hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony with local community leaders on Tuesday, January 23 from 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM at 350 Veterans Way. Allied has experienced tremendous growth over the past 10 years adding close to 550 employees. The company will be hosting a career fair in its new headquarters on January 27 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. to fill more than 50 open customer service, data entry, IT, and claims positions.
“This investment supports our plans for future growth, delivers the best possible work environment to our employees, and further demonstrates our commitment to support the community that has given us so much.” said Pete Hilger, CEO and President, Allied Solutions.
Allied is the first business to move into the Midtown redevelopment - a largely industrial but under-performing area in the city that connects the Arts & Design District to the City Center and the Center for the Performing Arts. The new headquarters offers the company’s growing team a variety of collaborative work environments ranging from meeting spaces with flat screen TVs to breakout spaces where employees can enjoy various activities like ping pong or golf. Situated very close to the Monon Trail, this prime location provides walking access to outdoor amenities and consumer convenience with several new restaurants and businesses such as Sun King Distillery which opens this spring.
Carmel’s Old Town Design Group developed the new 137,000 square foot building owned by Ambrose Property Group. Allied Solutions leases the top four floors, with the first floor available for mixed uses. The project also includes a new six level parking garage with 580 spaces that are open to the public as well. The Indiana Economic Development Corporation provided up to $4 million in Edge Tax Credits to the project, contingent on the company meeting job creation goals. The City of Carmel used Tax Increment Financing to finance the construction of the parking garage.