Australian Outsourcing Company Opens U.S. HQ in Irving, Plans to Hire 130
Acquire BPO, a global Australia-based business outsourcing provider, has announced the opening of its U.S. headquarters in Irving and plans to hire more than 130 North Texans. The move comes as the company aims to expand its presence in the American market and further its artificial intelligence initiatives. Acquire BPO, which currently employs over 10,000 people worldwide, serves clients such as RingCentral, Domino’s, and Samsung. This expansion will enable the company to enhance its services and contribute significantly to the evolution of the industry.
We are thrilled to launch our U.S. headquarters in Irving and redefine the standards of service and efficiency in the BPO sector, said Scott Stavretis, CEO of Acquire BPO. The new office embodies our core values and unlocks new opportunities for us to better serve our clients.
Leading the operation in Irving will be Tim Read, VP of operations, and Joseph Dickerson, head of U.S. client services, who have relocated to Dallas-Fort Worth to guide the establishment and growth of the U.S. team.
In other business news, Dallas-based startup nVenue has secured a partnership with the NBA, with the league taking an equity stake in the micro-betting company. nVenue, known for its predictive basketball analytics, was part of the NBA Launchpad program, a platform that explores emerging technologies for the league. This partnership aims to enhance fan engagement during live games and provide contextual and personalized micro-betting options for NBA enthusiasts.
Scott Kaufman-Ross, the NBA’s head of gaming and new business ventures, expressed excitement about the collaboration: Micro-betting presents a unique opportunity to drive fan engagement within the live game. We look forward to working with nVenue, with its innovative tech and a great team, to explore this opportunity.
As part of the partnership, Scott Kaufman-Ross has joined nVenue as a board observer, supporting the company’s ongoing efforts to revolutionize micro-betting and offer new and exciting experiences to NBA fans.
Meanwhile, the Red River Rivalry football game between the University of Texas (UT) and the University of Oklahoma (OU) is set to remain at the Cotton Bowl Stadium at Fair Park through 2036. This decision follows plans for a $140 million renovation of the stadium. Spearheaded by Overland Partners and renowned stadium architect Bryan Trubey, the upgrades will include widening concourses, adding escalators, renovating concessions and restrooms, while also expanding hospitality areas and premium environments.
This agreement ensures that the Red River Rivalry will continue to captivate audiences and create lasting memories in Dallas for years to come, stated Monica Paul, the Dallas Sports Commission Executive Director. The renovations to the Cotton Bowl Stadium will enhance the overall experience for fans, players, and the city.
The news of the continued rivalry game at the Cotton Bowl Stadium, combined with the significant improvements planned for the venue, brings excitement to the college football world and reinforces the historical significance of the annual matchup.
As Acquire BPO establishes its U.S. headquarters, nVenue secures an NBA partnership, and the Cotton Bowl Stadium undergoes renovations, these developments reflect the ever-evolving landscape of business, sports, and entertainment in Dallas and Irving.
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