Simpro Group has chosen One Downtown in Miami, Florida, as the location for its new North America headquarters. The move, facilitated through a lease agreement negotiated by Tony Jones at Cushman & Wakefield, grants Simpro exclusive signage rights to the renowned building.
This strategic change supports the company's goal to offer an AI-first operational platform tailored for commercial contractors, aiming to enhance business efficiency and profitability.
Miami: A hub for ambition and innovation
Voccola stressed the need for these industries to realise their full profit potential
Fred Voccola, Chairman and CEO of Simpro Group, expressed enthusiasm for the distinctive advantages Miami provides. "Miami is at the centre of the modern economy—a place where ambition, innovation, and global talent converge," Voccola stated.
He highlighted the crucial role of commercial contractors, likening them to 'second responders' who maintain essential services such as lighting, hospital operations, and infrastructure reliability. Voccola stressed the need for these industries to realise their full profit potential.
Commitment to residential and commercial trades
Voccola further explained, "We are building the platform that residential and commercial trades businesses deserve. This is the largest working class in North America, and we are giving them the tools to double their profits, serve their customers better, and operate with strength."
He emphasised the significance of establishing the headquarters in Miami, as it aligns with Simpro's broader objective to enhance support for crucial sectors. The presence of the Simpro logo on the Miami skyline is intended to symbolise this commitment.
Strategic development in Miami
The decision to establish a centre in Miami represents an important strategic initiative for Voccola
The decision to establish a headquarters in Miami represents an important strategic initiative for Voccola, who became part of Simpro in October 2025.
His previous success in Miami, where he expanded Kaseya's workforce to over 5,000 employees globally, reinforces his belief in the city's potential as the foundation for Simpro's North American expansion.
Highlighting the expansion
- Workforce Expansion: Simpro plans to utilise the 26th-floor office and add more spaces, gradually increasing the workforce to over 500 employees in the coming years, covering roles from entry-level to senior positions.
- Signage Visibility: New signage for the tower is anticipated in the first half of 2026, enhancing brand visibility.
- Global Presence: Simpro’s operational reach extends across three continents, with Miami now serving as a pivotal hub.
Voccola’s vision for the future
Fred Voccola's vision is closely aligned with Miami’s dynamic and entrepreneurial spirit, according to Mayor Francis Suarez. The city's synergy across finance, technology, and leadership sectors positions it as an ideal setting for Simpro's expansion.
Voccola emphasised the significance of investing in growth as a contribution to sustaining the economy, with the first wave of staff transfers to the new Miami office expected by February 2026.
Simpro Group, the worldwide pioneer in AI-powered field service solutions for commercial and residential trades, now announced it has selected One Downtown in Miami, Florida, as its new North America headquarters. As part of the lease agreement brokered by Tony Jones at Cushman & Wakefield, Simpro Group has secured exclusive signage rights for the iconic tower.
The new headquarters anchors the company's mission to deliver the AI-first operating platform that commercial contractors need to run profitable, efficient businesses.
Ambition, innovation, and global talent converge
"Miami is at the centre of the modern economy—a place where ambition, innovation, and global talent converge," said Fred Voccola, Chairman and CEO of Simpro Group. "It's the perfect environment to gather the talent and resources needed to fulfil our mission. Commercial contractors—the plumbers, electricians, HVAC technicians, and fire safety professionals—are the 'second responders' of our world."
"They keep our lights on, our hospitals running, and our infrastructure reliable and safe. It's unacceptable that these essential businesses are not as profitable as they should be, and we aim to change that."
Residential and commercial trades businesses
Voccola continued, "We are building the platform that residential and commercial trades businesses deserve. This is the largest working class in North America, and we are giving them the tools to double their profits, serve their customers better, and operate with strength."
"Establishing our headquarters here allows us to scale with purpose to support the people who support our society. I look forward to seeing the Simpro logo on a tower in the Miami skyline—a visible reminder of our commitment to building the future of the trades."
Strategic initiative for Voccola
Establishing a North American headquarters in Miami marks a major strategic initiative for Voccola since joining the company in October 2025.
Voccola's history of success in the city, where he previously scaled Kaseya to over 5,000 employees worldwide and hired thousands of people, solidifies his conviction that Miami is the ideal foundation for Simpro's North American headquarters.
Key highlights of the expansion:
- Massive Workforce Expansion: Voccola plans to fill the 26th-floor office and beyond with upwards of 500 employees over the coming years, spanning roles from entry-level sales to senior leadership.
- Simpro Signage: New external signage for the tower is expected in the first half of 2026.
- Global Reach: The company's global presence spans offices across three continents, with Miami as the new central hub.
An intelligent platform for the commercial trades
"Fred Voccola's vision aligns perfectly with the spirit of Miami—fast, fearless, and entrepreneurial," said Miami Mayor Francis Suarez. The city's convergence of finance, technology, and public-sector leadership makes it the perfect stage for this expansion.
"Every dollar we invest in our growth is a dollar invested in the trades," added Voccola. "We think this is a monster market, and we are bringing an intelligent platform to the commercial trades to ensure they remain the backbone of our economy." The first wave of staff is expected to move into the Miami office by February 2026.
