Trawick International's New Headquarters
Trawick International, a global travel insurance company, has officially relocated its headquarters from Fairhope, Alabama, to Miami-Dade. The new office, situated in the Dadeland Centre, spans 3,200 square feet and aims to strengthen Trawick’s local presence. With key leadership roles based in Miami, the company is set to enhance its services while tapping into the area’s vibrant travel scene. Alongside this, Miami-Dade welcomes significant developments, including affordable housing projects and upcoming events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup, reflecting the region’s dynamic growth.
Big news, Miami-Dade! The global travel insurance company, Trawick International, has officially made the sunny city its new home by relocating its headquarters from Fairhope, Alabama. The company opened the doors to its brand-new, shiny office in the Dadeland Centre on April 10, marking a significant step in its growth and investment in the vibrant South Florida community.
The flagship office spans an impressive 3,200 square feet and is perched on the 17th floor of the Dadeland Centre, located at 9155 S. Dadeland Blvd. With ten dedicated staff members working from this new office, Trawick is clearly aiming for a strong local presence. Included in this team are key positions such as the president of the Latin America division, medical director, claims director, and customer service manager, all set to bring exceptional service to their clients from this bustling Miami hub.
Leadership at Trawick believes this move isn’t just a change of scenery; it’s a strategic investment in the company’s future. Miami’s thriving, diverse, and internationally connected environment is a perfect match for Trawick’s growth plans. Since its founding in 1998, the company has expanded its offerings from student insurance plans to a wide range of travel insurance products. With its new base in Miami-Dade, Trawick is well-positioned to tap into the vibrant travel scene.
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Part of the excitement around Little River District is the promise that residents of existing public housing in the area will have the right to return to new units without any rent increases. This move promises to ensure long-term stability for many families who need it most. The project is a collaboration between SG Holdings, including the Swerdlow Group and SJM Partners.
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As anticipation builds for these exciting developments, Miami-Dade continues to thrive, welcoming new businesses, promoting affordable housing, and getting ready for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. This bubbling energy truly reflects the vibrant spirit of Miami!
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