Corporate Services
Discover Your Corporate Advantage in the Home of the Extra Mile
Henrico offers an ideal location for corporate headquarters, combining strategic access, a skilled workforce, and a business-friendly environment. Companies benefit from a supportive community, modern infrastructure, and resources designed to help your business operate efficiently and grow. In Henrico, your headquarters isn’t just an office—it’s a base for innovation, expansion, and long-term success.
Fortune 1000 Headquarters in Henrico
At a Glance: Corporate Services in Henrico
#1 State
For education as ranked by CNBC in 2025
Prime Location
Home to major business travel hubs Richmond International Airport and Amtrak’s busiest station in the southeast.
Fiscally Sound
AAA Bond Rating from 4 major rating agencies
Skilled Talent
45.7% of residents over 25 hold a bachelor’s degree or higher
$1 Million
Of gross receipts exempt from local Business, Professional and Occupational License tax.
83¢
Per $100 assessed value Real Estate Tax rate (Not increased since 1978)
Talent Solutions
Future-Ready Workforce for Tomorrow’s Corporate Services
Henrico’s top-ranked schools, premier colleges, and strategic workforce partners give corporate offices the talent advantage. Paired with the Greater Richmond region’s skilled labor pool, companies gain the resources to expand, innovate, and compete worldwide.
Operating Costs
Keeping Corporate Costs Low
Henrico is committed to keeping business costs low and growth opportunities high. With the lowest tax burden among Virginia’s ten largest localities—anchored by an 83¢ per $100 assessed value real estate tax rate that hasn’t increased since 1978 and no local BPOL tax collected on the first $1 million of gross receipts—businesses benefit from long-term stability that allows them to invest, expand, and thrive.
Incentives & Financing
Support That Grows With You
Henrico and the Commonwealth of Virginia offer a range of incentives and financing options to help businesses grow, innovate, and thrive. From location-based incentives and tax credits to low-interest financing and performance-based grants, qualifying businesses can access valuable resources that support investment and job creation.
“Henrico County, in my mind, stands out as an incredibly well-managed municipality–a very pro-business orientation. Candidly, it’s just a great community for people to want to live in–strong public schools, very competitive tax rates, lots of shopping. It’s a safe area from a crime standpoint. There are all sorts of different reasons that make it a compelling location.”
Michael Kehoe
CEO
For more information on this topic, contact:
Wendy Miller
Managing Director