There are a lot of changes going on in WWE, starting with moving into a new corporate headquarters, something that has been in the works for years, only for it to be delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The original plan was for the first round of employees to move into the new building in March, which got pushed back. The 400,000-square-foot space building can house more than 800 employees.
Another change is when the Endeavor Group officially acquires WWE when the transaction goes through later this year with the idea to merge it with the UFC to form a new company. Vince McMahon, WWE CEO Nick Khan, and UFC President Dana White will all keep their corporate positions.
Pwinsider.com reported today that the planned move from Titan Towers to the new HQ in downtown Stamford, CT, is set for next week.
The report added, “Undeterred by the announced acquisition of the company by Endeavor, the plan is to have every division under one roof in the new HQ by the end of the year, if not sooner.”
WWE’s corporate trainer Michael Monteforte recently shared a photo to show off the new building that you can see here.
