The People's Republic: Pabst Blue Ribbon flees California for Texas

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Monday, October 19, 2020

Pabst Blue Ribbon flees California for Texas

Bye Bye Jobs

SAN ANTONIO – Pabst Blue Ribbon has chosen downtown San Antonio over busy Los Angeles for its headquarters.

The San Antonio Economic Development Foundation (SAEDF) confirmed Thursday PBR is moving its headquarters from LA to its Houston Street location.

PBR has operated in San Antonio for years, with about 60 or so employees, according to the SAEDF.

The headquarters are looking to hire up to 25 extra employees in the next few months and is expected to have more than 115 once fully staffed.

Currently, we’re told the company is in the Rand Building and is hiring.

The San Antonio Economic Development Foundation provided us with the following statement.

“San Antonio is ideal for headquarters. We have a culture and economy where professionals have a unique opportunity to build wealth and actually enjoy it, making San Antonio a very attractive city to live in. Pabst's 2019 move to The Rand reflects the company’s affection for downtown San Antonio’s creative energy and speaks volumes about our creative and collaborative business culture—it sends the message that our region is where companies need to be.”

news4sanantonio.com