McKesson CEO says moving HQ to Texas was the right decision
1 Mar 2022
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In 2019, McKesson Corporation joined the seemingly constant wave of companies relocating from California to Texas. In McKesson’s case, the move took the headquarters of the 76,000-employee company from San Francisco to the Las Colinas master-planned development in Irving.
Three years later, Brian Tyler — who ascended to the CEO post at McKesson in 2019 — has no regrets about the company’s relocation to Texas. In fact, he says Irving “was absolutely the right community for McKesson to call home.”
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