To support the diverse needs of clients and employees across the country, TD Ameritrade has a network of regional facilities and branch offices that offer an array of opportunities for all. No matter where your future lies — whether you prefer a bustling metropolis or small town charm — we're sure you'll find your fit.
Omaha, NE At the Heart of It All
Our new Headquarters — which completes our Omaha campus and is targeted to be LEED Platinum-certified — represents a giant leap in environmentally friendly design. Not only did we incorporate a multitude of technologies and materials to maximize energy efficiency and minimize waste, we replanted much of the foliage which had been excavated during construction.
In addition, Omaha offers a variety of options for entertainment, education, culture and recreation for all ages. An open-air campus, our facility features several buildings connected by multiple paths and walkways. Ranked #3 in the "Best Cities to Relocate to in America 2010" by Sperling's BestPlaces Guide, Omaha delivers big-city amenities and small-town sensibilities in this bustling metropolitan setting, including:
Home of TD Ameritrade Park and the NCAA Men's College World Series
The suburb of Sarpy County, listed on Money Magazine's "Best Places to Live 2012"
Near several golf courses and country clubs
An array of historic locations, including Old Market, Fort Omaha and the Lauritzen Gardens (Omaha's Botanical Center)
Several recreational attractions, including Henry Doorly Zoo, widely considered one of the premier zoos in the world
Higher education options including the University of Nebraska at Omaha and Creighton University
Home to the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Eppley Cancer Center
The Southlake campus sits on 78 acres of natural Texas landscape and is targeted to achieve LEED Gold certification. The facility was designed to encourage collaboration, and provide both comfort and convenience. There is a full service café and barista, a courtyard for dining or meeting outdoors, and a gym with a movement studio. Southlake is located between Dallas and Fort Worth, 15 minutes from DFW Airport. The area is known for an eclectic mix of attractions, including:
Diverse communities within commuting distance, from city lofts to country acreage
Highly-ranked public and private schools
World famous sports teams like the Dallas Cowboys, Texas Rangers and Dallas Stars
Family-friendly entertainment, such as Six Flags theme park, Hurricane Harbor water park, the State Fair of Texas, Fort Worth and Dallas Zoos
A variety of night life and live music, like House of Blues and uniquely themed clubs
Texas Christian University, Southern Methodist University, The University of Texas at Arlington, University of Texas–Dallas and University of North Texas nearby
Fitness center open 24/7 with group exercise classes and personal training
Onsite upscale café and barista
Ergonomic workstations with sit-stand desks for everyone
Game room with video games, ping pong, foosball
Free parking in a five-level attached parking garage
St. Louis, MOThe Gateway to Opportunity
The St. Louis campus includes two newly renovated office buildings near the Maryville Walking Trail, with access to a scenic pond and wooded park. The offices are designed to promote collaboration within and among teams with an open floor plan and added meeting space with upgraded video conference technology. The facility also includes a new café and dining room, plus break areas with grab-and-go meals and fully-stocked coffee bars. The St. Louis area is known for:
A rich history and cultural diversity with a variety of activities, including the blues music scene, performing arts, famous landmarks, museums and more than 100 parks
A growing economy and affordable cost of living
Neighborhoods with a culture of their own, from 19th century riverfront with bustling nightlife to quaint, small-town feel with specialty shops
Unique city and regional cuisine with an emphasis on local produce and meats, and artisan foods
Home to the St. Louis Cardinals Major League Baseball team and St. Louis Blues of the National Hockey League
Fitness center with cardio equipment, weights and locker rooms
Onsite café and barista
Ergonomic workstations with sit-stand desks for everyone
Game room with video games, ping pong, football
Free parking at both buildings
Jersey City, NJ Close Proximity to Just About Everything
Sitting in the heart of the Tri-State area, our Jersey City facility is located in the scenic Waterfront district. The area is known for its stunning views of Manhattan, but also offers appealing characteristics all its own. Rich in culture and history, it offers a number of amenities and attractions, including:
Access to mass transit
Scenic waterfront attractions, including Hackensack Riverwalk and the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway
Close proximity to NYC (award-winning restaurants, theater district, museums, and parks)
Close to dozens of the nation's finest colleges and universities
Offers an array of public and private schooling options, many of which are Blue Ribbon rated
Near the Liberty Science Center and the Museum of Russian Art
Ann Arbor, MI Doing Life Different: America's Most Livable High-Tech Small Town 2014
TD Ameritrade’s newest office is housed in a brick building in the heart of Ann Arbor’s historic pedestrian-friendly downtown known for its thriving restaurants, cafes, shops, bookstores and entertainment venues. The new office features an open workspace designed to create a collaborative environment, as well as walk stations and state-of-the-art video conferencing. And for employees in need of a break, there’s a break room outfitted with Xbox, Wii and foosball.
A quintessential college town, the Ann Arbor office is just steps away from the University of Michigan, one of the top ten public colleges in the U.S. Ann Arbor is also known for its outstanding elementary, middle and high schools. It’s also frequently named as one of the most admired American cities for its livability and affordability, as well as for its progressive green initiatives – from its hybrid bus system and Great Lakes conservation efforts to the city’s solar plan, which went into effect in 2009.
Travel & Leisure magazine featured Ann Arbor on its “America’s Greatest Main Streets” list and Livabilty.com included it on its list of the “100 Best Places to Live.” It has also appeared on a host of other “Best” lists. Ann Arbor has lots of activities for singles and families.
The Huron River offers canoeing, kayaking and fly-fishing
Ann Arbor has over 300 restaurants (more per capita than New York City!), and Midwest Magazine named it the 3rd Best Midwest Food Town
Golf courses are plentiful; there are more than 20 public golf courses and 10 private or semi-private courses within a 15-mile radius of downtown Ann Arbor
Vibrant creative community with many theatre, music, comedy and visual art venues
Big summer events include Ann Arbor Summer Music Festival (held in June) and the popular Ann Arbor Art Fair (mid-July)
Lake Michigan located just two hours away, has miles of coastline for beach enthusiasts as well as water sports
Sports teams include: Detroit Tigers, Detroit Pistons, Detroit Red Wings, and the Detroit Lions
201 S. Division Street
Suite 500
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104
Office Amenities
Open environment with optional walk stations
Break room and game room
State-of-the-art video conferencing
Diverse neighborhoods and communities
User-friendly transit system, “The Ride”
San Diego, CA World-class living, right near the coast
Located in the Wateridge Office District in Sorrento Valley, our brand-new facility (which is targeted to be LEED Gold certified) overlooks beautiful canyon hills and offers a short commute to downtown San Diego or neighboring Mira Mesa. Known for its natural deep-water harbor and extensive beaches, San Diego offers a wealth of amenities, including:
Variety of diverse neighborhoods and communities
Within driving distance of the coastline
Near the University of California San Diego and San Diego State
Plenty of athletic options, including Qualcomm Stadium (home of the Chargers) and several golf courses
Home to San Diego Comic-Con, the Farmers Insurance Open Golf Tournament, Street Scene Music Festival and a variety of other events and attractions
World-premiere plays and musicals at the La Jolla Playhouse and San Diego Civic Theatre
Home to several NCAA Division I teams, as well as major sports teams including the Chargers and Padres
Home to the world-famous San Diego Zoo and Safari Park, Sea World, and a host of wonderful museums and aquariums
Historical sites include Missions, Cabrillo National Monument, and Point Loma Lighthouse, just to name a few
Outside picnic areas, basketball & sand volleyball courts, and circuit training
Chicago, IL Worldly Appeal, Homegrown Cuisine, Afforable Living
Our Chicago facility sits in a cosmopolitan city that's truly one of a kind. It's conveniently located on the north branch of the Chicago River, with access to several neighborhoods, including the Magnificent Mile and River North. From vibrant city life to sprawling family-friendly suburbs, Chicago offers something for everyone, including:
Two major international airports and a comprehensive public transportation system
World-class dining, shopping, museums and architecture
Family friendly fun at Navy Pier, two zoos, and numerous parks
A diverse cultural scene, including blues joints, Second City, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Joffrey Ballet, and the nation's largest concentration of contemporary art galleries outside of New York City
Proud sports traditions, with the Bears, White Sox, Cubs, Bulls, Blackhawks and Fire, as well as the Chicago Marathon and five Division I college programs
Renowned universities and educational facilities, including the University of Chicago, Northwestern University and the Jenner Elementary Academy of the Arts
The University of Illinois College of Medicine, the largest medical school in the United States
Columbia, MD A Proud Member of the Downtown Columbia Community
Our Columbia location sits in the heart of one of Maryland's premier communities, bordered by the scenic neighborhoods of Savage-Guilford and West Elkridge. Ranked #8 in "Best Places to Live 2012" by Money Magazine, Columbia maintains a small-town appeal with its 10 self-contained villages, while offering big-city opportunities. In the midst of a sweeping commercial, residential and cultural development plan, Downtown Columbia offers a number of amenities and attractions, including:
Access to multi-modal transportation
Howard County Library, one of the highest rated in the nation
Nearby recreational facilities, including miniature golf, equestrian center, roller skating rinks, batting cages, picnic pavilions, playgrounds, skate parks and more
Howard County Hospital, an affiliate of Johns Hopkins Hospital
A few blocks from the Snowden Square Shopping Center
Near The Mall in Columbia (offering over 200 stores, restaurants and entertainment options)
Home to the annual Rev3 Triathlon
Close proximity to Baltimore (historic inner harbor, home of Orioles baseball and Ravens football, and nearly 200 recreational parks and picnic areas)
Draper, UT A Bustling City Full of Natural Splendor
Our Draper location resides in a quiet, yet vibrant suburb just outside of the city. A burgeoning neighborhood, at its southernmost point Draper delivers a big-city feel with small-town atmosphere. It's within close proximity to cascading Wasatch and Oquirrh mountain ranges like Box Elder Peak and Twin Peaks, but also within driving distance of a robust downtown. Other amenities include:
Nearby mass transit, including the SLC International Airport
Within driving distance of the Great Salt Lake
World-class dining and attractions
Short commute to neighboring suburbs
A short distance from the University of Utah and Brigham Young University
Several museums and performing arts companies reside in the city
Home to the Utah Arts Festival, portions of the Sundance Film Festival and Pioneer Day
Features a variety of historical attractions, including Salt Lake Temple and This is the Place Heritage Park
Eight world-class ski resorts within 50 miles of the city
Our Denver location sits in the heart of the Central Business District, just north of the historic Paramount Theatre and Colorado Convention Center. From a vibrant and bustling LoDo district filled with art galleries, restaurants and clubs, to the nearby Civic Center Park, Denver offers a wealth of amenities and attractions, including:
The 16th Street Mall
Over 200 parks, from mini-parks throughout the city to the 314-acre City Park
Home to several outstanding colleges, including Johnson & Wales University and the University of Denver
14,000 acres of mountain parks, including Red Rocks Park, home to the unique Red Rocks Amphitheatre
The Pepsi Center
Home to a variety of festivals and events, including the Dragon Boat Festival
With our vast branch network, we're able to extend our opportunities to talented individuals in communities all across the country. Each location offers the same empowering, collaborative and supportive culture found in our corporate facilities. And every offering presents an opportunity to put our values into play for the good of our clients.