California AI agency is shifting its headquarters to Allen

Allen continues his string of commercial successes with a company move from California.

Inbenta Holdings Inc., a global artificial intelligence company, is relocating its headquarters from the San Francisco area to a tower off US Highway 75 in Allen. According to planning documents filed with the state, the company will lease approximately 5,000 square feet of office space in the One Bethany West high-rise.

The new office is scheduled to open in the summer.

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The technology company has its beginnings in Spain and serves more than 1,000 customers worldwide. Melissa Solis, CEO of Inbenta, previously co-founded an Allen technology company called Giact Systems, a consumer reporting agency.

“Allen has so much incredible talent,” Solis said in a statement. “North Texas universities and colleges have made significant strides over the past 20 years in preparing students for today’s business and technology opportunities. Where North Texas companies used to have to recruit outside of the region, today we have incredible talent right here.”

Inbenta, which has offices in Europe, Latin America and Asia, recently received a $40 million investment from Austin-based Tritium Partners.

The AI ​​firm is just the latest foreign company to land in Allen.

California-based wireless company MD7 LLC established offices in the One Bethany West building last year. Washington state-based digital payments company Pushpay recently opened an office in the same building.

Earlier this year, the high-rise west of US 75 on Bethany Drive was sold to Hall Capital of Oklahoma and Pillar Commercial of North Texas.

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