The biggest companies in Jacksonville: 14 public headquarters ranked, and how many people they employ locally

This ranking is for job seekers, suppliers and B2B sellers who want Jacksonville's big headquarters in order, and want to know how much of each company actually works in the city. For the full count of 44,152 business locations and how to check a local business, see businesses in Jacksonville.

The 14 biggest public companies in Jacksonville

Each row is from the company's latest annual report on Form 10-K: the headquarters on its cover, revenue as reported and company-wide headcount. The last column is the company's estimated Northeast Florida employees from JAXUSA Partnership's headquarters list (September 2025), where it's listed.

Notes on the figures:

• FNF's revenue includes F&G, its annuity and life insurance business; its 24,535 full-time equivalents include 22,790 in title insurance.
• Rayonier completed its merger with PotlatchDeltic on 30 January 2026, so its 2025 revenue and headcount predate the combined company. Its latest quarterly report still gives Wildlight, in Nassau County, as its headquarters.
• Proficient Auto Logistics reports $430 million in operating revenue for 2025 and an operating fleet of about 800 owned assets.
• JAXUSA's figures are estimates drawn from multiple sources. Its two lists don't always agree: the February 2026 large-employers list puts FNF at 1,500 and Landstar at 900.

Headquartered here, employed elsewhere

The two employee columns tell different stories. CSX is a Jacksonville company, but about 89% of its people work outside Northeast Florida, along its rail network. FIS employs more than 27,000 people outside the US, according to its 10-K, and about 1,500 in Northeast Florida. Landstar is the opposite: almost its whole workforce of 1,378 is in Jacksonville, because its freight is sold and hauled through a network of about 960 independent commission sales agents and more than 70,000 third-party capacity providers, mostly trucking companies, rather than employees.

For a seller, that changes the pitch. A Jacksonville headquarters decides corporate purchases here, but services delivered where the employees are (training, facilities, safety, benefits) are bought for a national footprint.

The big private and nonprofit headquarters

Many of Jacksonville's largest local organizations don't file 10-Ks. JAXUSA's headquarters list (September 2025) names them, with estimated Northeast Florida employees:

Florida Blue (5,700) and AT&T (2,600) run regional headquarters in the city, and Johnson & Johnson Vision (3,500) a divisional one. JAXUSA's list runs to more than 100 headquarters, most of them corporate rather than regional or divisional.

Fortune 500 companies in Jacksonville

JAXUSA Partnership says the region has four Fortune 500 headquarters, and that no other Florida city claims more. Fortune ranks companies by revenue with its own definitions and timing, so use its site for the current list and ranks. By revenue in their own 10-Ks, three Jacksonville companies report more than $10 billion: Fidelity National Financial, CSX and FIS.

Who isn't on the list, and why

Selling to Jacksonville's headquarters

The local-employee column is the most useful thing on this page for a supplier of on-site services. Four public headquarters (CSX, FNF, FIS and Landstar) employ about 7,010 people in Northeast Florida between them.

Illustrative example. The seller and its figures are fictional; the company figures are from the table.

River City Workplace (rivercityworkplace.example) runs facilities services for corporate campuses: cleaning, mailrooms, conference rooms and cafés.

• The four headquarters above have about 7,010 local employees.
• It assumes companies spend about $1,800 per office employee per year on these services: roughly $12.6 million across the four.
• A single campus of 1,500 people is a contract of about $2.7 million a year.
• It targets the head of corporate real estate or workplace services, and times outreach to lease events and return-to-office changes.

Finding who owns workplace services at each company, and when its leases or contracts turn over, is the slow part; Bebop can find the corporate real estate and facilities leaders at each and research recent changes to their Jacksonville offices.

Subject: [Company]'s Jacksonville campus services

Hi [first name],

With about [number] people at [Company]'s Jacksonville headquarters, small gaps in cleaning, mail and meeting-room support show up quickly in how the office feels.

We run campus services for three Southside headquarters under one contract, with one site manager and monthly reporting. Would a walk-through of how we've set that up be useful before your next renewal?

[Your name], River City Workplace

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