Our Location
Twentysomething
Inc.
is strategically located in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
Our offices are 18 miles due west of Philadelphia with
building grounds adjacent to historic Valley Forge. Why
locate the firm's headquarters here (besides the great
view)? A few key reasons with clear benefits:
Our offices are within a few blocks of the largest mall on the entire East Coast. Imagine the benefits of a youth consultancy with a mega-mall in its own backyard! The King of Prussia Mall is a retail innovator with eight department stores (Bloomingdale's, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Macy's, Lord & Taylor, JC Penny, Sears, and Strawbridge's) plus a roster of 365 specialty shops that reads like a "Who's Who" of retailing: Apple, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., Salvatore Ferragamo, Boss Store, Diesel, H&M, Vans, Disney Store, AT&T, Crate & Barrel, and Williams-Sonoma.
The mall's here because the kids and colleges are here. Our location is surrounded by a plethora of colleges and universities including: the University of Pennsylvania, Villanova, Drexel, Temple, Swarthmore College, Haverford College, Carbine College, Valley Forge Military Academy, Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science, and St. Joseph's University. Rutgers University is just a car ride away. In fact, the metro-Philadelphia area alone contains one of the largest college markets within the United States with over 250,000 students spread across 88 institutions of higher education.
We're located on Philadelphia's prestigious "Main Line". The area was established by the railroad barons back in the day and that society still survives today. Small wonder that there's a Ferrari dealer in Bryn Mawr and a Maybach dealer down the road in Devon. There are 600 acre equestrian estates and a myriad of both private and public schools that are continually ranked as the nation's best (e.g., Lower Merion High School, The Shipley School, The Haverford School, Radnor High School, Agnes Irwin, Conestoga High School). Want to talk to a high schooler in a brand new Porsche Turbo? We know of one. What does all this wealth mean to you? As an example, we saw Personal Digital Assistants hit these high schools before they were adopted by most Fortune 500 companies. The suburban trends start here.
One of the nation's top media markets, and all the characteristics of an urban city, is just down the road. Philadelphia is young, hip, and vivacious. Whether you want to understand young professionals in Old Towne,
students in University City, newlyweds in Fish town, urban youth in West Philly, or counterculture suburbanites on South Street, Philadelphia's multi-faceted personality has it all. And while we frequently execute global studies for our clients, it's always nice to have a major metropolitan market in your own backyard.
We have exceptionally easy access to New York City, Boston, and Washington, DC. Located directly in the middle of the mid-west corridor, our consultants can easily and efficiently access these additional markets by train.
Philadelphia's international airport is a short 25 minute drive away for those multi-city studies that take us around the country -- or the world.
Philadelphia is vying to be one of the first WiMax cities in the United States. With its techno-vision, this city will provide an invaluable living laboratory for technology, social policy, and consumer behavior for the wireless Internet.
