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ExxonMobil Headquarters & offices · Spring, Texas

Glass building with a floating box on top reflected in a pond at night
The Energy Center, ExxonMobil campus, Spring, Texas · Photo: Harvey Cleary
Boardroom with a long table under diagonal steel braces and tall windows
Boardroom, Energy Center · Photo: David Sundberg/Esto / Pickard Chilton
White stairs zigzagging through a tall atrium
Atrium stairs, office building · Photo: Joe Aker / Pickard Chilton
Aerial view of office buildings in a forest around a lake
The campus from the air · Photo: Joe Aker / Pickard Chilton
Atrium with a hanging artwork and lounge below
Energy Center atrium · Photo: David Sundberg/Esto / Pickard Chilton

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ExxonMobil · Spring, Texas

A 10,000-ton cube that seems to float above a plaza, on a wooded 385-acre campus where about 80% of the land stays green or under water.

The campus north of Houston, the benefits, and 150 years of headquarters from Standard Oil to Spring — then the pay. Every number from ExxonMobil's filings and website, and the architects' and builders' own project pages.

  • 385 acrescampus built for 10,000+ employees and visitors
  • 8 weeksextra paid time off for a new child, birth or adoption
  • ≈ 30 yearsaverage length of service for career employees
  • $183,084median employee pay, 2025

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Sources: Form 10-K 2025 · Proxy statement 2026 · corporate.exxonmobil.com (Houston Campus, U.S. employee benefits) · Pickard Chilton project pages

Companies / United States / Oil & Gas / ExxonMobil

THE HEADQUARTERS · SPRING, TEXAS · OPENED 2014

A floating cube, 14 office buildings and a 385-acre wood

The campus north of Houston brings about 10,000 people together. Its front door is the Energy Center, whose 10,000-ton “cube” appears to hover over a plaza and reflecting pool, with glass elevators and open stairs leading up into it. Every office building has a multistory atrium crossed by bridges, and daylight is used so the offices need about 40% less energy than a typical office.

  • 385 acres (≈ 156 ha)
  • 14 low-rise office buildings
  • 10,000-ton floating cube
  • LEED Gold
  • Design: Pickard Chilton · Gensler · PDR
  • Wellness Center with a basketball court

The Energy Center: a cube that seems to float

Pickard Chilton designed the Energy Center, with a 10,000-ton glass cube lifted above the entrance, as the centerpiece of the campus north of Houston.

Central building at the end of a long lawn
Approach to the Energy Center · Photo: David Sundberg/Esto / Pickard Chilton
Lit cube building at dusk across a lawn
Energy Center at dusk · Photo: David Sundberg/Esto / Pickard Chilton
Underside of the floating box above a glass entrance
Under the cube · Photo: David Sundberg/Esto / Pickard Chilton
Square opening in a metal ceiling showing the sky
Skylight · Photo: David Sundberg/Esto / Pickard Chilton
Tall glass hall with steel braces and red seating
Glass hall · Photo: David Sundberg/Esto / Pickard Chilton
Courtyard between glass buildings
Courtyard · Photo: David Sundberg/Esto / Pickard Chilton

The office buildings around the lakes

Fourteen low office buildings line streets and water gardens; PDR and Gensler designed the interiors and Hargreaves Associates the landscape.

Glass bridges inside a tall glass atrium
Atrium bridges · Photo: Joe Aker / Pickard Chilton
Stacked balconies in a light-filled atrium
Atrium · Photo: Joe Aker / Pickard Chilton
Corridor with a large layered artwork
Corridor art · Photo: Joe Aker / Pickard Chilton
Tree-lined street between office buildings with a red sculpture
Campus street · Photo: Joe Aker / Pickard Chilton
Office buildings beside a water garden
Water garden · Photo: Joe Aker / Pickard Chilton
Office building beside a stream and trees
Along the stream · Photo: Joe Aker / Pickard Chilton
Office buildings reflected in a lake
Across the lake · Photo: Harvey Cleary
Covered walkway between buildings
Covered walkway · Photo: Joe Aker / Pickard Chilton

Facts: corporate.exxonmobil.com “Our Houston Campus” · Pickard Chilton project pages “ExxonMobil Office Complex” and “ExxonMobil Energy Center” · PDR project page “ExxonMobil”

The Spring campus

BuildingAddress
ExxonMobil campus (global headquarters)22777 Springwoods Village Parkway, Spring, TX 77389

Source: Form 10-K 2025 (principal executive offices) · See them on the map ↓

Master plan & designPickard Chilton
Architect of recordGensler
InteriorsPDR, Gensler
LandscapeHargreaves Associates
BuildersGilbane Building Company, Harvey Builders
Site385 acres (≈ 156 ha)
Gross area (architect)8,500,000 ft² (789,700 m²)
Campus (interior architect)3,000,000 sq ft (≈ 278,709 m²)
Office buildings14, each 250,000–350,000 sq ft (≈ 23,226–32,516 m²)
Laboratory200,000 sq ft (≈ 18,581 m²)
Wellness center100,000 sq ft (≈ 9,290 m²)
Opened2014
CertificationLEED Gold

Source: Pickard Chilton project page (team, gross area) · PDR project page (3M SF) · Harvey Cleary project page “ExxonMobil Campus” (building sizes) · corporate.exxonmobil.com Houston Campus (site, opened, LEED Gold). The two area figures come from different firms and likely measure different things; both are shown as published.

Benefits (United States)

Savings plan match7%

Company match of 7% of eligible salary when you put in at least 6%; vests after 3 years.

PensionNo cost

A lifetime monthly retirement benefit, vested after 5 years of service.

Vacation2 → 6 weeks

Starts at two weeks and grows with service, up to 6 weeks after 30+ years.

New parents8 weeks

Extra paid time off to bond with a new child, by birth or adoption.

Dental check-ups100%

Preventive care such as exams and cleaning, with no out-of-pocket cost.

Life & disabilityNo cost

Basic life insurance and short- and long-term disability cover, enrolled automatically.

TuitionReimbursed

Eligible tuition, fees and books at accredited schools, throughout a career.

Family careBackup care

Help finding dependent care when plans fall through, plus adoption assistance and enhanced fertility benefits.

Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com, U.S. employee benefits · Proxy statement 2026 (savings plan match)

Why people stay: what ExxonMobil itself says

≈ 30 yearsAverage length of service

ExxonMobil says its career-oriented approach gives strong retention and about 30 years of service for career employees.

PlannedCareer development

Individually planned experiences and training, so people learn the business across the whole cycle.

FlexibleWorkplace flexibility

Employees can adjust where and when they work, as business allows, for urgent family care, a doctor's visit or a quiet day at home.

14,000+Volunteers in 2025

Employees and retirees gave more than 73,000 hours to more than 800 organizations.

160+Nationalities

More than 59% of employees work outside the U.S.

Source: Form 10-K 2025, Item 1 (talent) · corporate.exxonmobil.com U.S. employee benefits · Worldwide Giving report 2025

Who works here

57,900

regular employees, end of 2025

59%+

work outside the U.S.

160+

nationalities

≈ 30%

of global employees are based in Texas

Source: Form 10-K 2025 · Proxy statement 2026 (Texas Redomiciliation)

Pay at ExxonMobil

Median employee · total compensation, 2025$183,084

Includes medical, dental, life and disability benefits. The CEO's $33,059,068 was 181 times this amount.

Source: Proxy statement 2026 (Pay Ratio)

Office history: from Standard Oil to a campus in the woods

  1. 1870
    Standard Oil Company (Ohio)

    John D. Rockefeller and his associates form the Standard Oil Company (Ohio), whose combined plants were the largest refining capacity of any single firm in the world.

    Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com “Our history”

    Oil refinery with tanks and smoking chimneys, old photograph
    Standard Oil Company refinery on the Flats, Cleveland, 1889 · Unknown author / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
  2. 1885
    26 Broadway, New York

    The Standard Oil Trust moves its headquarters to 26 Broadway in New York City. The nine-story office building becomes a landmark.

    Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com “Our history”

    Tall stone office building on a corner with a stepped tower
    26 Broadway, New York, 2010 · Gryffindor / CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
  3. 1972
    Jersey Standard becomes Exxon

    After Standard Oil was broken up into 34 companies in 1911, Standard Oil Company of New Jersey (Jersey Standard) officially changes its name to Exxon Corporation in 1972.

    Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com “Our history”

    Dark vertical-striped skyscraper seen from below
    1251 Avenue of the Americas (the former Exxon Building), New York, 2007 · Acediscovery / CC BY 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
  4. 1989
    From New York to Irving, Texas

    Exxon moves its headquarters from New York City to Texas. The earliest annual report on the SEC's online archive (1994) lists 225 E. John W. Carpenter Freeway, Irving.

    Source: Proxy statement 2026 (Texas Redomiciliation) · Form 10-K filed March 1994

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  5. 1996
    5959 Las Colinas Boulevard

    The annual report filed in March 1996 lists a new address, 5959 Las Colinas Boulevard in Irving; the one filed a year earlier still shows the Carpenter Freeway office.

    Source: Form 10-K filed March 1995 and March 1996

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  6. 1999
    Exxon and Mobil become ExxonMobil

    On November 30, 1999, Exxon and Mobil join to form Exxon Mobil Corporation, still headquartered at 5959 Las Colinas Boulevard.

    Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com “Our history” · Form 10-K filed March 2000

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  7. 2014
    The campus north of Houston opens

    A 385-acre campus in the woods at Springwoods Village opens, built for more than 10,000 employees and visitors from offices across greater Houston and the U.S.

    Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com “Our Houston Campus” · Pickard Chilton

    Aerial view of office buildings in a forest ringed by a road
    The campus from the air · Photo: Joe Aker / Pickard Chilton
  8. 2023
    The headquarters moves to the campus

    Announced on January 31, 2022. The Irving office closed and staff moved to Spring, Texas, in summer 2023. The headquarters address is now 22777 Springwoods Village Parkway.

    Source: ExxonMobil news release, Jan 31, 2022 · Proxy statement 2026 · Form 10-K 2025

    Energy Center at dusk at the end of a long lawn
    The Energy Center · Photo: Harvey Cleary
  9. 2026
    A Texas company in law, too

    Shareholders approved moving the company's legal home from New Jersey, where Standard Oil incorporated in 1882, to Texas. The change was set to take effect on July 1, 2026.

    Source: Proxy statement 2026 · ExxonMobil news release, June 22, 2026

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Map: how the headquarters moved

From lower Manhattan to the Dallas suburb of Irving in 1989, and in 2023 to a wooded campus about 40 km north of downtown Houston.

  1. 1 · 188526 Broadway, New York City — Standard Oil Trust headquarters
  2. 2 · 1989225 E. John W. Carpenter Fwy, Irving — First Texas headquarters, listed in filings to 1995
  3. 3 · 19965959 Las Colinas Blvd, Irving — Headquarters through the Mobil merger until 2023
  4. 4 · 202322777 Springwoods Village Pkwy, Spring — Campus opened 2014; global headquarters since 2023

Addresses: corporate.exxonmobil.com “Our history” · Form 10-K covers (1995, 1996, 2025). Points are placed from the street addresses; the 1870 Ohio start is not mapped because ExxonMobil names no address.

What ExxonMobil does

ExxonMobil began as Rockefeller's Standard Oil in 1870. Today it finds and produces oil and natural gas, refines and sells fuels, and makes chemicals and specialty products such as Mobil 1 lubricants.

Four reporting segments: Upstream, Energy Products, Chemical Products and Specialty Products.

Where the money came from · Sales by segment, 2025

Energy ProductsFuels, aromatics and catalysts
$244.5B
UpstreamOil and natural gas exploration and production
$39.4B
Chemical ProductsPlastics and other petrochemicals
$22.2B
Specialty ProductsLubricants, basestocks and specialty products
$17.8B

Source: Form 10-K 2025, segment information (sales and other operating revenue, U.S. plus non-U.S.)

Revenue, 2025$332.2Btotal revenues and other income, down 5% in a year
Net income, 2025$28.8Battributable to ExxonMobil, GAAP
Revenue per employee$5.7M$332.2B ÷ 57,900
Patents8,000+active patents worldwide, end of 2025

Source: Form 10-K 2025 · per-employee figure calculated by eciffo

Growth: revenue vs. people

1.7×revenue, 2016 → 2025
$200.6B → $332.2B
0.81×employees, same years
71,100 → 57,900
YearRevenueEmployees
FY2016
$200.6B
71,100
FY2017
$244.4B
69,600
FY2018
$290.2B
71,000
FY2019
$264.9B
74,900
FY2020
$181.5B
72,000
FY2021
$285.6B
63,000
FY2022
$413.7B
62,300
FY2023
$344.6B
61,500
FY2024
$349.6B
60,900
FY2025
$332.2B
57,900

Calendar years. Revenue: total revenues and other income, SEC XBRL data from ExxonMobil's 10-K filings (latest reported figure for each year). Regular employees at year-end: Form 10-K 2019, 2022 and 2025. Multiples calculated by eciffo.

Chief executives

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Jan 2017 – today
Darren Woods

Chairman and CEO. An electrical engineer from Texas A&M with an MBA from Kellogg, he joined Exxon Company International in 1992 as a planning analyst.

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1999
Lee Raymond

Chairman and CEO of Exxon who, with Mobil's Lou Noto, formed Exxon Mobil Corporation in November 1999.

Founders: John D. Rockefeller and his associates, who formed the Standard Oil Company (Ohio) in 1870.

Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com Management committee · Our history

ExxonMobil's official social accounts

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ExxonMobil: questions people ask

Where is ExxonMobil's headquarters?

At 22777 Springwoods Village Parkway in Spring, Texas, on ExxonMobil's campus north of Houston. It moved there from Irving, Texas, in summer 2023.

Source: Form 10-K 2025 · Proxy statement 2026

Who designed the ExxonMobil campus?

Pickard Chilton master planned and designed it, with Gensler as architect of record, PDR and Gensler on the interiors and Hargreaves Associates on the landscape. Gilbane and Harvey Builders built it.

Source: Pickard Chilton project page · PDR project page

How big is the ExxonMobil campus?

The site is 385 acres (≈ 156 ha). It has 14 low-rise office buildings, the Energy Center, a laboratory, a wellness center and a child care center. Pickard Chilton gives a gross area of 8.5 million sq ft; PDR gives 3 million sq ft.

Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com Houston Campus · Pickard Chilton · PDR

What is the floating cube at ExxonMobil's campus?

It is part of the Energy Center, the campus's front door: a 10,000-ton “cube” that appears to hover above a plaza and reflecting pool, used for visitors, training and events.

Source: Pickard Chilton “ExxonMobil Energy Center” · corporate.exxonmobil.com

When did the ExxonMobil campus open?

In 2014. ExxonMobil made it its corporate headquarters in 2023, after announcing the move from Irving on January 31, 2022.

Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com Houston Campus · news release Jan 31, 2022

What benefits does ExxonMobil offer?

In the U.S.: a 7% savings plan match when you contribute 6%, a company-paid pension, vacation that grows from two to up to six weeks, eight weeks of paid time off for new parents, and tuition reimbursement.

Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com U.S. employee benefits · Proxy statement 2026

How much do ExxonMobil employees make?

The median employee's total compensation was $183,084 in 2025, including some benefits. The CEO's pay was 181 times that.

Source: Proxy statement 2026

Does ExxonMobil offer flexible work?

ExxonMobil says employees can adjust their work environment and schedule as business allows, for example for urgent family care, a doctor's visit or a quiet day at home.

Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com U.S. employee benefits

How many people work at ExxonMobil?

About 57,900 regular employees at the end of 2025, from more than 160 nationalities; over 59% work outside the U.S.

Source: Form 10-K 2025

Who is ExxonMobil's CEO?

Darren Woods, Chairman and CEO since January 1, 2017.

Source: corporate.exxonmobil.com Management committee

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