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PepsiCo Headquarters & offices · Purchase, New York

A red Calder sculpture on the lawn in front of PepsiCo's low headquarters
Calder on the lawn, Purchase · User:Noroton / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
The headquarters and a pond in the sculpture gardens
Headquarters and pond · Photo: © PepsiCo
Courtyard of the headquarters with planting and a totem sculpture
A courtyard · Peter Bond / CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
A white abstract sculpture on grass
Sculpture gardens · Ratbabyjones / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
A woodland path in the gardens
Garden path · Photo: © PepsiCo

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PepsiCo · Purchase, New York

A low 1970 headquarters by Edward Durell Stone sits inside a sculpture garden with works by Henry Moore and Alexander Calder — and the public may walk it on weekends.

The campus, the gardens, the leave policies and 128 years of history from a pharmacy counter to Westchester — then the pay. Every number from PepsiCo's own filings, websites and the architects' project pages.

  • 1965year the sculpture collection was started
  • 16 weeksminimum pregnancy leave in the U.S.
  • 306,000employees worldwide, end of 2025
  • $53,296median employee pay, 2025

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Sources: pepsico.com (Sculpture Gardens, Employee Experience) · Form 10-K FY2025 · Proxy statement 2026

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THE HEADQUARTERS · PURCHASE · 1970

An office building set down in a park of sculptures

PepsiCo's world headquarters is a low building by Edward Durell Stone on a former estate in Westchester County, with landscape by his son, Edward Durell Stone Jr. Around it, the Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Gardens — begun in 1965 and later shaped into an arboretum by the garden designer Russell Page — hold works by Henry Moore, Alexander Calder, Arnaldo Pomodoro and David Wynne. The landscape architects EDSA describe courtyards, meadows and woodland as “outdoor living rooms”, with parking hidden beyond the forest so that employees walk through the grounds on the way to their desks.

  • Architect: Edward Durell Stone
  • Gardens by Russell Page
  • Sculpture collection since 1965
  • Grounds: 112 acres (≈ 45 ha)
  • Open to the public on weekends
  • Owned by PepsiCo
A bronze disc sculpture
Sculpture · Photo: © PepsiCo
A bronze bear sculpture
Sculpture garden · Photo: © PepsiCo
A tall totem sculpture beside the building
Totem · Photo: © PepsiCo
Miró's Personnage
Miró · David.gabay / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
Henry Moore's reclining figure
Henry Moore · David.gabay / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
A Japanese maple by the building
Japanese maple · angela n. / CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
The headquarters with flags
Headquarters · WalkingGeek / CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
The entrance drive
Entrance · Peter Bond / CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Facts: pepsico.com “Sculpture Gardens” · Edward Durell Stone official site (works list) · EDSA project page “PepsiCo World Headquarters” · Form 10-K FY2025, Item 2

The Purchase campus

BuildingAddress
PepsiCo World Headquarters and Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Gardens700 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase, NY 10577

Source: pepsico.com “Sculpture Gardens” (contact address) · Form 10-K FY2025, Item 2 (owned principal executive office) · See them on the map ↓

ArchitectEdward Durell Stone
Landscape (original)Edward Durell Stone Jr.
GardensRussell Page; François Goffinet
Master plan & landscapeEDSA — 112 acres (≈ 453,000 m²)
Later additions (from 1993)Gwathmey Siegel: cafeteria, Leadership Conference Center, gallery and dining room
VisitorsMore than 100,000 a year to the sculpture gardens
Public hours (2026)Weekends 10 a.m.–4 p.m., Mar 29–Nov 22, plus some holidays
OwnershipOwned by PepsiCo

Source: Edward Durell Stone official site · EDSA project page · Gwathmey Siegel project page (Architizer) · pepsico.com “Sculpture Gardens” · Form 10-K FY2025. The building's floor area is not published.

Benefits (United States)

Pregnancy leave16 weeks

At least 16 weeks for the birth parent: 10 weeks under short-term disability plus 6 weeks of paid parental leave.

Parental leave6 weeks

Paid, for new parents of all genders, including adoptive parents.

TuitionFully funded

Programs that fully fund and reimburse tuition for many U.S. employees through myEducation.

Annual bonus10% target

Target for an Associate Manager role in Purchase or Plano; paid once a year based on performance.

Health plansMedical, dental, vision

Plus disability cover, health and dependent-care accounts and an Employee Assistance Program. A clinic-based medical plan was added in 2025.

RetirementDefined contribution

A defined contribution retirement plan, plus life, accident and group legal insurance.

Paid time offVacation + sick

Paid vacation, sick days and bereavement leave, subject to eligibility.

Money coaching63 countries

A financial-education platform, extended in 2025 to employees in 63 countries.

Source: pepsico.com “Employee experience” (2026) · pepsicojobs.com posting 468367 (Compensation and Benefits). PepsiCo does not publish a 401(k) match rate or vacation day count on its public sites.

Why people stay: what PepsiCo itself reports

81%Employee engagement, 2025

From the annual Organizational Health Survey, which 83% of all employees answered. Commitment stood at 78%.

2.8MHours of training in 2025

Including front-line employees, through programs such as MyLearning, Schoox and PEP U Degreed.

myDevelopmentAn internal talent marketplace

Employees take short-term projects and stretch assignments and see internal job openings.

1.5M“Smiles” sent in 2025

PepsiCo's peer-recognition platform for thanking colleagues.

70,000Volunteer hours in 2025

Logged by more than 9,500 employees through the One Smile at a Time program.

29Countries with Top Employer status

Top Employers Institute certification in 2025, for the fifth year in a row.

Source: pepsico.com ESG Topics “Employee experience” (updated Aug 13, 2026) · Form 10-K FY2025, Human Capital

Who works here

306,000

employees worldwide (Dec 27, 2025)

125,000

of them in the United States

6

reporting segments, from North American snacks to Asia Pacific

83%

of employees answered the 2025 engagement survey

Source: Form 10-K FY2025, Human Capital and Our Operations · pepsico.com “Employee experience”. A gender breakdown is published only as a downloadable EEO-1 file.

Pay at PepsiCo

Median employee · total compensation, 2025$53,296

Measured across PepsiCo's whole global workforce, converted to U.S. dollars, including retirement benefits. The CEO earned 449 times this amount ($23.9 million).

Source: Proxy statement, March 27, 2026 (CEO pay ratio)

Expected pay range by role · PepsiCo job postings in Purchase, NY (2026)
Analyst (Control & Reporting)$80,700 – $135,100
Associate Manager (Finance, Strategy)$93,500 – $156,450

Source: pepsicojobs.com postings 465912, 468367 and 460553 (open in October 2026). Base salary; the Associate Manager posting adds a 10% target bonus.

Pay by ageNot published

U.S. companies don't have to report pay by age, and PepsiCo doesn't. The posting ranges above are the closest official numbers.

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Office history: from a pharmacy counter to a sculpture park

  1. 1898
    A pharmacy in New Bern, North Carolina

    Pepsi started with a pharmacist, Caleb Bradham, mixing a new drink behind his counter in New Bern. He named it Pepsi-Cola in 1898.

    Source: pepsico.com story “The heart and hustle of where we began” (2026) · year: Wikipedia

    Brick corner building with a blue awning reading Birthplace of Pepsi-Cola
    Bradham's Pharmacy, the birthplace of Pepsi-Cola, New Bern, 2023 · Indy beetle / CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
  2. 1931
    New owners in New York

    After the original company went bankrupt in 1923, the Pepsi trademark was bought in 1931 by investors linked to Loft, Inc., a candy maker based in Long Island City, New York.

    Source: Wikipedia (years and owner only)

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  3. 1960
    500 Park Avenue — an 11-story glass box by SOM

    Skidmore, Owings & Merrill designed the Pepsi-Cola world headquarters on a Midtown Manhattan corner: an aluminum-and-glass block with 9-by-15-foot windows and about 142,500 sq ft (≈ 13,239 m²) of offices, set beside a landscaped terrace.

    Source: SOM project pages “Pepsi-Cola Corporation World Headquarters” and “500 Park Avenue Interior Renovation”

    500 Park Avenue in 1960, a glass Pepsi-Cola building
    500 Park Avenue, 1960 · Photo: © Ezra Stoller | Esto / SOM
  4. 1965
    PepsiCo is born — and starts collecting sculpture

    Pepsi-Cola merged with Frito-Lay to form PepsiCo. The same year, CEO Donald M. Kendall started the sculpture collection that would later fill the headquarters grounds.

    Source: pepsico.com “Sculpture Gardens” · PepsiCo press release, 2019 · merger year: Wikipedia

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  5. 1970
    Purchase, New York — Edward Durell Stone's campus

    PepsiCo moved its headquarters out of Manhattan to a new building by Edward Durell Stone in Purchase, Westchester County, with landscape by Edward Durell Stone Jr. Parking was placed beyond the woods so people walk through the gardens to work.

    Source: Edward Durell Stone official site (works list) · EDSA project page · year: Wikipedia

    PepsiCo headquarters, Purchase
    Purchase · WalkingGeek / CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
  6. 1993
    A new master plan by Gwathmey Siegel

    Gwathmey Siegel Kaufman Architects revised the campus master plan and went on to design a new cafeteria, a Leadership Conference Center and a gallery and dining room addition.

    Source: Gwathmey Siegel project page (Architizer)

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  7. 2025
    Still in Purchase — and owned

    PepsiCo's annual report names its owned principal executive office in Purchase, together with its owned facilities in Plano, Texas, as its most significant corporate properties.

    Source: Form 10-K FY2025, Item 2

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Map: how the headquarters moved

From a drugstore in coastal North Carolina to a Park Avenue glass box, and then out of the city to a wooded campus in Westchester, about 37 km northeast of Midtown. PepsiCo has stayed in Purchase since 1970.

  1. 1 · 1898New Bern, North Carolina — Caleb Bradham's pharmacy, where Pepsi-Cola was first mixed (town only; no street address published by PepsiCo)
  2. 2 · 1960500 Park Avenue, New York — Pepsi-Cola world headquarters by SOM, at East 59th Street
  3. 3 · 1970700 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase, NY — PepsiCo World Headquarters and the Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Gardens — today

Addresses: pepsico.com (New Bern; 700 Anderson Hill Rd) · SOM (500 Park Avenue). Coordinates placed by eciffo from the addresses.

What PepsiCo does

PepsiCo began as one soft drink, Pepsi-Cola, and became a food and beverage company in 1965 when Pepsi-Cola merged with Frito-Lay. Today its convenient foods — Lay's, Doritos, Cheetos, Quaker, Tostitos — bring in roughly as much as its drinks such as Pepsi, Gatorade, Mountain Dew and Aquafina.

Six reporting segments: PepsiCo Foods North America, PepsiCo Beverages North America, International Beverages Franchise, Europe/Middle East/Africa, Latin America Foods and Asia Pacific Foods.

Where the money came from · Net revenue by segment, 2025

Beverages North AmericaPepsi, Gatorade, Mountain Dew, Aquafina in the U.S. and Canada
$28.2B
Foods North AmericaLay's, Doritos, Cheetos, Quaker, Tostitos, Sabra
$27.5B
Europe, Middle East & AfricaSnacks and beverages with company-owned bottlers
$18.0B
Latin America FoodsConvenient foods across Latin America
$10.5B
International Beverages FranchiseConcentrate for bottlers, plus SodaStream
$5.0B
Asia Pacific FoodsConvenient foods in China, Australia, India and more
$4.6B

Source: Form 10-K FY2025, Item 1 (Our Operations) and segment note

Net revenue, 2025$93.9Bup 2.3% from $91.9B
Net income, 2025$8.2Battributable to PepsiCo
Revenue per employee$307K$93.9B ÷ 306,000
Operating profit, 2025$11.5BGAAP

Source: Form 10-K FY2025 (fiscal year ended Dec 27, 2025) · per-employee figure calculated by eciffo

Growth: revenue vs. people

1.5×net revenue, 2016 → 2025
$62.8B → $93.9B
1.16×employees, same years
264,000 → 306,000
YearRevenueEmployees
FY2016
$62.8B
264,000
FY2017
$63.5B
263,000
FY2018
$64.7B
267,000
FY2019
$67.2B
267,000
FY2020
$70.4B
291,000
FY2021
$79.5B
309,000
FY2022
$86.4B
315,000
FY2023
$91.5B
318,000
FY2024
$91.9B
319,000
FY2025
$93.9B
306,000

Fiscal years end in late December. Revenue and employees: PepsiCo Form 10-K for each year (revenue also checked against SEC XBRL data). Multiples calculated by eciffo.

Chief executives

Ramon Laguarta
2023 · Qwertyfry38 / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
2018 – today
Ramon Laguarta

Joined PepsiCo in 1996. CEO since October 3, 2018 and Chairman since February 2019.

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2006 – 2018
Indra K. Nooyi

Chairman and CEO; handed over to Laguarta in 2018.

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2001 – 2006
Steve Reinemund

Chairman and CEO.

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1996 – 2001
Roger A. Enrico

Chairman and CEO.

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1986 – 1996
Wayne D. Calloway

Chairman and CEO.

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1965 – 1986
Donald M. Kendall

First CEO of PepsiCo (Herman W. Lay was the first chairman). Conceived the sculpture gardens that bear his name.

Pepsi-Cola was created by Caleb Bradham, a pharmacist in New Bern, North Carolina. PepsiCo was formed in 1965 by Donald M. Kendall of Pepsi-Cola and Herman W. Lay of Frito-Lay.

Source: pepsico.com leadership page · PepsiCo press releases (Aug 6, 2018; 2019) · pepsico.com “Sculpture Gardens”. Order of CEOs from PepsiCo; earlier years confirmed on Wikipedia.

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PepsiCo's official social accounts

Accounts linked from the footer of pepsico.com. Careers news also appears on pepsicojobs.com.

PepsiCo: questions people ask

Where is PepsiCo's headquarters?

At 700 Anderson Hill Road in Purchase, New York (Town of Harrison, Westchester County). PepsiCo owns the campus, which it lists with its Plano, Texas facilities as its most significant corporate properties.

Source: pepsico.com “Sculpture Gardens” · Form 10-K FY2025, Item 2

Who designed PepsiCo's headquarters?

Edward Durell Stone designed the building, with landscape by his son Edward Durell Stone Jr. The gardens were developed by Russell Page (with François Goffinet), and Gwathmey Siegel added a cafeteria, a Leadership Conference Center and a gallery from 1993.

Source: Edward Durell Stone official site · pepsico.com · Gwathmey Siegel project page

Can you visit PepsiCo's headquarters?

You can visit the Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Gardens, not the offices. In 2026 they are open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends from March 29 to November 22 and on several holidays; school and camp groups must book at least ten business days ahead.

Source: pepsico.com “Sculpture Gardens”

What sculptures are in the PepsiCo sculpture garden?

The collection, started in 1965, includes Henry Moore's “Double Oval” by the lake, Alexander Calder's “Hats Off”, Arnaldo Pomodoro's “Il Grande Disco” and “Triad”, and David Wynne's “Grizzly Bear”.

Source: pepsico.com “Sculpture Gardens”

Where was PepsiCo's headquarters before Purchase?

At 500 Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, an 11-story glass-and-aluminum building that Skidmore, Owings & Merrill completed in 1960 as the Pepsi-Cola world headquarters.

Source: SOM project page

How many people work at PepsiCo?

About 306,000 people worldwide as of December 27, 2025, including about 125,000 in the United States.

Source: Form 10-K FY2025

What benefits does PepsiCo offer?

In the U.S., at least 16 weeks of pregnancy leave (10 weeks short-term disability plus 6 weeks paid parental leave), 6 weeks of paid parental leave for all new parents including adoptive parents, fully funded tuition programs for many employees, and medical, dental, vision and a defined contribution retirement plan.

Source: pepsico.com “Employee experience” · pepsicojobs.com posting 468367

How much do PepsiCo employees make?

The median employee's total compensation was $53,296 in 2025, measured across PepsiCo's global workforce. 2026 postings in Purchase list $80,700–$135,100 for an analyst and $93,500–$156,450 for an associate manager.

Source: Proxy statement 2026 · pepsicojobs.com postings 465912, 468367

Does PepsiCo allow hybrid work?

PepsiCo has not published a company-wide office policy. Its corporate job postings describe some roles as hybrid, for example based in either the Purchase, NY or Plano, TX offices.

Source: pepsicojobs.com posting 468367

Who is PepsiCo's CEO?

Ramon Laguarta, who joined PepsiCo in 1996, became CEO on October 3, 2018 and Chairman in 2019. He is the sixth chairman and CEO in PepsiCo's history.

Source: pepsico.com leadership · PepsiCo press release, 2019

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