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Our customers are all over the world – and so are we! We have approximately 350,000 agent locations in more than 200 countries and territories around the world. Find a position near you:

Working at Moneygram
We take a risk-based approach to everything we do at MoneyGram because we're committed to protecting our customers and our employees. Learn what else makes us successful:

How MoneyGram Protects its Customers and Employees
Kristi Lundberg has lived around the world, is a successful business owner, and has been a MoneyGram agent since 2009. Hear her story and the advice she has for women in business:

Celebrating Business Woman's Day
Test your knowledge of cities and landmarks around the world in our game! Play now:

Moneygramworldmap
150 students celebrate the new Cuilahauc School in Mexico, rebuilt by MoneyGram Foundation, Ninos en Alegria and United Way. Learn more about this exciting project:

MoneyGram Foundation Rebuilds Primary School with Ninos en Alegria
The Dallas job market is growing! Learn more and see why we chose Dallas for our global headquarters:

Dallas: The Next Big Global City
The MoneyGram Foundation is proud to continue to support six innovative educational programs operating in India, Colombia, Mexico, Vietnam and Pakistan, and Dallas:

MoneyGram Foundation Awards First Round of 2015 Grants to Impact 24,000 Children
“If you can deliver something great for your customers, it starts with the people you work with." –Andrew Typrin, VP MoneyGram Online. See how our teams worked together to reimagine the future of MoneyGram Online:

Teamwork at MoneyGram
We're excited to announce that Alex Holmes will succeed Pamela Patsley as our next CEO in 2016. Congratulations Alex!

MoneyGram Announces Leadership Succession Plan
Ever wonder where people send and receive money the most? This 2014 remittance (money transfer) interactive visualization shows the global movement of money. (Designer: Roxana Torre; Data: World Bank) http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vI8lC

Remittance flows