MIRAMAR, FL—Containerized shipping company SeaLand will establish its corporate headquarters at the Huntington Center here.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott announced SeaLand's corporate headquarters deal on Friday that will create 65 jobs. A host of state agencies and civic organizations worked on the deal including Enterprise Florida, the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, CareerSource Florida, the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance and Broward County.

Maersk Line, the world's leading ocean transportation company and a unit of the A.P. Moller-Maersk Group, announced the formation of regional containerized shipping company SeaLand in January 2014.

“SeaLand's 13,000 square foot headquarters in Miramar at MetLife's Huntington Centre is a highly significant leasing deal in terms of economic impact,” said Taylor & Mathis director of leasing, Donna Korn. “The company will be an outstanding asset to Broward County.” Korn, along with Jennifer Gemma of Taylor & Mathis, brokered the lease transaction on behalf of building owner MetLife.

Sealand CEO Craig Mygatt CEO says of its new headquarters space, “We are excited to base our headquarters in Miramar, Florida. The SeaLand headquarters will act as the main hub for our business, which spans throughout North, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. This location is ideal for our operation and will serve us well as we focus on delivering world-class shipping service for all of our customers throughout this vital region of the world. We believe Florida offers great opportunities for our team and their families.”