Stoneridge Software Awarded at MSP Business Journal’s Best Place to Work Celebration
Stoneridge Software employees at the Best Place to Work celebration with their award.
Stoneridge Software earned a tenth place ranking in the small business category at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal's Best Place to Work celebration event held August 13, in St. Paul, MN.
Stoneridge Software was one of 65 companies honored at this year's event. Rankings were based on anonymous employees' responses to a survey conducted by a third party, Quantum Workplace of Omaha, NE. Survey topics included work environment, personal development, and people practices.
"Being a Best Place to Work confirms our No. 1 goal as an employer: providing our employees with a positive, supportive and fun work environment. The integrity, tenacity and technical excellence of our team members is what continues to make us successful.," says company President Eric Newell. "As a consulting company, our team members are what we sell, so it’s important that they are happy and representing the company well. Our team has been happy, and that’s been a huge part of our success."
This is the second year Stoneridge Software has been included on the list, having also been honored last year. Employees nominated their companies for the awards and nominations were evaluated by Quantum Workplace. The Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal is in it's 17th year, making it the longest running workplace evaluation.
Read more about Stoneridge Software's award in the MSP Business Journal's profile of the company.
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