160 years later, Davenport & Company is still a Top Workplace in Richmond
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With its headquarters in Richmond, the employee-owned wealth management and financial advisory services company operates various firms across the Mid-Atlantic. Their services include traditional stock and bond brokerage, professional money management, financial and retirement planning, market research, insurance and public finance.
Now, 160 years later, it is still making the same promises and maintaining its core values. Every day, more than 450 Davenport associates – including 200 financial advisers – offer financial advice that the firm says embodies the golden rule.
This has garnered them numerous accolades throughout the years, including national recognition for leadership and industry contribution.
This year,
"As an employee-owned business, we take pride in the expertise and service we offer our clients, and we expect the same level of respect and caring toward each other, so that we all succeed,"
According to the company, it has continued to earn this recognition through a number of factors, most notably, its commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.
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The company fosters an inclusive workplace culture in regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, veteran's status, pregnancy or childbirth-related medical conditions and more.
This culture begins with recruitment and selection and continues with compensation and benefits, training, social and volunteer programs and events. Everyone who works for the company is promised an equal opportunity.
According to the company's website,
The company also launched Davenport Shares, an employee-led philanthropic initiative focusing on monetary contributions and volunteer efforts to charitable organizations in the community. This includes
"This recognition validates the


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