Finalists announced for Lincoln's 2026 Best Places to Work
TOMER RONEN, Lincoln Journal Star, Neb.The Lincoln Journal Star
Woods Aitken LLP, along with the Lincoln Human Resource Management Association and the Lincoln Journal Star, have announced the finalists for the 2026 Best Places to Work in Lincoln awards.
The awards are determined based on the results of the Best Places to Work in Lincoln survey conducted earlier this year.
Finalists are split into four categories based on workforce size, with three finalists each in the small, medium, large and extra-large categories.
Winners for each category will be announced at a June 4 celebration at Haymarket Park.
Here are this year's finalists, listed in alphabetical order in each category:
Small companies (10-24 employees): Americom Communications, Custom Blinds & Design and Wellbeing Initiative, Inc.
Medium Companies (25-49 employees): Cerris Systems North Central, HoriSun Hospice and RentVision.
Large Companies (50-199 employees): JEO Consulting Group, NMPP Energy and Region 5 Systems.
Extra-Large Companies (200+ employees): Ameritas Life Insurance Corp., Assurity Life Insurance Company and Olsson.
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