What are the 'top workplaces' in the New Orleans area? Check out this year's awards.
More than 80
The annual competition identifies exemplary companies via independent, anonymous surveys of their employees. This year, more than 41,000 workers were surveyed.
Nearly 300 attendees gathered for the winners' celebration, hosted by
The top three winners in the small company division, in order, were
Mid-size winners were
Top honorees in the large company category were
The large businesses category is reserved for organizations with 400 or more employees. The midsize category includes those with 125 to 299 employees. The small businesses category is reserved for outfits with fewer than 125 employees.
This is the 12th year that The Times-Picayune has partnered with Energage, a 20-year-old employee research and consulting firm based in
"We're here to celebrate work done well,"
Helbig encouraged companies to celebrate and publicize their awards.
"People want to work for and do business with top workplaces," he said.
Click here to nominate a company for next year's program.
The large employer category included 25 companies recognized as Top Workplaces, led by a mix of health care, hospitality, engineering, education and industrial firms.
Winners include:
AmpiricalBoardwalk PipelinesCapital One Financial Corp.ChenMedCox EnterprisesCreole Cuisine Restaurant ConceptsCrescent City SchoolsEisnerAmperFirstLine SchoolsGallo MechanicalHarvest MidstreamHotel MonteleoneKloeckner MetalsLaitramLoews Hotels & Co.Marsh McLennan AgencyThe Ernest N. Morial Convention CenterOchsner HealthPanda Restaurant GroupPENN EntertainmentPT SolutionsRaising Cane's Chicken FingersReNEW SchoolsSonesta International Hotels Corp.The
The midsize employer category honored 29 organizations spanning health care, engineering, construction, hospitality, financial services and technology. Recognized companies were:
AccuTRANSAudubon CompaniesAVALABelle Chasse AcademyBibbeoChristwood Retirement CommunityCompliance EnviroSystemsCrescentCareCypress Pointe Surgical HospitalGISGlobalstarGootee ConstructionHome InsteadMessina's Catering and EventsMSB
The small employer category recognized organizations ranging from nonprofits and professional services firms to contractors, financial institutions and technology companies. Winners include:
Agenda for ChildrenBellwetherBlue WilliamsBridge House Corp.DelRicht ResearchECM ConsultantsEdge Financial ServicesEPIC Federal Credit UnionForman Watkins & KrutzInfinity Engineering ConsultantsKarl SennerKean MillerKent Design BuildLAMMICOLandis ConstructionThe Louisiana Public Health InstituteLouisiana Technology GroupMagnolia Physical TherapyMetairie Bank & TrustNew Orleans & CompanyNew Orleans Firemen's Federal Credit UnionNOLA Hotel GroupRestechRyan Gootee General ContractorsScott Vicknair Injury LawyersStar Service New OrleansStokes & AssociatesStryker OrthopaedicsTotal Quality LogisticsVIA LINK


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