Top Workplaces 2021: 15 employers join the southeastern Wisconsin list for the first time Ricardo Torres, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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A total of 15 businesses are being recognized for the first time as a Top Workplace for Southeastern Wisconsin.
Wantable Inc., a subscription box retailer, opened a new headquarters and cafe in Walker’s Point in 2020.
The company feels “extremely proud and humbled” to be named a Top Workplace, said Tiffany Cooley, chief marketing officer for Wantable.
“It s humbling because this recognition comes after a year of extreme uncertainty and amidst a global pandemic. We re so proud because what we ve watched our teams come together to achieve is truly amazing,” Cooley said.
Columbus CEO s ninth annual program has named 77 companies as Top Workplaces for 2021.
The winners were chosen based solely on surveys of 17,433 employees conducted by Philadelphia-based Energage, a workplace research firm that runs Top Workplaces programs across the country. To be considered, companies must have at least 50 employees in central Ohio.
The 2021 honorees are featured in the May issue of
Columbus CEO and will be celebrated at a virtual event being planned for May.
Without further ado, here are the Top Workplaces for 2021. First, Special Awards, and then the main Top Workplaces rankings, categorized in small, medium and large companies based on number of employees.
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