Company executives with their "Best Places to Work" awards. |
The annual Chamber of Commerce of Huntsville/Madison County ceremony also recognized "Most Valuable Employees." In all, 12 company and 12 individual winners of the Chamber of Commerce’s 2013 Best Places to Work were announced to a sold out crowd today.
First Commercial Bank was the presenting sponsor of the sixth annual event at the Von Braun Center and the North Alabama Society for Human Resource Management was the host.
For Susie Vaughn of People Tec and Modern Technology Solutions this was getting to be a habit. Vaughn was named "MVE" for the fourth straight year while Modern Technology Solutions is a five-time winner, but MTSI competed for the first time in the "Large Company" category, moving up from "Medium."
Winners of the "Most Valuable Employees" award. |
According to a press release from the Chamber, Quantum
Workplace measured and selected companies based on the following criteria: Team
effectiveness, retention probability, alignment with goals, trust with
co-workers, manager effectiveness, trust in senior leaders, feeling valued and
work engagement.
Once
nominated, Quantum - a company that specializes in measuring workplace
satisfaction around the country - administered a survey to employees and
tabulated the results. Winners were based exclusively on the outcome of the
employee surveys.
The Company
winners (in no particular order) were:
Micro:
(10-20 employees) - Five Stones Research Corp.; TriVector Services and Adams Homes.
Small:
(21-35 employees) - Nesin Therapy Services; QTEC and Troy 7.
Medium:
(36-149 employees) - Embassy Suites Hotel & Spa; PeopleTec and Willbrook Solutions.
Large:
(150 and more employees) - Modern Technology Solutions Inc.; Intuitive Research Technology Corp. and URS.
The Most Valuable Employee winners (in no particular order) were:
MVE
Micro: (10-20 employees) - Jo Ann Eddy Davis, Strategic Innovations; Eliza Kitchens, ADS Security; and Chasitie White, LEAN Frog Business Solutions.
MVE
Small: (21-35 employees) - Mike Arthur, Iron Mountain Solutions; Serena Forbes, Trideum Corp.; and Terrie Pung, GATR Technologies.
MVE
Medium: (36-149 employees) - Jennifer Broom, QuantiTech; Susie Vaughn, PeopleTec; and Mark Pepper, Canvas.
MVE
Large: (150 and more employees) - Kathy Cagle, Modern Technology Solutions; Sandra Manning, ERC; and Jennifer Veal, Intuitive Research.
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