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Sixty South Florida companies took center stage Thursday at the Business Journal's 2023 Best Places to Work Awards where they were touted for their rockstar employees' engagement in the workplace.
More than 400 people attended the sold-out event event at the Signature Grand in Davie. Many company teams arrived in rockin' outfits to underscore the Rock and Roll theme of the event, where the honorees networked and posed for photos before the program.
Following the networking hour, attendees made their way into the main ballroom for a luncheon and an awards presentation, emceed by TB Media Group's Tamika Bickham. Companies were announced in small, medium and large company categories, with the top company per category addressing the audience.
Click on the slideshow above for a look at what you missed at the SFBJ's 2023 Best Places to Work Awards.
To become a Best Place to Work, employees fill out anonymous questionnaires as part of a paid nominations process. Quantum Workplace tabulates the scores based on various job satisfaction metrics to rank the honorees. (Companies interested in submitting nominations for the 2024 Best Places to Work Awards can click here.)
Quantum Workplace was the corporate sponsor, and Corporate Benefit Partners the associate sponsor.
Click here to learn more about the small companies that made the list.
Click here to learn more about the medium companies that made the list.
Click here to learn more about the large companies that made the list.
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