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CHICAGO, Nov. 29, 2023 ~ Echo Global Logistics, Inc. has been named a 2023 Best and Brightest Company to Work For in the Nation, marking the seventh year the company has been awarded this prestigious honor.
Paula Frey, Chief Human Resources Officer at Echo, expressed her pride in seeing Echo continually celebrated for its workplace culture and community. "We strive to foster the kind of positive environment that encourages individuals to succeed in collaboration with one another, something that is integral to our business. Best and Brightest is an excellent illustration of how every Echo employee supports our shared company goals," she said.
Doug Waggoner, Chief Executive Officer at Echo, also commented on the recognition: "Our advanced transportation technology is supported by the expertise of our dedicated employees. Echo team members show up with enthusiasm and drive every day to simplify transportation for our many clients and carrier partners."
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The Best and Brightest program recognizes companies that demonstrate an exceptional commitment to their employees through human resources initiatives and practices. Hosted throughout the U.S. by the National Association for Business Resources, it is comprised of leading businesses which have continually proven to be employers of choice.
Echo's commitment to its employees is evident through its extensive team member benefits as well as engagement programs aimed at promoting positivity in the workplace as well as the broader community. These include employee-led Business Resource Groups (BRGs) which drive engagement within local communities, provide a DEI lens to company-wide initiatives, and help maintain a culture of mutual respect where employees of all backgrounds, perspectives, and abilities are empowered to reach their full potential.
Paula Frey, Chief Human Resources Officer at Echo, expressed her pride in seeing Echo continually celebrated for its workplace culture and community. "We strive to foster the kind of positive environment that encourages individuals to succeed in collaboration with one another, something that is integral to our business. Best and Brightest is an excellent illustration of how every Echo employee supports our shared company goals," she said.
Doug Waggoner, Chief Executive Officer at Echo, also commented on the recognition: "Our advanced transportation technology is supported by the expertise of our dedicated employees. Echo team members show up with enthusiasm and drive every day to simplify transportation for our many clients and carrier partners."
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The Best and Brightest program recognizes companies that demonstrate an exceptional commitment to their employees through human resources initiatives and practices. Hosted throughout the U.S. by the National Association for Business Resources, it is comprised of leading businesses which have continually proven to be employers of choice.
Echo's commitment to its employees is evident through its extensive team member benefits as well as engagement programs aimed at promoting positivity in the workplace as well as the broader community. These include employee-led Business Resource Groups (BRGs) which drive engagement within local communities, provide a DEI lens to company-wide initiatives, and help maintain a culture of mutual respect where employees of all backgrounds, perspectives, and abilities are empowered to reach their full potential.
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