ASI Named 'Best Place to Work' for Second Year, Wins HR & Wellness Awards
Advertising Specialty Institute (ASI) has been named a 'Best Place to Work' for the second consecutive year. The company was nominated by its employees for multiple categories, reflecting its engaging work atmosphere and commitment to employee growth.
ASI fosters a positive work environment through various fun activities and recognition programs. The company offers educational opportunities such as a mentor program and monthly in-house training classes. This commitment to employee development has not gone unnoticed, with ASI's human resources department being named 'HR Department of the Year' in 2009. Additionally, ASI was honored for 'Best Employee Wellness Program' in 2008, demonstrating its holistic approach to employee care.
ASI's president and CEO, Timothy M. Andrews, expressed delight at the official recognition of ASI as a great place to work. The company won the award among companies with more than 200 employees, reflecting the collective effort of its large workforce. Over 1,300 votes were cast in 24 categories for the 'Best Places to Work' awards this year, surpassing the previous year's total by more than 200 votes. ASI was nominated by its employees for Best Place for Working Moms, Best Employer Overall, and Best Employer on the Job Training, highlighting the diverse benefits it offers to its employees.
ASI's repeated recognition as a 'Best Place to Work' is a testament to its commitment to employee engagement, growth, and well-being. With current openings for positions such as account executives, QA engineer, and junior Web developer, ASI continues to attract and invest in its workforce.
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