Hubspan Hits a Homerun with PSBJ Best Workplaces Award!
Posted by Margaret Dawson on August 15, 2011
There’s nothing like a sunny night at the baseball field, when a hot dog and cold beer tastes so amazing. And while I do love our Seattle Mariners (yes, even this year), a recent night at Safeco Field was even better, as my fellow Hubspanners and I joined 80 other Washington State companies to receive our award for Washington’s Best Workplaces 2011.
Hubspan employees Vipul, Joshua, Stuart and Max chillin' in the Mariners dug out at Safeco Field
Hubspan was one of just 25 organizations in the mid-sized company category to win based on our work environment, company benefits, and ways we celebrate success and reward great work, among other criteria.
Winners are selected based on the results of an employee survey and a review by a panel of judges. PSBJ receives hundreds of applications every year.
This award comes on top of a similar accolade we received just a couple of months ago from Seattle Business Monthly for being one of Seattle’s Top Companies to Work For!
Yep, we are on a roll.
Here I am proudly showing off our award to the Hubspan employees in the crowd!
Hat’s off to the Puget Sound Business Journal, and my bud Jill Hashimoto – event queen at the Mariners, for an event well done.
Oh, and congrats to Hubspan’s Brandon Dow for his 66 mile per hour pitch!
Hubspan's Brandon Dow speed pitching at Safeco field!
Tags: Best Companies to Work For Seattle, Best Workplaces, Mariners, Puget Sound Business Journal
Congrats to Hubspan, we are awesome!
Comment by Michele Giannini — August 15, 2011 @ 8:35 am
Thanks to Margaret and the Marketing team for getting Hubspan the deserved recognition. Good Stuff! BTW….Brandon how did your arm feel the next day?
Comment by Dan Wassel — August 15, 2011 @ 8:39 am
This was an AWESOME way to spend a summer evening! Incidentally, I was pulled after 1/3 inning after giving up 5 runs.
Comment by Brandon — August 15, 2011 @ 9:34 am
Interesting explanation. I love to read it Marcy Lu
Comment by Oretha Judge — February 19, 2012 @ 2:07 am