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PRESS ROOM: Centier Bank named #5 “Best Place to Work” by Indiana Chamber of Commerce
CHICAGO CRUSADER — With an emphasis on building a culture centered around values of Caring, Loyalty, Integrity, Friendship and Fun, Centier continues its legacy as a “Best Place to Work in Indiana” when it was named fifth in the Large Company category during the Indiana Chamber of Commerce’s 2019 workplace awards.
By The Chicago Crusader
With an emphasis on building a culture centered around values of Caring, Loyalty, Integrity, Friendship and Fun, Centier continues its legacy as a “Best Place to Work in Indiana” when it was named fifth in the Large Company category during the Indiana Chamber of Commerce’s 2019 workplace awards.
“This recognition means so much to our organization. We put a lot of resources in attracting, developing, and retaining top talent who fit well within our Servant Heart Culture. We are continually searching for new and innovative ways to put our associates’ needs first and this award is a great recognition of our efforts,” said Chrisanne Christ, Senior Partner in Human Resource Development. “All of our associates make Centier a “Best Place to Wor” every day, so we thank them for all they do to care for each other and support our mission.”
These top companies in the state were determined through employer reports and comprehensive employee surveys. The Best Companies Group, which handled the selection process, oversees similar programs in 25 other states.
All companies participating in the 2019 Best Places to Work program receive an in-depth evaluation identifying strengths and weaknesses according to their employees, who are surveyed anonymously.
“Congratulations to these top companies for creating and sustaining workplace cultures where employees flourish. By emphasizing personal and professional development, a healthy work-life balance and offering perks and benefits that make an impact in the lives of employees, they demonstrate their dedication to listening to and respecting their employees,” says Indiana Chamber President Kevin Brinegar. “They recognize the significance of valuing their employees and how that positively impacts their business.”
Centier has been named to the Indiana Chamber’s Best Places to Work list for the 13th consecutive year. The Large Company category features organizations that employ between 250 and 999 associates. More information about the Best Places to Work companies is available in a special section of the May/June issue of the Indiana Chamber’s BizVoice ® magazine, a statewide publication available at www.bizvoicemagazine.com.
For more information on Centier Bank, visit www.centier.com.
About Centier Bank
Centier is the largest, private, family-owned bank in Indiana. Since 1895, Centier has stood firmly behind the “Not For Sale” commitment, pledging to associates, clients, and the communities served that it will continue to preserve independent hometown banking in Indiana. Centier has 61 retail locations, serving in 11 counties with over 900 associates.
Since 2007, Centier Bank has been among the top “Best Places to Work in Indiana” by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce and received national attention by American Banker magazine as the Top Best Bank to Work For in Indiana and the top ten in the U.S.A. For more information on Centier products and services, visit www.centier.com.
This article originally appeared in the Chicago Crusader.
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