In recognition of their strong employee-first culture, Wavemaker US is excited to be among Advertising Age’s Best Placed to Work (201+ employees) for the third consecutive year.
This annual award ranks the agencies, ad tech, media companies and brand marketing divisions where people most want to work. For the third year in a row, Wavemaker US’s commitment to creating an inclusive culture advanced by the input of their employees set them apart.
“It’s easy to focus on the negatives of 2020, but each crisis reinforced why culture matters.” said Amanda Richman, Wavemaker US CEO. “Transparent communication, genuine care for our clients and each other, and the optimism to always find a better way defines our culture and our year.”
Wavemaker US’s continued commitment to offer employees ways to stay connected and feel valued through empowerment training, new platforms and executive transparency was what earned them a spot on this year’s list.
Culture is not something we can manufacture but it does need to be nurtured,
said Kristen Metzger, US Chief Talent Officer. “Our culture was built by our employees who are committed to the agency, our clients and their colleagues. We do a lot of listening to ensure that we’re providing the support and growth opportunities they seek – and despite being apart, people leaned in. It was special to see and be a part of”.