Fluency Ranks No.1 in VermontBiz’s 2024 Best Places to Work

Fluency, the leading innovator of digital advertising management and automation solutions for agencies and large enterprises, announced today that it earned a number 1 ranking in the small business category of the VermontBiz annual Best Places to Work awards. This is the third consecutive year in which Fluency has been recognized in the Best Places to Work program, which was created in 2006 and is presented in partnership with the Society for Human Resource Management, Vermont State Council, (VTSHRM), the Vermont Department of Commerce and Community Development and Workforce Research Group.

“It takes a team to make a great company,” said Mike Lane, CEO. “From our founding in 2017, we have been focused on collaboratively building a great work environment and culture. Being recognized as a top place to work in Vermont is a reflection of our team’s commitment, and we are humbled to stand alongside so many incredible companies who earned recognition.” 

The list for 2024 honors 65 businesses based on the company’s workplace policies, practices and demographics, as well as the employee experience to determine the top companies and the final ranking. Complete results can be found at https://www.bestplacestoworkvermont.com/

"The workspace for Vermont businesses has changed over the past few years due to COVID. Employees working remotely, hybrid working models and labor shortages have had a huge impact on Vermont businesses, but all Vermonters know that Vermont is a great place to live, work and play,” said John Boutin, Publisher, VermontBiz. “We know that our employees are happy with their place of employment. The employers have created a work environment where the employees love to work. These employees and employers are committed to a productive workplace, be that while in the office or working remotely. This list is a testament to the fantastic companies here in Vermont and is by far our largest list since 2006. This list consists of businesses from every corner of Vermont with many diverse products and services."

‍