Lifetime Value Company Recognized Nationally and Regionally as a 2025 Best and Brightest Company to Work For(R)
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK / ACCESS Newswire / May 30, 2025 / The National Association for Business Resources (NABR) has officially announced its 2025 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For®, and Lifetime Value Company is proud to be recognized, earning distinction both nationally and in the New York region.Best and Brightest Companies to Work For® in the Nation
This prestigious recognition is awarded to organizations that demonstrate exceptional business acumen and innovative human resource practices. Given the competitive nature of this program, with a 10-to-1 ratio, these winning companies truly excel in their employee engagement strategies.
'We are honored to receive both national and regional recognition as a 2025 Best and Brightest Company to Work For,' Josh Levy, CEO and co-founder of The Lifetime Value Company, said. 'One of our core values is Be All In, and these awards truly speak to the passion everyone at LTVCo. has to produce their best work and maintain a thriving culture while doing it.'
The winning companies were evaluated by an independent research firm based on these metrics: Compensation, Benefits, and Employee Solutions; Creative Wellness and Wellbeing Solutions; Employee Enrichment, Engagement, and Retention; Employee Education and Development; Recruitment and Selection; Employee Achievement and Recognition; Communication and Shared Vision; Civility and Inclusion; Work-Life Balance; Community Initiatives and Corporate Responsibility; and Leadership, Strategy, and Company Performance.
With over 25 years of experience conducting the Best and Brightest competitions, the NABR has identified numerous best HR practices and provided benchmarking for companies that are leaders in employment standards.
Jennifer Kluge, President and CEO of NABR and the Best and Brightest Programs, emphasized that 'these companies have excelled by prioritizing their workplace culture. By putting their employees first, this exceptional group of top-tier leaders has created a strong foundation that sets them apart as leaders in their industries and communities.'
These winning companies will be profiled in Corp! Magazine's All Winner Issue in December 2025.
About the National Association for Business Resources' Best and Brightest Programs
NABR offers a variety of recognition programs that celebrate excellence in different aspects of business, such as workplace culture, wellness initiatives, and leadership. These programs include the Best and Brightest Companies to Work For, Best and Brightest in Wellness, Best and Brightest CEOs, and Best and Brightest Leadership Teams that are presented in several markets that include Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Milwaukee, Nashville, New England, New York, Northern California, Pacific Northwest, Southern California, South Florida, West Michigan and nationally. Nominations are now being accepted for all programs. Visit https://nationalbiz.org/ to obtain an application. For more information, contact Jennifer Kluge at (586) 393-8813.
About The Lifetime Value Company
LTVCo. is a tech company with a culture of innovation and a passion for data. We build and ship best-in-class apps, web-based products and tools that put the power of information into the hands of our customers. Our mission is to help people discover, understand and use data in their everyday lives. Learn more at www.ltvco.com and on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and X.
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