2025 Best Places to Work nomination deadline extended
The nomination deadline for Pittsburgh Business Times' 2025 Best Places to Work awards is now May 2. Learn how to nominate your company.
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Companies with 10+ Pittsburgh employees can nominate.
Winners featured in September issue and honored at PNC Park event.
The nomination deadline for the Pittsburgh Business Times' 2025 Best Places to Work awards has been extended by one week.
The nomination period will now close at the end of the day on Friday, May 2. The nomination form and extensive details about the program and process can be found on our website.
The Best Places to Work awards recognize local companies and employers who are going above and beyond to foster an enjoyable and meaningful work environment for their employees. Using the nomination form on our website, companies that have at least 10 employees based in the Pittsburgh region can submit a nomination for the award.
Once the nomination period ends, nominees will hear from our partners at Quantum Workplace to set up the survey process for their company's local employees. The results of that survey process will determine which companies are named to the Best Places to Work list. The individual who served as the nominator will hear from Quantum Workplace in the days following the closure of the nomination period.
It costs $250 to submit a nomination for this program. All companies who submit a nomination and participate in the survey process will receive a survey overview report from Quantum Workplace.
Following the survey period, if your company scored highly enough to make the 2025 Best Places to Work list, your company will be notified over the summer and will be featured in the Sept. 19 issue of the Pittsburgh Business Times. Your company will also be honored at a special celebration event, which we are hosting at the Pirates' home game at PNC Park on September 17.
Do not miss your chance to nominate for this dynamic awards program and potentially be a part of what is sure to be an exciting event at one of the country's most beautiful ballparks!
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