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Posted: July 30, 2018
SWBR celebrates growth, wins three national awards from the Zweig Group
Rochester, NY SWBR has been recognized nationally on the Zweig Group’s 2018 Hot Firm, 2018’s Best Firms to Work For and 2018 Marketing Excellence lists, earning the Trifecta Award, given to firms recognized in all three categories in the same year.
This is SWBR’s second year in a row on the Hot Firms list. Not only has SWBR’s revenue increased significantly over the past three years, but the staff size has grown by 30% since 2015, and the firm is in the process of a major interior renovation to accommodate its growth.
Winning a Marketing Excellence award in the Proposal Presentation category is especially rewarding for SWBR, having gone through a complete brand refresh in 2017. The new logo, branding and all new marketing materials were designed completely in-house.
Best Firms to Work For is a list honoring firms with workplaces that inspire their teams to perform at the highest levels and create an environment where their people feel valued, can make a difference, and clearly see their contribution to the overall mission and success of the firm.
“This year was the most competitive year we have had for Best Firms to Work For! With both first-timers and legacy firms in the mix, participation in this award increased for the third year in a row. This is such an important designation right now because the hiring market is so competitive and these firms really stand out from the rest of the industry,” said Kyle Ahern, awards manager, Zweig Group.
The awards are given annually for outstanding and effective marketing in the A/E industry.
The award winners will celebrate in September at the Zweig Group’s Hot Firm and A/E Industry Awards in Dallas, Tex.
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