Greenheck Group, the globally renowned manufacturer of air movement, control, and conditioning equipment, with manufacturing locations across the United States of America (USA), was named as one of Forbes’ America’s Best Midsized Employers on Tuesday, February 9, 2021.

Employers are chosen based on results from an independent survey that is distributed to more than 50,000 U.S. based employees, who are working for companies that employ more than 1,000 individuals.

America’s Best Midsized Employers

Greenheck Group ranked as one of the top 250 midsized companies in the nation

Companies considered for this award were rated by nationwide survey respondents, on work-related topics, such as working conditions, salary, potential for development, and overall company image.

Greenheck Group ranked as one of the top 250 midsized companies in the nation and one of the top 15 manufacturers nationally, in the midsized category. Greenheck was also selected for this award in 2019.

Greenheck Group honored as recipient of prestigious award

Greenheck Group is honored to be a recipient of this prestigious award yet again,” said Carrie Strobel, the Vice President (VP) of Human Resources at Greenheck Group, adding “Our team members play a significant role in providing clean, safe indoor air with the products manufactured in our facilities.

Carrie Strobel continues, “The past 11 months have been unexpected; this recognition reflects our company culture and the ongoing efforts made by every Greenheck Group team member, to live our values.

timely delivery of essential ventilation equipment

This award is a tribute to all of our outstanding team members across the U.S., who go above and beyond to deliver essential ventilation equipment, especially this past year,” said Jim McIntyre, the President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Greenheck Group, adding “Their efforts are truly appreciated.

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