Top Workplaces Nevada event held Sept. 29: EVENT PHOTOS
BY LYN COLLIER LAS VEGAS BUSINESS PRESS EDITOR
The awards ceremony for the 2021 Top Workplaces Nevada was held Wednesday afternoon at the Area15. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
This year, 42 business were chosen for Top Workplaces Nevada. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
From left, CEO Bank of Nevada John Guedry, Vegas Chamber President and CEO Mary Beth Sewald and Chase Rankin, senior vice president of advertising for Las Vegas Review-Journal. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
The Las Vegas Review-Journal’s 7@7 Digital Anchor Renee Summerour was the emcee for the event. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
John Guedry, CEO Bank of Nevada, was the keynote speaker. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Bob Helbig, media partnership director with Energage, a Philadelphia-based researched company, explained the extensive employee survey process. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Tom Heaton, Las Vegas Review-Journal senior advertising director, announced the the rankings for the 2021 Top Workplaces Nevada. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Vegas Chamber President and CEO Mary Beth Sewald led a panel discussion with Alex De Castroverde, founder of De Castroverde Law Group. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Station Casinos. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Special awards were given to business leaders at the Top Workplaces Nevada 2021 event. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Bob Helbig and Holly Subers of Energage with Tom Heaton, Las Vegas Review-Journal. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Claire DeJesus and Christy Cuthbert, Las Vegas Review-Journal. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Rebecca Horacek and Damone Colston, Las Vegas Review-Journal. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Encompass Health and Home Health & Hospice. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Encompass Health and Home Health & Hospice. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
De Castroverde Law Group. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
City of Henderson. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Picerne Real Estate Group. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
(Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
De Castroverde Law Group. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop Inc. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
(Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
PWI Construction Inc. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
PWI Construction Inc. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop Inc. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Cure 4 The Kids Foundation. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
LinkGraph won No. 1 small company. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
(Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
McCarthy Building Cos. Inc. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
City of Henderson. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
From left, clockwise, Sarah Thornton, Connected Communications; Jenae Page, Naqvi Injury Law; Annette Logan-Parker, Cure 4 The Kids; and Amber Williams, C4K. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Renee Summerour and Wanda English Blair, Las Vegas Review-Journal. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
From left, clockwise Mary Beth Sewald, Lauren Stuart, Carnell “Golden Pipes” Johnson and Daniel Emmet. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Speakers table. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
From left, clockwise, Holly Subers, Energage; Mitch Truswell, Red 7 Communications; Michelle Draucker, The Original Roofing Co.; Bob Helbig, Energage and Lyn Collier, Las Vegas Review-Journal and Las Vegas Business Press. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Las Vegas Review-Journal. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Anderson Business Advisors. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Janek Performance Group. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
RSM US LLP. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Distinctive Insurance. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Chase Rankin, senior vice president of advertising for Las Vegas Review-Journal. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
The awards ceremony for the 2021 Top Workplaces Nevada was Sept. 29. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Picerne Real Estate Group. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Carnell “Golden Pipes” Johnson. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Daniel Emmet. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Jeffrey Mezger of KB Home won a leadership award. KB Home won No. 1 midsize company. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
PWI Construction Inc. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
LexLexus of Las Vegas & Lexus of Henderson. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop Inc. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Anderson Business Advisors. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
The Mob Museum. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
City of Henderson. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Encompass Health and Home Health & Hospice. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
LinkGraph. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
Picerne Real Estate Group. (Tonya Harvey/Las Vegas Business Press)
The awards ceremony for the 2021 Top Workplaces Nevada was held Wednesday afternoon at the Area15. John Guedry, CEO Bank of Nevada, was the keynote speaker and painted an overall economic picture of the state that included challenges and opportunities. In his talk, he referenced an economic development report on Nevada that was produced by Brookings. He also talked about the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance’s Workforce Blueprint 2.0.
Vegas Chamber President and CEO Mary Beth Sewald led a panel discussion with Alex De Castroverde, founder of De Castroverde Law Group, and Brooke Stream, human resources director for the city of Henderson, on work/life balance in the digital office age.
Celebrities were on hand to give out special awards. They included Comedian George Wallace, via digital; Carnell “Golden Pipes” Johnson, national anthem singer for the Vegas Golden Knights; and Daniel Emmet, Las Vegas headliner and “America’s Got Talent” finalist.
Bob Helbig, media partnership director with Energage, a Philadelphia-based research company, explained the extensive employee survey process.
“The companies who are here today are here because their employees said they should be here,” he told the audience of about 200.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal’s 7@7 Digital Anchor Renee Summerour was the emcee for the event. Chase Rankin, senior vice president of advertising for the newspaper, gave the opening remarks. Tom Heaton, senior advertising director, announced the the rankings for the 2021 Top Workplaces Nevada.
This marked the first live in-person event for Top Workplaces Nevada. Last fall, because of the global pandemic the 2020 winners were announced at a virtual event. To nominate an organization for the 2022 program, go to topworkplaces.com/nominate/nevada.
This year, 42 business were chosen for Top Workplaces Nevada. The winners were selected after extensive employee surveys of each company. Energage completed the surveys in April. Each company received a free copy of the results. The company surveyed 64 statewide businesses, which employ 23,205 people. Nearly all, or 23,073, employees received surveys, and 12,478 responded.
The Las Vegas Business Press and Las Vegas Review-Journal partnered with Energage to bring back and expand the Top Workplaces campaign, which had a brief run in the Las Vegas area in 2013 and 2014 with the newspaper.
