AJC Top Workplaces
AJC Top Workplaces

See the full list of the top 75 small-workplace winners in 2019

WeWork will locate in the Terminus 100 building. Google Maps

Credit: Phil Skinner

Credit: Phil Skinner

WeWork will locate in the Terminus 100 building. Google Maps
Feb 28, 2019


More than 4,300 companies were nominated or asked to participate in the 2019 Top Workplaces contest by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and its partner, Energage (formerly Workplace Dynamics). Employees across the metro area responded to print and online solicitations that began appearing in September.

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Using survey results, a list of 150 workplaces was compiled, consisting of 20 large companies (500 or more employees), 55 midsize companies (150-499 employees) and 75 small companies (149 or fewer employees).

Here are the top 75 small-workplace winners:

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