Four Richmond-area company officials have been recognized for leadership on this year’s Top Workplaces list.
In the Largest Companies category, the winner was Webb Estes, president and COO at Estes Express Lines.
Khalid Reede Jones, executive director of the Virginia Lottery, earned the title in the Large Companies category.
The winner in the Midsize Companies category is I. Lee Chapman IV, president and CEO of Davenport & Company LLC.
Robyn Jennings, founder and CEO of Lighthouse Behavioral Health Center, earned the top leadership award for the Small Companies category.
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Other special award winners are as follows:
DIRECTION
CRITERIA: “I believe this company is going in the right direction.”
HITT Contracting
MANAGERS
CRITERIA: “My manager helps me learn and grow. My manager cares about my concerns.”
Genworth and CareScout
NEW IDEAS
CRITERIA: “New ideas are encouraged at this company.”
RTS Labs
DOERS
CRITERIA: “At this company, we do things efficiently and well.”
A. Morton Thomas and Associates, Inc.
MEANINGFULNESS
CRITERIA: “My job makes me feel like I am part of something meaningful.”
Enhabit Home Health & Hospice
VALUES
CRITERIA: “This company operates by strong values.”
C&F Financial Corporation
CLUED IN SENIOR MANAGEMENT
CRITERIA: “Senior managers understand what is really happening at this company.”
Monument Consulting
COMMUNICATION
CRITERIA: “I feel well-informed about important decisions at this company.”
Independent Container Line (ICL)
APPRECIATION
CRITERIA: “I feel genuinely appreciated at this company.”
Mungo Homes
WORK/LIFE FLEXIBILITY
CRITERIA: “I have the flexibility I need to balance my work and personal life.”
EMS Ventures: EMS of VA, MySpectrum Counseling & Coaching
WELL-BEING
CRITERIA: “This company does a great job of prioritizing employee well-being.”
Alliant Insurance Services (Virginia Region)
BENEFITS
CRITERIA: “I am very satisfied with my benefits package.”
Town of Ashland, VA
