Park Place Technologies wins 10th NorthCoast 99 Award

CLEVELAND, OHIO – Park Place Technologies, the global leader in third-party service and support solutions for IT infrastructures, has been recognized by ERC as one of 99 great Northeast Ohio workplaces for top talent. This is the 10^th consecutive time that Park Place has received the NorthCoast 99 Award, which places the firm in the prestigious Legacy category.

NorthCoast 99 is an annual recognition program and event in its 21st year that honors 99 great Northeast Ohio workplaces for top talent. “More than a business award or event, NorthCoast 99 is a yearlong research project ERC established to help employers make a difference in the lives of people working and living in our 22-county region,” noted ERC senior vice president Carrie Morse, who has overseen the program for the last 17 years.

NorthCoast 99 winners participated in a rigorous application process that asked for detailed information on how their organization addresses top-performer attraction, development, and retention in five distinct areas: organizational strategy, policies, and communication; recruitment, selecting, and onboarding; employee well-being; employee engagement and development; and total rewards.

“Our leadership team emphasizes an employee culture, from our HR wellness programing to our benefits packages to the daily impact of our new headquarters renovations,” said Chris Adams, Park Place President and CEO. “Being placed in the NorthCoast 99 Legacy category for 10 consecutive years is humbling and exciting, especially since our employee count and global footprint is several times greater than what it was in 2009.”

“We’re thrilled to recognize and celebrate this year’s NorthCoast 99 award winners! With unemployment at a 49-year-low, the benchmarks for attracting, engaging, and retaining employees are higher than ever. Year after year, winning organizations are raising the bar with increasingly progressive and groundbreaking HR practices and benefits that elevate the experience of their employees,” said Kelly Keefe, president of ERC.