Dayton Children’s was one of 16 hospitals and health care facilities in Ohio to be recognized on the top 100 list of employers throughout the state.
“Of all the honors Dayton Children’s could receive, I would put being named Best Employers by State from Forbes among the most meaningful because it comes for those who know us best, our staff,” said Debbie Feldman, president and CEO of Dayton Children’s. “Our commitment to our employees is to continue to find ways to go above and beyond to ensure that Dayton Children’s remains the best place to work in Ohio.”
Sinclair was one of six universities or colleges in Ohio listed in the top 50. It’s the second year in a row Sinclair has been listed.
“Sinclair’s faculty and staff never lose sight of our mission to find the need and endeavor to meet it. Their dedication to our students and innovative spirit allow us to serve our students through high-quality, affordable education that prepares them for rewarding, in-demand careers. Sinclair’s employees are some of the best and brightest in their fields and we recognize that they could work at any institution, but they have chosen to work at Sinclair,” said Steve Johnson, president of Sinclair Community College.
Other local companies listed in the Top 100 in Ohio were Kettering Health, Miami University, Cleveland-Cliff’s and Premier Health.
Rankings were compiled by surveying 70,000 Americans working for businesses with at least 500 employees. Forbes partnered with market research company Statista — a leading statistics portal and industry ranking provider — to conduct the study. Respondents were also asked how likely they’d be to recommend their employer to others, and to nominate organizations in industries outside of their own.
This is the fourth year for the magazine’s Best Employers by State survey, which aims to capture the differences in how companies are perceived in various parts of the country.
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