2011 winners at the Best Places to Work press conference at the Kentucky State Capitol.
Bowling Green, KY. (March 3, 2011) – Today, Connected Nation was recognized as one of the winners of the 7th Annual Best Places to Work in Kentucky awards. Connected Nation was honored in the small/medium business category.
The announcement was made by the Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management (KYSHRM) State Council, and the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, in a well-attended news conference in Frankfort. Several Connected Nation employees including Rene’ True, executive director of ConnectKentucky, and Ernie Wood, executive director of CN’s Strategic Program Office, were in attendance.
Connected Nation employees (left to right) Heather Gate, Lauren Hightower, Phillip Brown, Rene True, and Ernie Wood smile for a group photo at the Kentucky State Capitol.
“Connected Nation is honored to be named as one of the Best Places to Work in Kentucky,” said Brian Mefford, Connected Nation’s CEO. “While Connected Nation’s work spans more than 30 states and territories from Alaska to Puerto Rico, our birthplace and permanent home is Kentucky. We have been fortunate to attract and retain a multitude of wonderful, hardworking employees and thankful for their commitment in making Connected Nation a success.”
Connected Nation employees (left to right) Heather Gate, Lauren Hightower, Phillip Brown, Rene True, and Ernie Wood smile for a group photo at the Kentucky State Capitol.“Connected Nation is honored to be named as one of the Best Places to Work in Kentucky,” said Brian Mefford, Connected Nation’s CEO. “While Connected Nation’s work spans more than 30 states and territories from Alaska to Puerto Rico, our birthplace and permanent home is Kentucky. We have been fortunate to attract and retain a multitude of wonderful, hardworking employees and thankful for their commitment in making Connected Nation a success.”
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