The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and the Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management (KYSHRM) announce the 100 companies that made the 14th Annual Best Places to Work in Kentucky list, with Appriss taking its place among other large employers. This is the 7th time since its inception that Appriss has qualified for this honor.
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Winners from across the state have been selected in three categories: small companies of 15-149 employees, medium companies of 150-499 employees and large companies consisting of more than 500 employees (categories based on number of U.S. employees, only Kentucky employees surveyed). The selection process, managed by Best Companies Group, is based on an assessment of the company’s employee policies and procedures and the results of an internal employee survey.
“Appriss is very proud to have been selected once again for this award. Our approach continues to be talent-focused, as we hire brilliant and motivated professionals and empower them to achieve. In the end, it’s our people that make Appriss such an engaging and inspiring place to work,” said Alden Pennington, Vice President of Human Resources.
About Appriss®
Appriss provides proprietary data and analytics solutions to effectively and efficiently address safety, fraud, risk and compliance issues for government and commercial enterprises worldwide. We are a team of technology and data science experts that are driven to solve complex business and societal problems. Our customers are leading commercial enterprises, information service providers and government agencies with focus in retail, healthcare and public safety. For more information visit Appriss.com.
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Aaron Davis Appriss 502-815-3826 [email protected]


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