Bowe Digital makes state's 'Best Places to Work' list

Kokomo Tribune, Ind.
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May 11—A Kokomo company is among the best to work at in the state of Indiana.

Bowe Digital made the list of 2024's "Best Places to Work" in Indiana for companies with 15-74 employees. Bowe was ranked 30th.

Bowe Digital is a marketing agency. Recently, Summers of Kokomo, an HVAC company made the list and was ranked 39th.

The annual list is put out by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce. The rankings are determined through employer reports and a comprehensive, anonymous employee survey.

This year's top employers for each category are:

* JA Benefits

* , a Bedford-based insurance and employee benefits company — small category (between 15 and 74 U.S. employees)

* TrueScripts

* , a prescription benefit management service in Washington — medium category (between 75 and 249 U.S. employees)

* Harrah's Hoosier Park Racing and Casino,

* a casino and racing park in Anderson — large category (between 250 and 999 U.S. employees)

* ARCO Design/Build

* , a national design/build construction firm with a location in Indianapolis — major category (1,000 or more U.S. employees)

"The theme of this year's program was 'Show Off Your Superpower,' and these winning organizations are definitely 'super' in the ways in which they enhance the lives of their employees," Indiana Chamber President and CEO Vanessa Green Sinders said in a press release. "The fun staff events, terrific benefits and benevolent efforts to improve their communities are just some of the ways these leading businesses are setting examples for workplace culture."

The application period for the 2025 Best Places to Work program kicks off this summer. Go to www.bestplacestoworkindiana.com to learn more and apply.

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