Team Wendy is selected as one of northeast Ohio's 99 best places to work!

Northeast Ohio – Team Wendy is proud to announce that it has been selected by ERC (www.yourerc.com) as one of Northeast Ohio’s 99 best places to work!   
 
“Team Wendy is thrilled to have been selected as one of NE Ohio’s 99 best places to work” says Jose Rizo-Patron, Team Wendy’s CEO.   “My colleagues are passionate about our mission, our values, our culture and the opportunity to build on the legacy of Wendy Moore.   This award is well deserved recognition for their ongoing efforts.”
 
“We’re extremely honored to recognize the 2016 NorthCoast 99 winners. These organizations have earned the right to call themselves a great workplace by their dedication to attracting, supporting, retaining, and motivating their Top Performers. ERC developed the NorthCoast 99 program with the hopes of inspiring local leaders to promote the great workplace movement,” comments Pat Perry, President of ERC
 
NorthCoast 99 is an annual recognition program that honors 99 great workplaces for top talent in Northeast Ohio. The program recognizes great places to work for top performing people that drive results, provide competitive advantages, and allow businesses to innovate and grow.
 
Sponsors of the NorthCoast 99 program include: Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield, CareerCurve, Cleveland Magazine, ERC Health, Frantz Ward LLP, Gino’s Awards, Oswald Companies, Staffing Solutions Enterprises, and Ultimate Software.
 
ABOUT TEAM WENDY
Team Wendy develops leading-edge products that serve to protect against serious and potentially life-threatening impact related injuries. Through its long-standing partnership with the U.S. military and the National Industries for the Blind (NIB), Team Wendy has supplied our men and women in uniform with more than 6 million standard issue Zorbium® Action Pad (ZAP™) helmet pad systems since 2005. Team Wendy also actively collaborates with world-class universities and organizations to better understand the causes behind traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and to develop products that focus on addressing what actually occurs during impact.