Oct 20, 2022
Florida Trend recognizes One Park Financial for its ongoing commitment to employees for the fourth consecutive time.
COCONUT GROVE, Fla. - Oct. 20, 2022 - PRLog -- One Park Financial, a leading funding provider for small and mid-sized businesses, is pleased to announce it has been named one of the Best Companies to work for in Florida, for the fourth consecutive time. This award given by Florida Trend, a leading regional business authority, distinguishes employers that go above and beyond to create an outstanding work environment for their employees.
This South Florida technology-enabled finance company has gone the extra mile to keep its employee satisfaction levels soaring and its company culture strong, and this 2022 was no exception. One Park Financials' employees, nicknamed Grovies, provided excellent feedback in Florida Trend's Employer Questionnaire and Employee Engagement and Satisfaction Survey.
"We keep outperforming most Florida companies when it comes to company culture thanks to our constant efforts to keep our Grovies motivated, encouraged, and aligned with a purpose. We're all about our core values: Client Success, Fun, Results, and Taking Risks," says John Lie-Nielsen, CEO of One Park Financial.
One Park Financial stood out among hundreds of Florida companies thanks to its excellent workplace policies, practices, philosophy, systems, and demographics. These outstanding results are reflected in their valuable internal initiatives and events. Among them, the quarterly Dream Weaver program intended to fulfill Grovie's dreams and other recognition events, such as IT Appreciation Day.
This purpose-driven organization also continuously demonstrates its ongoing commitment to its local community. Every year they contribute to local non-profit organizations like Girls and Boys of Miami Dade and Nicklaus Children's Hospital, where One Park Financial CEO John Lie-Nielsen currently sits on their Board of Directors.
Thanks to their ongoing involvement with the community, Grovies, and small and mid-sized business owners, One Park Financial continues to be rewarded locally and nationally. This year it won the Sun Sentinel Top Workplace award for the sixth time in a row and went from gold to silver in the Financial Service Category of the Stevie American Business Awards.
About One Park Financial LLC:
One Park Financial (OPF) is a technology-enabled funding provider for small and mid-sized businesses. Founded by entrepreneurs in 2010, One Park Financials' mission is to make working capital easily and equally accessible to business owners. OPF is the core brand of One Park Technologies, a leading fintech firm dedicated to creating technologies that help facilitate the business financing process. One Park Financial is headquartered in Miami, Florida, with the technology arm located in Plano, TX near the Dallas area. For more information, visit One Park Financial.
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