Lifespark Named A Top Workplace

Jun 24, 2024
Meaghan Puglisi
1-min Read

For the 13th time, Lifespark is honored as an award-winning workplace coming in at #32 on the large company list in the annual Star Tribune Top Workplace award. As in years past, the 2024 survey invited employees from around the state to weigh in on mission, values, culture, leadership, pay and benefits, career development opportunities, and other factors; only 199 companies made this year’s list.

This is an important testament of Lifespark’s culture because this is an anonymous survey taken by our employees. The results of their words is what drives the Top Workplace designation. We couldn’t be prouder. Read on for the full list… Star Tribune Top Workplace winners

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