In the last trading session, the stock price of Vereit Inc (NYSE:VER) declined more than 1% to close the day at $8.26. The decline came at a share volume of 11.40 million compared to average share volume of 9 million.
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Vereit marks as one of Arizona’s Most Admired Companies of 2017. It was recognized at an awards event held last month. Additionally, it is highlighted in the September/October 2017 publication of Az Business magazine. Arizona’s Most Admired Companies are finalized based on different parameters, which include workplace culture, leadership excellence, innovation, CSR and customer opinion.
The CEO Glenn Rufrano expressed that they are delighted to be among Arizona’s MAC. This recognition demonstrates that their community involvement, culture and leadership are among the best in the region. Ultimately, what sets them apart is their hardworking, collaborative and ethical people.
Denise Gredler, who is the CEO of BestCompaniesAZ expressed that MAC program is the most comprehensive awards program in corporate sector of Arizona. Due to the breadth of the divisions it examines, companies who are finalized join a reputed group of employers in Arizona. MAC program recognizes the contributions and impacts of most admired firms to the region.
Kristy Lubeck, the Vice President of Human Resources at Vereit, expressed that their culture is the base of their remarkable success. That culture arises from the investment the company has made in employee engagement and the programs they have put in place emphasizing on community outreach and employee recognition, social responsibility and internal education.
This helps them to fetch and retain top talent in the market. The firm celebrated the awards joy with an Employee Appreciation Week at its headquarters in Phoenix and across its several regional offices including New York City, Chicago, Orlando, Atlanta and Austin. Over the preceding 30 years, AZ Big Media has advanced to encompass Az Business magazine and a host of other signature events and publications.
