The independently owned and family operated bank was among 70 top Hoosier companies and placed third in the large company category for companies with 250 or more employees.
This is the fifth year in a row that Centier has made the list among the top 10 employers in the state. In previous years, Centier placed #10, #5, #4, and last year, placed #1 among the Best Places to work list. Centier was chosen as one of the Best Places to Work after receiving an in-depth evaluation identifying the strengths and weaknesses according to their employees. Results were tabulated with 75% of the final score based on associates surveys and 25% based on employee benefits.
This award is an honor for any organization,” stated Mike Schrage, Centier Bank president and CEO. “Most accolades rate service and the customer experience, but this accolade is an affirmation that our employees are happy to come to work. As a business owner, I want our employees to have a positive job experience. It instills a sense of pride in the workplace and makes our service all the more genuine.”
The Centier organization was recognized for its outstanding corporate culture that promotes a family-friendly atmosphere and includes many unique benefits for both part-time and full-time employees. In addition to a 401k and ASOP plans, Centier offers associates flexible scheduling, day care discounts, infertility assistance, wedding and high school graduation bonuses, and a senior care benefit for associates, parents, and grandparents.
The Best Companies Group has overseen similar award programs in 21 other states. More information about the Best Places to Work companies is available via a special section of the May/June issue of the Indiana Chamber’s BizVoice® magazine, a statewide publication released tonight and accessible online at
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