Jennifer Tarlow, Chief Human Resources Officer at the organization, attributed the consistent recognition to the internal feedback provided by staff members. She emphasized that the workplace environment focuses on collaborative projects and professional development as core pillars of the employee experience. The evaluation process involves comprehensive questionnaires that assess how companies manage staff expectations regarding advancement and benefits.
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Crain’s Honors The Conference Board as a Top NYC Workplace
For the fourth consecutive year, The Conference Board has secured a spot on the Crain’s New York Business Best Places to Work list. The annual ranking relies on independent research from the Best Companies Group, which evaluates organizational culture, leadership transparency, and employee growth opportunities through rigorous surveying.
Beyond competitive compensation, the organization integrates several structural policies designed to foster retention. These include a hybrid work model, dedicated professional development programs, and specific well-being initiatives such as Summer Fridays and extended winter holiday breaks. This recognition reinforces the think tank’s ongoing efforts to maintain an engaging professional atmosphere across its global operations, ensuring that its staff remains equipped to navigate complex business challenges.
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