Expert Technology Associates is excited to announce that we are a winner of the 2016 Philadelphia SmartCEO Corporate Culture Awards. The Corporate Culture Awards celebrate companies in Greater Philadelphia that have successfully championed a positive, productive, and performance-driven culture, and have worked with their employees to develop successful cultural practices.
At ETA, our mission statement begins with “to forge long term relationships,” and in support of that mission we define our culture as a “culture of accomplishment.” We understand that our clients hire us because they need and expect results. Having a culture centered around accomplishment leads each person in our company to perform with the mindset that ultimately our purpose is to strengthen our clients’ businesses rather than merely doing the tasks that are inside the work.
“People matter most,” says Craig Marowitz, President of Expert Technology Associates. “I always say that our people are the company. Yes, financials and other metrics are important to running a business, but I believe when you make people your primary focus – whether they are your own people or they are your customers’ people – you will always be on the winning track.”
“The 2016 Corporate Culture Award winners have realized that running a company is more than head count and the bottom line. It’s about creating a place where creativity, energy and ideas are cultivated. Through this they are able to not only enhance performance and sustain their companies’ competitive advantages but also enrich the lives of those they employ and inspire them to make a greater impact on the world,” says Jaime Nespor-Zawmon, President of SmartCEO. “We’re honored to celebrate with the leaders of Philadelphia’s top company cultures and recognize them for building true performance-driven cultures.”
“We are proud to join the ranks of fine Philadelphia area business stalwarts such as The Glenmede Trust Company, CoreDial, David Michael & Co., and Cancer Treatment Centers of America, as winners of this prestigious award. The culture we embody is the one we intend to have, and I take it as my charge to see that it stays that way,” said Craig.
