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Mike Albert Wins a “Top Workplace” Award
The fleet solutions company placed fifth in the midsize division, its seventh top 10 showing in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Top Workplaces Awards.

This award was based on feedback from anonymous employee surveys. Here, Mike Albert employees are pictured at a company celebration. Top row: Bruce Shaffer, Chris Parrott, Sophia Iannelli, Nikki Metzner, Jeff Hart (oresident), Ken McCormick. Bottom left: Janina Rue, Candice Morley, Mary Rigsby. Bottom right: Judi Stayton, Olivia Duguid, Brooke Riedeman, Zach Norman.
Photo: Mike Albert
Mobility and fleet management company Mike Albert Fleet Solutions has won a Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Top Workplaces 2022 award issued by Enquirer Media Top Workplaces, a regional and national employer recognition program.
Mike Albert ranked fifth among companies in the midsize division. This is the eleventh year Mike Albert has earned a Top Workplace honor and the seventh time it has ranked among the top 10 in its category, according to a company announcement.
Earning a “Top Workplace” distinction is based on anonymous surveys given to employees through a third-party company, Energage. This recognition is awarded to organizations that adhere to strong values, facilitate clear and effective communications between management and employees, operate efficiently, and demonstrate innovation.
“It’s particularly gratifying when our associates validate that we’re a rewarding place to work,” said Jeff Hart, president of Mike Albert. “Our people are our driving force. Without their commitment and creative thinking, Mike Albert wouldn’t be as successful or fast-growing. We’re fortunate to have such a talented, dedicated, passionate team.”
Mike Albert is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio and serves clients nationwide and beyond.
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