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Grant Thornton LLP Awards

  • PINK Magazine’s 2007 top companies for women – Making up this year’s Elite Eight companies for women are American Express Co., Heller Ehrman LLP, Kelly Services, Aflac Inc., FedEx Services, Grant Thornton LLP, Turner Broadcasting System Inc. and Wachovia Corp.
  • Working Mother's 100 Best Companies – In making family-friendly policies the norm, including flextime, childcare and telecommuting, Working Mother magazine recognizes Grant Thornton for creating a corporate culture that encourages the retention and advancement of women.
  • BusinessWeek's 50 Best Places to Launch a Career – In 2007, ranked No. 34 on a list that identifies top employers for recent college graduates. Grant Thornton was joined by three other national accounting firms on the list, and in Chicago, Grant Thornton was ranked as the third best place to launch a career.
  • “Companies That Care” 2007 Honor Roll – This distinction recognizes organizations that demonstrate an outstanding and measurable commitment to their communities, both within the workplace and beyond.
  • “Best Places to Work” – Grant Thornton local offices named by their local media outlets as best places to work:
    • Philadelphia
    • Edison, NJ
    • Wichita
    • Atlanta
    • Honolulu
    • Irvine, CA
    • Washington, D.C.
    • Albuquerque
    • Portland
    • Tampa Bay
    • Los Angeles
    • Oklahoma City

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