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Best Places to Work in Maine 2020

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B E S T P L A C E S TO W O R K 2 0 2 0 17 Yokogawa Fluid Imag- ing Technologies, Inc. As a relatively flat organization, Fluid Imaging Technologies employ- ees are invested in the success of the company, resulting in a strong sense of teamwork. This carries over to winter and summer outings and excursions planned by se- nior management—from team curling lessons and painting classes to pontoon boat lakeside picnics and Sea Dog baseball games. The company provides a relaxed work environment, where independent thinking is encour- aged and employees aren't micro-man- aged. A beautiful outdoor space with patio furniture and a gas grille promotes conversation among co-workers. A well- ness initiative provides fresh fruit daily, a monthly guest speaker to talk about physical and emotional wellness topics, and flex time so employees can work out at lunch time. www.fluidimaging.com Blue Marble Geographics Blue Marble is a place to work for those who want to be involved in cut- ting-edge technology development and have a passion for GIS. There's always something new to learn—and an en- during team camaraderie that makes the job all the more fulfilling. All teams have a clear direction and vision, fostering active and meaningful communica- tion between employees. As a company that's open to fresh thinking, employees can bring questions and challenges to anyone in the company, since there's little hierarchy. Everyone is willing to roll up their sleeves and dive in. On top of that, there's the chance to travel to unique and exciting places around the world to showcase Blue Marble software. Tenured staff can even bring family members. www.bluemarblegeo.com Great Works Internet Length of Service Awards, handed out each quarter, range from $25 to $250 depending upon the number of years employed. The quarterly Leadership and Ingenuity awards are based on nominations taken from everyone and winners get a choice of $50, $50 in logo wear, or a day off. The Activity Committee comes up with great events like potluck lunches and cooking com- petitions. GWI pays 80% of employees' health care premiums plus contributes to their HSA accounts at either an individual level or an employee-plus-dependent level. Em- ployees may take advantage of the remote workforce policy and flexible scheduling, and there's also a robust time-off allowance. New this year, GWI offers all employees subscriptions to LinkedIn Learning. www.gwi.net SMALL EMPLOYER (15 - 49 U.S. EMPLOYEES) # 24 # 25 # 26 Manufacturers of the FlowCam ® since 1999 2 0 1 7 • 2 0 1 9 • 2 0 2 0 2020 Every day we measure our performance not just on profit, but on the positive impact we're making within the communities we passionately serve. Our ability to make an impact is only possible because of the tireless commitment of our whole GWI team. Thank you to our entire staff for all you do to make GWI such a great place to work. Grateful. Do your employees take pride in what you do? Stop guessing and nd out. AN EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM BESTPLACESTOWORKME.COM Plan now to join the best of the best and prove that your business is a Best Place to Work in Maine. Look for registration to open Spring 2021!

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