Pictured Left to Right: Tricia Brooks, AVP, HR Compliance & Benefits Administrator, and Jackie Curtis, VP of Human Resources, are pictured with Norway Savings’ Best Wellness Employer Award and a sign featuring the Bank’s employee wellness program, NSBeWell.
NORWAY – Norway Savings Bank has, for the fifth year in a row, been recognized as a “Best Wellness Employer.” Wellness Workdays, a leading provider of corporate wellness programs, in collaboration with experts from the Harvard Medical School, bestowed the prestigious honor.
The designation includes gold certification, the highest level achievable, and recognizes businesses and organizations committed to creating best-in-class corporate wellness programs that promote a culture of well-being. In order to achieve the gold-level designation, Norway Savings Bank met rigorous evaluation standards in four key areas: assessment, strategy, implementation, and evaluations.
“It’s truly an honor to be recognized for our wellness efforts alongside well-known and diverse organizations such as New Balance, the City of Portland, and Putnam Investments,” said Richelle Wallace, EVP, Senior Resources Officer. “We make significant investments in wellness, our employees have embraced meaningful life changes, and we have seen tremendous results. We are proud of our continued wellness efforts and thrilled to have received this designation for the fifth year in a row.”
“Providing our employees with resources and tools to enhance wellness is a priority for Norway Savings Bank,” said Dan Walsh, President and CEO of Norway Savings Bank. “I’m proud of the Award from Wellness Workdays, but the real reward is to see the positive impact that our wellness initiative continues to have on the health of our employees and their families.”
The Best Wellness Employer recipients recognize their wellness initiatives as a part of an overall corporate plan for a productive, top-performing workforce.
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