Peak 10: Best Large Company - No. 15

What do you like best about your company?

Amy Keller, Lilly Rockwell and Mike Vogel | 7/25/2013

Stefan Lowrie, Regional director of service delivery for Florida region
Jacksonville / Tampa - Technology

“It’s really exciting in the tech field to be working with so many different technologies. We get to play with the new stuff every single day and every single week. Everyone is empowered to make decisions. Every person here has, and can, make a difference. We really care about the people. We know if you’re going to be a great service delivery company, you have to have great people so there’s a big focus on the quality of the work experience for the people so they’re happy and they enjoy working for Peak 10.”

"Everyone is empowered to make decisions" — Stefan Lowrie

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