WILMINGTON, DE — Phillips & Cohen Associates, Ltd. (PCA) has been named a Fall 2025 Top Workplaces Culture Excellence Award winner in the Employee Well-Being category, a national recognition presented by Energage.
The award is based on anonymous employee feedback collected through Energage’s Top Workplace program, which measures engagement and workplace culture across multiple indicators. The recognition reflects PCA’s continued investment in fostering a supportive, inclusive environment where employees feel valued and empowered.
PCA’s consistent focus on people and performance has earned the company 13 Delaware Top Workplace honors and two national Top U.S. Workplace awards. It has also been recognized for excellence in management, communication, and leadership, reinforcing its reputation for cultivating strong internal culture and accountability.
A major driver of this year’s recognition is PCA’s new AI-powered Wellbeing Tool, developed in partnership with Elephants Don’t Forget, a long-time collaborator in employee learning and development. The application provides staff with confidential access to company wellness resources—including its Employee Assistance Program and digital support library—through a simple, micro-interaction platform designed to promote regular engagement.
“We are always honored to be named a Top Workplace, but there’s special pride in being recognized for our outstanding culture,” said Curtis Vincent, chief human resources officer at Phillips & Cohen Associates. “Our people are our greatest asset, and their well-being has a direct and distinct impact on our business success. By listening to our employees and integrating well-being into our corporate strategy, we’re creating an environment where our teams can thrive in every sense.”
With its ongoing emphasis on employee wellness, communication, and innovation, Phillips & Cohen continues to set a high standard for workplace culture within the financial services industry.
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