REIT Makes Employees' List of Favorites

PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA-Brandywine Realty Trust make's the Great Place to Work Institute list as one of the 50 best medium-sized to work for in the state for the fourth consecutive year.

By Mark Ruda | January 26, 2004 at 01:01 AM

This marks the fourth year in a row that the REIT received the honor in the competition that was launched by the Institute in 2000. The awards are based on employee surveys, which make up 75% of a company's score, while workplace culture and benefits also are considered.

"Our employees are the ones who embrace that environment and make the workplace what it is and are ultimately responsible for Brandywine receiving this honor for the past four years," says director of human resources Carolyn Bisazza.

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