2014 Corporate Humor Award Winners Announced!

humorawardslogoThe winners of the first ever Corporate Humor Awards have been announced. Congratulations to the Winners!

Below is a summary of the winners; to see a list of all of the winners (along with the other finalists), check out: 2014 Corporate Humor Award Winners.

Organizational Corporate Humor Awards

Humorous Beginnings Award for Best Onboarding Program: Netflix
Learned Me Good Award for Best Training Event: Kiewit
A Site to See Award for Best Website: Woot.com
Money Isn’t Everything Award  for Best Perk: Double Encore
Better Recognize Award for Best Recognition Program: Hilcorp Energy
The Most Humorous Company Award for Best Corporate Culture: DPR Construction

Individual Corporate Humor Awards

Always Mark as Read Award for Best Email: Mandi Runkles
Let the Man/Woman Speak Award for Best Presentation: Gavin McMahon
Hollywood Bound Award for Best Video: Tripp and Tyler
Gather Around and Listen Award for Best Story: A Greenster
And We’re Still Friends Award for Best Prank: Greg Benson
The Most Humorous Individual Award for Best Humorist: Kathy Keaton

Custom Humor Awards

Best Re-Allocation of Room Designations: Beth Slazak
Best Surreptitious Selfies at Others Non Expense: Danette Pawlowski

To see each of the winners plus why they were selected, check out the Winners Posts.

A big thank you to everyone who submitted, be sure to come back and nominate again in April 2015!

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