East Penn Ranked Best Place to Work at State and National Level

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East Penn celebrates Best Place to Work Awards at State and National Levels

We are pleased to announce that East Penn has been honored as one of the 2025 Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania and Texas, as well as one of the 2026 Best Places to Work in Manufacturing on a national level. These recognitions are from the Best Companies Group, an independent research and consulting firm that specializes in identifying and recognizing the best places to work all over the world.

The Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania is a joint effort of the Best Companies Group, the Central Penn Business Journal, and Lehigh Valley Business. This year marks East Penn’s 22nd year being named to the list. The Best Places to Work in Texas recognition is a project of Texas Monthly, the Texas Association of Business, Texas Society of Human Resource Management (Texas SHRM) and Best Companies Group. This is the first time East Penn’s Temple, Texas location has received the recognition.

These programs are designed to identify, recognize, and honor the best places of employment in Pennsylvania and Texas. Companies named to these prestigious lists benefit the state’s economy, workforce and businesses.

The Best Places to Work in Manufacturing award is designed to recognize companies across the US and Canada that have demonstrated a strong dedication to creating an inspiring, engaging, and supportive workplace for their teams. This is the second consecutive year East Penn has been recognized with this honor.

Both lists are determined using comprehensive selection processes that include information directly supplied by companies and results from a confidential survey completed by a randomly selected group of employees. The survey is used to evaluate the employees’ workplace experience regarding their individual, team, and organizational experiences. The survey process accounts for 75 percent of the total evaluation score.

“These awards are great recognition for the organization. They demonstrate the ongoing commitment that East Penn has for its employees, the community, and the markets it serves,” said Rob Ott, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer. “The ongoing engagement and collaboration of our employees is a contributing factor to the supportive workplace that our teams operate within. It’s that type of environment that allows East Penn to continue providing quality products backed with service and integrity.”

About East Penn

East Penn is a leading manufacturer of high-quality lead batteries and accessories for the automotive, commercial, marine, motive power, UPS, and telecommunication markets. The company’s quality and environmental systems for its entire 520-acre complex have been certified to ISO 9001:2015, ISO/TS 16949:2016, and ISO 14001:2015 requirements. To learn more about the company visit https://www.eastpennmanufacturing.com. East Penn has a passion to empower employees, our communities, the purpose of our products, and our environment. To learn more visit https://www.eastpennmanufacturing.com/about/passiontoempower/.

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