Lexipol, the leader in solutions that enhance performance excellence in public safety, was named the winner of a Bronze Stevie® Award for Company of the Year in the 21st Annual International Business Awards®.
Lexipol received bronze recognition as Company of the Year for its policy management, online learning and wellness solutions that help public safety agencies serve their communities more efficiently and safely. Judges also noted Lexipol’s continued commitment to the industry, as demonstrated through free resources such as Lexipol’s First Responder Wellness Week, and its history of innovation through new features, products and acquisitions.
“Lexipol has demonstrated exceptional commitment to serving public safety professionals through its comprehensive policies, training and wellness resources,” the judges noted. “The company’s focus on community engagement and providing valuable educational content sets it apart in the industry showcase the company’s dedication to addressing critical issues facing first responders.”
“At Lexipol, we are focused every day on how we can support the well-being and effectiveness of first responders on the front lines of our communities,” says Lexipol CEO Bill Nunan. “This recognition by the International Business Awards is an honor and it reinforces our recent efforts to expand our offerings and further drive performance excellence in public safety.”
More than 3,600 nominations from organizations of all sizes and in virtually every industry were submitted this year for consideration in a wide range of categories. Stevie Award winners were determined by the average scores of more than 300 executives worldwide who participated in the judging process.
“We’ve long considered The International Business Awards to be the ‘Olympics for the workplace,’ and this year’s competition is the best-ever proof of that,” says Stevie Awards president Maggie Miller. “The winners have demonstrated that their organizations have set and achieved lofty goals. We congratulate them on their recognized achievements.”
