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Roland DGA Named a “Best Place to Work” in Orange County

Employees rated the company’s workplace highly for 2022 in the Orange County Business Journal.

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4 years ago

July 15, 2022

Kelsie Petersen

The Roland DGA team at the ISA International Sign Expo in May.

Roland DGA Corp. (Irvine, CA) was recently named one of the “Best Places to Work” for 2022 by the Orange County Business Journal, according to a release by Roland DGA. This survey and awards program was created by the Journal in partnership with the Workforce Research Group.

Qualifying organizations from across the county entered the competition, which included a two-part process in determining the Best Places to Work in Orange County, per the release by Roland DGA. The two parts included an evaluation of the employers and a survey provided by the employees. The Journal released the rankings of this year’s winning organizations in a special section of the publication’s July 4th issue.

“It’s an honor to be chosen as one of the region’s Best Places to Work by a highly respected business weekly like the Orange County Business Journal,” Roland DGA President and CEO Andrew Oransky is quoted in the release. “This recognition is even more special knowing that the selection was based so much on surveys completed by the employees themselves.”

For more information, visit rolanddga.com.

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Kelsie Petersen

Kelsie Petersen is an editorial intern with Signs of the Times. She is currently in the process of finishing her degree at the University of Cincinnati.

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