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Best Places to Work in Sports: Technology — ParkHub

3.4.2024

Technology: 50 or More Employees

ParkHub (Bronze)

Employees: 80
Headquarters: Dallas
Primary business: Parking software and hardware
Key executive: Jeff Shanahan, CEO
Top Engagement Category: Team Dynamics

What makes it a Best Place to Work:

■ I have never worked for a company that has supported and encouraged me like the people at this job have, and I have also had more room for growth than at any other job I have had.

■ It’s not too often that you enjoy working with every person on your team but ParkHub does a fantastic job of hiring people who fit right in and make a cohesive efficient team.

■ Our company is based in our values and strives to ensure everyone is equipped for success and feels included in the team.

■ Parkhub is a top of the line organization with best in class technology and leadership to help us achieve our goals.

■ Great people. Great work atmosphere. People care about each other. Company is continuously successful.

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