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Thryv Named to 2025 Newsweek Global Most Loved Workplaces List

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Thryv Named to 2025 Newsweek Global Most Loved Workplaces List

Thryv Named to 2025 Newsweek Global Most Loved Workplaces List

Business Wire

Published on : Jun 18, 2025

Thryv Holdings, Inc., a leading small business marketing and software platform provider, has earned a place on Newsweek’s Top 100 Global Most Loved Workplaces® for 2025. Marking its second consecutive year on the prestigious list, Thryv continues to demonstrate an unwavering commitment to fostering a purpose-driven, employee-first culture across its global workforce.

1. Global Recognition Reflecting Employee Sentiment

  • Thryv ranked #66 on the Top 100 Global Most Loved Workplaces® 2025 list.

  • The ranking is based on employee feedback from regions including:

    • United States

    • Australia

    • Canada

    • Dominican Republic

    • New Zealand

  • Recognition is powered by BPI’s Love of Workplace Index®, surveying over 2 million employees worldwide.

2. Leadership’s Commitment to Culture and Mission

  • CEO Joe Walsh highlighted the importance of culture in a remote-first environment:
    “Our shared mission to help small businesses grow transcends geography and cultural boundaries.”

  • Lesley Bolger, Chief Legal Officer & HR, emphasized that employee-driven culture is the foundation of Thryv’s innovation and success.

3. Evaluation Criteria and Sentiment Drivers

  • Companies were evaluated across five key employee sentiment areas:

    • Future vision and growth at the company

    • Career achievement opportunities

    • Alignment of personal and company values

    • Respect at all organizational levels

    • Collaboration and teamwork

  • Additional considerations included:

    • Diversity and belonging

    • Leadership quality

    • Professional development

4. Industry-Wide Movement Toward Human-Centered Leadership

  • Newsweek's Global Editor in Chief, Jennifer H. Cunningham, noted a global trend toward resilience through human-centered leadership.

  • The recognition signals an industry-wide shift emphasizing employee well-being and value alignment as central to business strategy.

5. Methodology Behind the Rankings

  • Developed by Newsweek in partnership with Best Practice Institute (BPI).

  • Rankings derived from:

    • Employee surveys

    • Executive interviews

    • Public ratings analysis

    • Written company submissions

  • Finalists reflect companies that place trust, belonging, and respect at the heart of their operations.

Thryv’s appearance on Newsweek’s Global Most Loved Workplaces list for the second year in a row reflects a strong, inclusive culture rooted in purpose and employee engagement. As a remote-first, global organization, Thryv proves that its values and commitment to people can scale across borders—fueling both employee satisfaction and long-term business success.

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