Woodinville, Wash. – For the second time in the last three years, Precor has been named a finalist in the Washington’s Best Workplaces competition, sponsored by the Puget Sound Business Journal. Precor was also a finalist in 2010.
This year, Precor is one of 85 companies that have been named to the prestigious list. The winners in the small, medium, large and extra-large company sizes, will be named during a special awards event on August 9th at Safeco Field.
“Being named a finalist for Washington’s Best Workplaces is an honor in itself,” said Paul Byrne, Precor President. “The fact that the honor is based on the response of our own employees makes it even more gratifying.”
The Puget Sound Business Journal developed this comprehensive award program to identify and celebrate companies that employees think are great. Qualification is determined by employee surveys completed in May. Results are based on the percentage of employees completing the survey and scores across a variety of employee satisfaction and engagement measures.
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About Precor
Founded in the Seattle, WA area in 1980, Precor designs and builds premium fitness equipment for effective workouts that feel smooth and natural. Precor continually redefines the levels of innovation, quality, and service necessary to deliver the very best fitness experiences – all with the goal of improving the ways people improve themselves.
Precor is a subsidiary of Amer Sports Corporation (www.amersports.com), the world’s largest sports equipment company, with internationally recognized brands Wilson, Atomic, Suunto, Salomon, Arc’Teryx and Mavic. Precor operates production, distribution and a headquarters facility near Seattle, with offices in the UK, Germany, Benelux, Spain, France, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Japan and China. All Amer Sports companies develop and manufacture technically advanced products that improve the performance of active sports participants. Amer Sports operates in 33 countries and employs over 7,000 staff worldwide. In 2011, Amer Sports' net sales were EUR 1.88 billion.
