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Winners were determined through a voluntary employee survey which was designed to identify, recognize and honor the best places of employment in the Charlotte area. This year, 30 companies were recognized by the Charlotte Business Journal at their Topgolf event held on Friday, Novemwhere Brent Howison, President at Remi, (pictured above) accepted the award. And that service starts with the dedication of all our employees and shared core values - positive attitude, open communication, customer-centricity, passion, and respect.” “It is an honor to be named one of the Best Places to Work in Charlotte for the fourth consecutive year,” said Dan Schuster, CEO at Remi. “At Remi, our culture is built around providing world class customer service. This is the fourth year that Remi has been recognized as an outstanding company whose benefits, policies, and practices are among the area’s best. Remi, an equipment maintenance management company for healthcare, higher education and government entities, was named as one of the Best Places to Work by Charlotte Business Journal. Now, the winners in the 2021 class have been selected.By DevOps Trait NovemRemi Named One of Best Places to Work by Charlotte Business Journal Now in its 28th year, this signature awards program turns a spotlight on 40 individuals - all under the age of 40 - who are making a difference in their careers and communities.ĬBJ solicits nominations for this recognition, and our readers always come through with an impressive group from which to choose. Many of those flocking to the area are young professionals, who bring their energy and talent to the companies they work for as well as the community at large.Įach year, the Charlotte Business Journal aims to introduce some of these rising stars through the 40 Under 40 awards program. With hundreds of people moving into the Charlotte metro every week, the region's workforce is growing rapidly.

Her clients included sports philanthropists, human services organizations, private foundations, churches and other religious organizations, schools, financial counseling and money management organizations, community development corporations, startup charities, and small businesses such as a gift boutique, marketing and media company, technology firm, and online fashion boutique.

As a nonprofit and accounting consultant, she advised a diverse group of nonprofits and small businesses in 501(c)(3) nonprofit administration and management and business financial management. Prior to joining Nexsen Pruet, Yolanda spent more than a decade in the accounting and nonprofit industries as a consultant and the real estate industry as a Realtor®/Broker licensed and North and South Carolina. In addition, as part of Nexsen Pruet’s economic development team, she helps clients navigate state and local economic incentive programs. She supports corporate clients in transactional matters including entity structure and formation, corporate governance, commercial contracts, and general corporate law with an emphasis on small businesses and nonprofit and exempt organizations. Yolanda Brisco’s practice focuses in the areas of corporate and economic development law.

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'We are thrilled she is being recognized for her commitment to excellence in both her professional and personal endeavors.'

'Yolanda is a phenomenal attorney and exemplifies what it means to be a community leader' said Chris Kouri, Nexsen Pruet Charlotte Office Managing Partner. Nexsen Pruet attorney Yolanda Brisco has been selected for inclusion in Charlotte Business Journal's signature 40 Under 40 awards program, which spotlights individuals who are making a difference in their careers and communities.

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