REDspace selected as one of Canada's Top Small & Medium Employers for 2017


Here at Digital Nova Scotia, we're excited to share with you that REDspace has been selected as one of Canada's Top Small & Medium Employers for 2017! This award recognizes companies with under 500 employees who demonstrate exceptional workplaces and forward-thinking human resource policies.
As a business which has doubled in size over the last two years in an industry that is hungry for talent, REDspace has worked tirelessly to create an office, a culture, and work environment in which their employees can thrive. Why? Because they care about their employees resulting in a turnover rate of less than 3% and constant growth.
The REDspace team, 150 strong and growing quickly, delivering world-class work from their favourite city and province in the world. This is the place they call home, and at Digital Nova Scotia, we are proud to be a part of their journey. This national award will not only raise their profile here and abroad, and will also help them continue to attract much-needed talent to our incredible region.
This year's Canada's Top Small & Medium Employers were announced in a special magazine in The Globe and Mail and were celebrated at a reception this afternoon. See the full list of incredible winners and the editors' detailed reasons for selecting them at: https://www.CanadasTop100.com/sme
We are incredibly proud of REDspace, congratulations!
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