Madison, WI (November 30, 2018) – TASC won multiple awards in the Best in Biz Awards, the only independent business awards program judged each year by prominent editors and reporters from top-tier publications in North America. TASC won the following awards:
TASC President Cliff Mason won the Silver Award in the Executive of the Year – Medium Companies. Cliff initiated a period of rapid growth and innovation at TASC that has dramatically enhanced the company’s ability to serve customers and a growing number of prospects. Cliff oversaw one of the busiest acquisition years in company history. He also launched numerous initiatives simultaneously––including seven new products, a sustainability program for employees and a new online platform.
Pam Reynolds, Chief Development Officer won the Silver Award in the Business Development Executive of the Year category. Pam was recognized for her role in the development of a new online charity enrollment and employee donation system for the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), for TASC’s state-of-the-art Compliance Central Dashboard system, an interactive software tool that provides clients with a quick analysis of their current state of compliance with federal benefit regulations, and her efforts developing the innovative TASC Card.
Finally, TASC earned the Bronze Award in the Company of the Year – Midwest category. The best companies are those that make a real difference. And for TASC, that means not only delivering the best solutions for clients, but also taking its own initiative to make an impact in communities. TASC’s team of professionals meets clients’ educational, consultation and information requirements through extensive experience in the areas of taxes, retirement plans, insurance, audits, small business and employee benefits. The result is less expensive employee benefits programs. TASC also sets itself apart through its own philanthropic efforts, regularly winning honors for fundraising and volunteering.
“This year’s nominees in the Company categories were all impressive, in industries as diverse as technology and finance to manufacturing and retail,” said Marcia Pledger, of The Plain Dealer, judging her first Best in Biz Awards competition. “I especially enjoyed reading about technology developments and employee engagement that have led to huge success for these businesses. Even though the real judges are customers and financial backers, nominees in this year’s Best in Biz Awards made judging exceedingly tough.”
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