SOLTECH Named One of Atlanta's 2026 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For, Marking Sixth Consecutive Year
SOLTECH Named One of Atlanta's 2026 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For, Marking Sixth Consecutive Year
PR Newswire
ATLANTA, Sept. 23, 2026
Atlanta technology company recognized by the National Association for Business Resources for its workplace practices and commitment to employees
ATLANTA, Sept. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- SOLTECH, an Atlanta-based custom software development, Data & AI, technology consulting, and IT staffing company, has been named one of Atlanta's 2026 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For® by the National Association for Business Resources (NABR). This marks the sixth consecutive year SOLTECH has earned the Atlanta recognition.
The Best and Brightest Companies to Work For program recognizes organizations that demonstrate strong workplace practices and a commitment to their employees. According to NABR, the 2026 program had a 10-to-1 ratio, reflecting the competitive nature of this year's recognition.
Winning companies were evaluated by an independent research firm across key areas of the employee experience, including compensation and benefits, employee engagement and retention, education and development, recognition, communication, work-life balance, community initiatives, and leadership and company performance.
For SOLTECH, the recognition is particularly meaningful because employee feedback is an important part of the evaluation process.
"Throughout SOLTECH's nearly 30-year history, we've believed that building a strong technology company starts with creating an environment where talented people can do meaningful work, continue learning, and make an impact for our clients," said Veanne Smith, co-founder and CEO of SOLTECH. "Receiving this recognition for the sixth consecutive year is especially meaningful because it reflects the experiences and feedback of our team and the culture we continue to build together."
The National Association for Business Resources has more than 25 years of experience conducting Best and Brightest competitions and benchmarking workplace practices. Learn more about NABR at National Association for Business Resources and view the 2026 Atlanta Best and Brightest winners.
About SOLTECH
Founded in 1998, SOLTECH is an award-winning, national, women-owned technology firm based in Atlanta. For nearly three decades, SOLTECH has been a trusted technology partner to organizations nationwide.
They focus on elevating, inspiring, and solving a full range of business challenges for a diverse set of clients through web, mobile, AI, and data-centric software solutions, as well as staffing for contract and permanent IT positions. SOLTECH's teams of engineers, designers, and strategists combine technical excellence with a strong commitment to integrity, customer centricity, and long-term partnership.
Learn more at soltech.net.
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