AD named No. 1 Top Workplace in Philadelphia region
AD announced it has been ranked the No. 1 Top Workplace in the Philadelphia/Delaware Valley region for midsize companies.
The ranking is one of five major workplace honors AD received in 2025.
In the U.S., AD has now been named a Top Workplace in Philadelphia/Delaware Valley for the seventh consecutive year and, for the second time since becoming eligible, was recognized nationally as a Top Workplace USA. The national recognition celebrates organizations with over 150 U.S. employees that demonstrate excellence in employee satisfaction and organizational health.
The Top Workplace awards are determined through the results of an annual anonymous employee survey, conducted by Energage LLC, that evaluates key drivers of engaged workplace cultures, including alignment, empowered to execute, respect and support, enabled to grow, and fairly valued.
“Being named the No. 1 Top Workplace in our region is a direct reflection of the people who make AD such a special place,” said AD Chairman and CEO Bill Weisberg. “When you work with people who have this level of passion – for each other and for our mission in support of independents, it's easy to see why AD stands out.”
In addition, AD Canada has once again been certified as a Great Place to Work, marking its third consecutive year receiving this recognition. For the second year in a row, AD Canada also earned a spot on the Best Workplaces in Canada list for organizations with fewer than 100 employees.
These distinctions are based on the Great Place to Work Trust Index survey, which highlights companies with outstanding levels of trust, respect, and camaraderie among their teams.
Rob Dewar, president of AD Canada, said, "Fostering an environment where our people feel valued, trusted, and connected is key to achieving something truly special together. Earning recognition as a Great Place to Work and a Best Workplace in Canada is a reflection of the culture our team has built — one rooted in respect, collaboration, and a shared commitment to each other’s success. I’m tremendously proud of what we’ve accomplished, and even more excited about what’s to come.”
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