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Black Hills Energy once again recognized for workplace engagement
Achievers most engaged workplaces

Black Hills Energy is excited to be recognized as one of the Achievers 50 Most Engaged Workplaces® in North America. This annual award recognizes top employers that demonstrate leadership in leveraging innovative employee engagement and recognition tactics.

A panel of 11 esteemed judges comprised of employee engagement academics, industry analysts, thought leaders, journalists, and influencers evaluated the applicants. Winners were selected based on Achievers’ Eight Elements of Employee Engagement®: Accountability & Performance, Belonging, Equity & Inclusion, Culture Alignment, Manager Empowerment, Professional & Personal Growth, Purpose & Leadership, Recognition & Rewards, and Wellbeing.

Black Hills Energy will be honored alongside other recipients of the Achievers 50 Most Engaged Workplaces® Award at the annual Achievers Customer Experience Conference held in Austin, Texas on May 31. 

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Positive Energy

serving burritos outside
We’ve all heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, right? The team in Sutton, Nebraska, recently combined a love for breakfast burritos with their spirit of giving to host a community fundraiser to benefit the local food pantry, The Bread Box. Team members donated the…
machine digging hole
We teamed up with several community partners in Colorado by providing a $13,000 foundation grant and more than $30,000 of in-kind work to help complete a $500,000 renovation project at Rouse Park in Cañon City, Colorado. Elements of the project include upgrading the stadium lights to LEDs,…
kid in forklift
Families in Harrison, Arkansas, had the chance to explore a variety of specialized vehicles at the annual TOUCH-A-TRUCK event recently. The Boone County Senior Activity & Wellness Center in Harrison hosted the hands-on event, which featured construction equipment, emergency vehicles, tow…
man planting tree
The city parks and recreation department in Webster, Iowa, utilized their Power of Trees grant from our company to purchase 20 trees of various species to replace trees lost due to the emerald ash bore and the derecho of 2020. Team members Pete Hamell, Michael Wright, Elree Canty, Chris Bengtson…