Kitware
For William Schroeder, a well-balanced life is important. He recommends communication, a synergistic culture and company-sponsored events to aid the balance.
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Kitware staff members, and family, celebrate at their annual holiday party.
Co-founder and CEO, William Schroeder, predicts his rapidly growing staff will increase by 30 percent by the end of the year. With offices in North Carolina, France and India, Schroeder credits the company's success to his staff's collaborative culture and constant communication. From company-sponsored outings to baseball games and concerts in the park, to very flexible work hours, Kitware values the importance of a well-balanced work and personal life.
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