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Workplace of the Year: 2025 GeekWire Awards
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5:36Now PlayingThe "Workplace of the Year" category, presented by JLL at the 2025 GeekWire Awards, honored a company that goes beyond perks to create a meaningful, inclusive, and empowering environment for its employees and community.
🏆 Winner: Armoire – A Seattle-based online clothing rental startup led by CEO Ambika Singh, Armoire fosters a workplace culture that celebrates female leadership, supports working parents with benefits like paid maternity leave and free clothing rentals, and encourages creative side-hustles. The company also brings people together through public events at its downtown warehouse, including happy hours, clothing sales, and a South Asian Fashion Show.
📣 In her acceptance speech, Singh praised the sense of community fostered by GeekWire and emphasized Armoire’s mission to add value to people’s lives:
“We believe in each other, and we’ve taken that to our teams and to our organizations... when I hang it up, I just want to know that we added value into people’s lives.”
🏅 Finalists: Overland AI, Humanly, Foundations, and Acumatica.
Recorded live on April 30, 2025, at the GeekWire Awards, presented by Astound Business Solutions.
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