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Telesphere, Nation’s Leading Cloud Communications Provider, Recognized as One of Arizona’s 2014 Most Admired Companies
30 Sep, 2014
Telesphere, the nation’s leading provider of fully hosted VoIP and unified cloud communications services for businesses, today announced that it has been recognized on the exclusive list of Arizona’s Most Admired Companies by Arizona Business Magazine and BestCompaniesAZ. Telesphere is being honored for its exceptional workplace culture, strong leadership team, commitment to corporate and social responsibility and rave customer opinions. The category of workplace culture is voted on by employees themselves and the category of customer opinion is evaluated by real customers. “We are honored to receive this recognition for Telesphere and our dedicated team members. Each and every person here is deeply committed to delivering an outstanding customer experience, and it’s gratifying to see the team be recognized for their daily efforts. It is also extremely uplifting to have customers express their enthusiasm about our company, employees and products,” says CEO Clark Peterson. “I am very proud of our whole organization and am especially grateful to Arizona Business Magazine and BestCompaniesAZ for providing our whole team with this amazing honor.” The 40 winners were recognized at an awards reception held Thursday night at the Westin Kierland Resort and are featured in the September/October issue of Arizona Business Magazine. To view the full list of the companies that took home the title this year, visit
BestCompaniesAZ.com. “This is the most comprehensive and prestigious corporate awards program in Arizona. It recognizes the contributions and impact these ‘most admired companies’ bring to the state,” says Denise Gredler, founder and CEO of BestCompaniesAZ and co-founder of the MAC program.
