Drift Listed Alongside Google and Apple for Best Company Outlook in 2019
BOSTON, Mass. – March 29, 2019 – Drift, the world’s leading conversational marketing platform, today announced that the company has been recognized in the Comparably Awards. Drift was ranked in both the Best Companies in Boston list (#2) and in the Best Company Outlook (#3) category. The company was also listed in the Best Department Awards 2019 for Marketing, Engineering, Sales and Product.
“We’re working hard to create the next pillar company in Boston and are thrilled to be recognized not only as one of the best companies in the city, but also nationally as one whose team is most optimistic about the year ahead alongside companies like Costco, T-Mobile, Google and Apple,” said David Cancel, founder and CEO.
“Comparably’s Best Outlook Award recognizes companies that have the best business and financial prospects, as rated by their employees,” said Jason Nazar, Comparably CEO. “These industry-leading organizations have teams that are incredibly excited and engaged about working for innovative leaders with a long-term strategy for success.”
Drift’s recognition today follows similar awards in December, when it was named an overall Best Company and one of the Best Companies for Diversity. David Cancel was also named top-ranked CEO among companies with fewer than 500 employees. For more about Drift and open roles at the company, visit www.drift.com.
About Drift
Drift is the new way businesses buy from businesses. With its quickly evolving set of tools and playbooks, Drift is the world’s leading conversational marketing platform, trusted by top enterprise businesses like Ellie Mae, GrubHub, InVision, Marketo, MongoDB, Okta, Outreach, Eventbrite, Vidyard, and over 50,000+ other businesses. Sales and marketing teams rely on Drift to connect now with the customers who are ready to buy now. Based in Boston, Drift was founded by serial marketing technology entrepreneurs David Cancel and Elias Torres and is backed by leading venture capitalists including CRV, General Catalyst, and Sequoia. Learn more at www.drift.com.