Marvin has been named to Fast Company magazine’s 2026 list of Best Workplaces for Innovators. Named in the Industrial and Manufacturing category, Marvin has earned the recognition for excellence in fostering a culture that encourages innovative approaches to work amongst employees throughout the organization.
“It’s an honor for Marvin to be recognized by Fast Company for our workplace culture,” says Christine Marvin, chief customer officer at Marvin. “For more than a century, a drive to raise the bar for both our employees and customers has guided our business. We are humbled to be acknowledged for the creative approaches that support our teams, strengthen the customer experience, and positively impact the communities we serve.”
Also recognized were Marvin’s investments across the business that support both current and future manufacturing talent. This includes its newest manufacturing facility opened in 2025 in Kansas City, Kansas, as well as its support of the Advanced Resource Center for mechatronics training supporting the next generation of manufacturing leaders in its rural Warroad, Minnesota headquarters.
"Creating an innovative workplace starts with investing in people,” says Renee Rice, vice president of human resources at Marvin. “Whether through leadership development, technical training, coaching, or career growth opportunities, we're committed to helping employees reach their full potential. When people continue to learn and grow, innovative ideas naturally follow."
Marvin offers professional development programs that emphasize personal growth, designed to inspire leadership throughout the company. Employees can take part in on-demand career training and personalized professional coaching throughout their tenure with the company.