Active Digital has been recognised in The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2026 list, in the small organisation category, celebrating organisations with the highest levels of employee experience and workplace happiness across the UK.
The prestigious list, published today (22 May 2026), showcases the Best Places to Work in the United Kingdom and highlights organisations that excel in employee engagement, workplace culture, and wellbeing. Developed in partnership with WorkL, the awards are based on comprehensive employee feedback, recognising companies that consistently deliver outstanding employee experience and create environments where people can thrive.
Active Digital’s inclusion reflects its ongoing commitment to building a workplace culture where employees feel valued, supported, and empowered. The company has embedded a people-first approach across all areas of the business, focusing on inclusion, collaboration, and professional development to create an environment where individuals are encouraged to grow and succeed.
At the core of Active Digital’s culture is the belief that engaged and motivated employees are fundamental to long-term success. By fostering an open and inclusive environment, the business enables its team to contribute ideas, develop their skills, and feel a genuine sense of belonging. This approach not only supports employee wellbeing but also drives innovation and strengthens the quality of service delivered to customers.
The Sunday Times Best Places to Work list recognises organisations with the highest levels of employee engagement and wellbeing, reinforcing the importance of positive workplace culture as a driver of business success. As expectations around flexibility, purpose, and wellbeing continue to evolve, organisations that prioritise their people are increasingly standing out as employers of choice.Commenting on the achievement, Jo Wimble-Groves said: “Being recognised in The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2026 list is a significant milestone for Active Digital. We have always believed that our people are at the heart of our success, and creating an environment where they feel valued, included and supported is fundamental to our business. This recognition reflects the culture our team has helped to build together. We remain committed to continuing to invest in our people, their wellbeing and their development, ensuring Active Digital remains a place where individuals can grow and do their best work.”
The recognition comes at a time when organisations across the UK are placing increased emphasis on employee experience. With competition for talent continuing to grow, businesses are recognising that a strong workplace culture is essential not only for attracting new talent but also for retaining and developing existing teams.
Lord Mark Price, Founder of WorkL, comments: “I’m absolutely delighted for this year’s winners of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work, powered by WorkL. Many brilliant companies entered the Awards in the hopes of being recognised, so it’s a real achievement to have made the list. WorkL are proud to power these Awards and support organisations in retaining and recruiting the very best employees.”
Being named in the small organisation category highlights Active Digital’s ability to deliver a high-quality employee experience while continuing to grow. It demonstrates that organisations of all sizes can create meaningful, people-focused cultures that have a lasting impact on both employees and business performance. For Active Digital, this recognition is not just an achievement to celebrate, but a reflection of its ongoing journey. The company remains committed to listening to its people, evolving its approach, and continuing to invest in initiatives that support wellbeing, development, and engagement.
As the business looks to the future, it will continue to build on this momentum, ensuring that its workplace remains one where individuals feel supported, valued, and inspired to succeed. By maintaining a strong focus on its people, Active Digital is well positioned to continue delivering exceptional outcomes for both its team and its customers.
Check the Sunday Times website for the full Best Places to work 2026 list
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