Best Places to Work in Money Management 2016
SEI's Family Center serves as an on-campus backup childcare destination when it's needed by employees for children from 6 weeks to 12 years old.
BlackRock analysts and summer interns gathered to pack food for City Harvest to help feed disadvantaged New Yorkers.
Employees at Principal are greatly encouraged to collaborate through open spaces and off-site work activities.
OppenheimerFunds employees are big supporters of the Boston community. This year volunteers from the management firm helped make blankets, superhero capes and built beds for toddlers at the Distribution Symposium.
Neuberger Berman employee volunteers spent an afternoon cleaning and beautifying a Brooklyn playground as part of Teach for America.
Legg Mason employees sponsor an oyster garden, caring for them over several months until they're ready to be placed in a sanctuary in Baltimore's Patapsco River.
Western Asset carolers raise their voices in song at the firm's annual holiday party.
Voya workers participate annually in the firm's National Day of Service. Under the aegis of Partnership for Parks, employees man the shovels at Thomas Jefferson Park in New York's Harlem neighborhood.
The TCW dining room, left, is a popular spot where breakfast and lunch are always ready for all employees — as are the barbecue Fridays in the summer. TCW also hosts an annual picnic on the Santa Monica pier where employees and their families can do some serious playing around.
Charles Schwab Investment Management employees celebrate their fundraising success prior to the 2016 San Francisco Heart Walk.
Michelle Seitz, left, global head of investment management, and John Ettelson, president and CEO, are among the volunteers for William Blair's Community Day helping out at Bernie's Book Bank.
Sit-stand desks, top, help employees stay fit, and 35% currently use them every day.
Income Research & Management employees take to the pedals to crank out some serious miles in an event for ICycle, which helps benefit HomeStart, an organization that fights homelessness in Boston.
WisdomTree employees don sneakers for their semiannual Gym Teacher for a Day event at a Queens borough school in New York.
Los Angeles Capital Management's new conference room accommodates its growing workforce.
Baird employees and family members end the day with dinner and a shot at being the next American Idol after spending time at Milwaukee's Discovery World Museum to explore the many exhibits.
Many INTECH employees strike a pose in the firm's posh West Palm Beach, Fla., corporate headquarters.
FIA employees, above, crowd up for a tasty afternoon treat from the Ben & Jerry's ice cream truck.
The March Madness party for employees at Standard Life Investments features a variety of delicious treats and something to drink, too.
Employees at Cornerstone Advisors mark the passage of each year with a group photo; no one is left out at the money manager.
Fredbird, the mascot of Major League Baseball's St. Louis Cardinals, drops in at the office for a surprise visit and a group picture to help a very lucky employee at the firm celebrate her birthday.
RCG's olympics, planned by the firm's Fun Squad, sorts staff into teams from different departments to compete for gift cards.
Balentine employees volunteer at the Junior Achievement of Georgia's Biz Town and Finance Park, helping Atlanta-area middle schoolers learn valuable lessons about entrepreneurship and personal finance.
Dana employees are a close-knit group and tend to stick around; turnover is practically non-existent.
Campbell's offices on Quarry Lake, top, are surrounded by greenery and nature.
The hammer and nail sculpture in Intercontinental's reception area is part of the firm's extensive art collection.
Satori team members gather in the firm's community area, which features a mural spelling out the firm's values. It's a dog-friendly place, where employees' pets are welcome at all times.
Caltius employees are all smiles at the annual fundraiser for Heal the Bay, an environmental advocacy non-profit organization focused on protecting California's Santa Monica Bay.
Tortoise employees use a different set of skills to get serious in the kitchen of their local Ronald McDonald House, helping to prepare and serve delicious meals to families staying there.
