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Cobham Honored for Workplace Excellence

Cobham Sensor Systems of San Diego won the top prize, Marble, in the large company category at the 2010 Workplace Excellence Awards.

The ceremony recognized exceptional human resources practices.

“Cobham has an ongoing commitment to identifying and employing top technical talent and we are pleased to be recognized for the culture of excellence that we have created, ” President Dave Schmitz said.  “We have put in motion a series of initiatives designed to engage the workforce at every level.  Providing a workplace that is positive creates opportunities for all employees to participate in a meaningful way.  By helping employees reach their potential both personally and professionally, they execute strategies that support our customer and our ultimate success.”

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