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April 2026

16th Annual Best Places to Work in Virginia
Mar 31, 2026

16th Annual Best Places to Work in Virginia

For the 16th year, Virginia Business is pleased to present the Best Places to Work in Virginia list, produced in collaboration with Pennsylvania-based Best Companies Group, a division of our mutual parent company, BridgeTower Media. This year, 141 companies were chosen for inclusion in the 2026 Best Places to Work in Virginia co[...]

Best Places to Work 2026: Multiple-year winners
Mar 31, 2026

Best Places to Work 2026: Multiple-year winners

Below are the 2026 Best Places to Work in Virginia winning companies that have made the list six times or more since 2011. Click here to return for the index page for Best Places To Work 2026

2026 Virginia Business Best Places to Work | Small companies
Mar 31, 2026

2026 Virginia Business Best Places to Work | Small companies

#1 Troika Solutions Committed to rewarding their employees, IT defense contractor Troika builds a mission-focused culture rooted in service, collaboration and long-term employee support. The company emphasizes hiring experienced professionals, including veterans, and empowering them through mentorship, training and meaningful wo[...]

2026 Virginia Business Best Places to Work | Midsize companies
Mar 31, 2026

2026 Virginia Business Best Places to Work | Midsize companies

#1 Sriven Technologies Sriven Technologies delivers advanced technology consulting, software engineering and digital transformation services for government and commercial organizations seeking modernization and performance improvement. The firm specializes in cloud architecture, enterprise application development, cybersecurity,[...]

2026 Virginia Business Best Places to Work LARGE COMPANIES
Mar 31, 2026

2026 Virginia Business Best Places to Work LARGE COMPANIES

#1 Patriot Group International Patriot Group International provides mission-critical professional services that support defense, intelligence and federal civilian agencies operating in complex and high-stakes environments. The organization specializes in logistics, training, program management and operational support for large-s[...]

U.Va. Wise’s SMR control room simulator will aid workforce development, says Chancellor Donna P. Henry. Photo courtesy University of Virginia’s College at Wise
Mar 31, 2026

U.Va. Wise installs SMR control room simulator

U.Va. Wise installed a NuScale SMR control room simulator funded by a Virginia Clean Energy grant to train workers in advanced nuclear energy fields.

Appian, a software company based in McLean, won a record-setting $2 billion verdict in 2022 that was reversed. Photo courtesy Appian
Mar 31, 2026

Appian-Pega lawsuit gets Fairfax retrial

The Virginia Supreme Court has mandated a retrial in the $2 billion trade secrets lawsuit between Appian and Pegasystems, reversing a previous verdict.

Positive Development helps families develop tailored care plans for their children, says co-founder and CEO Mike Suiters. Photo courtesy Positive Development
Mar 31, 2026

McLean autism therapy startup continues expansion

Positive Development, a McLean-based autism therapy startup, raised $45 million in debt financing to expand its developmental relationship-based intervention across the U.S.

In January, Petersburg became Virginia’s fifth city with a casino. Photo by Jay Paul
Mar 31, 2026

Petersburg rolls out temporary Live! Casino

Petersburg launched a temporary Live! Casino featuring 900 slot machines and 30 table games while the $1.4 billion permanent resort is under construction.

A casino could be in the cards for Winchester. Rendering courtesy Winchester Economic Development Authority
Mar 31, 2026

Winchester Council greenlights casino study

Winchester City Council approved a feasibility study for a casino and entertainment complex, with a potential referendum as early as 2028 pending state approval.

Gary Hodnett, mayor of the town of Hurt, shows off the Southern Virginia Multimodal Park. Photo by Hannah King
Mar 31, 2026

Pittsylvania celebrates rocket motor factory

Hurt Mayor and Pittsylvania County native Gary Hodnett remembers the families who had to pack up their lives and move to find work after Burlington WorldWide shut down its operation there in 2007, laying off about 500 employees. And so, Hodnett certainly celebrated in February when Avio USA, the Arlington County-based U.S. subsi[...]

President Donald Trump meets with tech leaders March 4 as they sign a pledge that their companies will pay for power infrastructure upgrades needed for their platforms. AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin
Mar 31, 2026

More data centers equal more electricity demand

Virginia's data centers, the largest concentration globally, are causing a surge in electricity demand, challenging Dominion Energy's supply capabilities.

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