FirstService Residential Achieves WELL Certified™ Gold Status in Florida

FirstService Residential Secures WELL Certified™ Gold



FirstService Residential, the foremost residential property management company in North America, proudly announced a remarkable milestone: its South Region headquarters in Plantation, Florida, has attained the esteemed WELL Certified™ Gold designation from the International WELL Building Institute. This accolade signifies the company’s unwavering commitment to prioritizing the health, safety, and well-being of its employees through stringent performance metrics.

To commemorate this achievement, the company hosted a special wellness event on August 13, where associates gathered for a day filled with activities aimed at emphasizing the importance of workplace wellness. The highlight of the event included the official unveiling of the WELL Certified™ Gold seal, led by Debra George, the Vice President of Operations for the South Region. The festivities included chair yoga sessions, calming sound baths, nutrition education workshops, guided tours of the facility, and a creative lunch option where employees could assemble their own healthy bento boxes.

Robert G. Smith, President of FirstService Residential's South Region, articulated the significance of this recognition: "Achieving WELL Certified™ Gold is a true reflection of our dedication to fostering workplaces that enhance our associates’ health and wellness. This milestone underscores our belief that thriving employees are more capable of providing exceptional service to the residents and communities we serve."

The WELL Certification is granted to organizations that demonstrate outstanding excellence across various health and wellness criteria, including air and water quality, natural light access, ergonomic workspace design, mental health support, and nutrition-focused amenities. This specific accomplishment is a collaborative effort between FirstService Residential and FirstService Energy, its energy advisory affiliate, showcasing how the organization is committed to creating a truly supportive and enriching environment for its employees.

Paula Allen, Senior Vice President of Human Resources, South Region, further emphasized, "We uphold the same exceptional wellness standards in our workplaces that we advocate for in the residences we manage. Achieving this certification required us to meet demanding standards in every aspect of our work environment—an embodiment of our deep commitment to creating exceptional spaces where our team can flourish every day."

The WELL Certified™ Gold achievement reflects a growing recognition of FirstService Residential as a leader in employee welfare. The organization also made headlines recently by being named to Newsweek's 2025 list of America’s Greatest Workplaces for Mental Well-Being, along with receiving accolades from Great Place to Work® in both the United States and Canada. These honors highlight the company's belief that investing in the well-being of associates translates into stronger teams, enhanced service, and thriving communities.

About FirstService Residential


FirstService Residential simplifies property management through its team of hospitality-minded professionals, serving communities across the United States and Canada. Collaborating with boards, owners, and developers, FirstService strives to elevate property value and enhance the living experience for every resident. With a blend of specialized expertise and robust resources, the firm ensures clients receive the highest standard of service with an unwavering focus on community needs. Through market-leading programs in financial services, energy solutions, and tailored support, FirstService Residential proves itself as the partner of choice for residential property management, propelling positive changes throughout the communities under its care.

FirstService Residential operates as a subsidiary of FirstService Corporation (NASDAQ and TSX: FSV), renowned for delivering essential property services to an extensive array of residential and commercial clients.

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