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A number of global enterprises strive to foster a working environment where innovators are encouraged to experiment and cultivate big ideas. In reality, though, most businesses use innovation as a buzzword and never truly inculcate “freedom of thought” into their value system and culture. And then there are organizations such as Workiva that go against the grain and empower all employees—from C-Suite to intern—to create new products, constantly enhance operations, and take risks with ideas. It stands to reason that Workiva, the world’s leading cloud provider of connected reporting and compliance solutions, has made Fast Company’s list of 2019 Best Workplaces for Innovators. Developed in conjunction with Accenture, the inaugural list showcases 50 organizations—from a variety of industries such as biotech, consumer goods, FinTech, cybersecurity—that have demonstrated deep commitment to encouraging innovation at every layer of their operations. 



