Williams Asset Management Honored Again as One of Greater Baltimore’s Best Places to Work in 2026

Williams Asset Management is proud to announce that it has once again been recognized as one of Baltimore Business Journal’s Best Places to Work for 2026, marking the firm’s second consecutive year earning this meaningful honor.

Each year, the Baltimore Business Journal celebrates Greater Baltimore organizations that go above and beyond to create exceptional workplace environments for their teams. The recognition is determined through confidential employee surveys conducted by Quantum Workplace, measuring team engagement, satisfaction, benefits, and overall company culture, making it one of the most authentic workplace awards in the region.

“Being recognized two years in a row means the world to us,” said Gary Williams, CFP^®, CRPC^®, AIF^®, Founder and President of Williams Asset Management. “This isn’t something leadership decides; it comes directly from our team, and that’s what makes it so special. Our clients experience the difference when our team feels supported and appreciated. That’s no accident, it’s a commitment we uphold every day, and this recognition is a meaningful reminder that it’s making an impact.“[ML1] [SB2] 

“Last year was our first time on this list, and we said we were just getting started, and we meant it,” said Brian McKinney, CFP^®, Vice President of Wealth Management. “Earning this recognition again reflects the genuine care and effort everyone at Williams Asset Management puts into making this a place where people truly want to work and grow.”

Founded in 1994, Williams Asset Management is a privately owned, independent wealth management firm serving individuals, families, and businesses throughout the greater Baltimore-Washington area. The firm’s approach to financial planning is rooted in trust, integrity, and personalized service, values that extend just as naturally to how it treats the people who make that work possible every day.

Williams Asset Management will be celebrated alongside all 2026 honorees at the BBJ Best Places to Work Awards Reception on Thursday, July 16, 2026, from 3:30–6:30 PM at the Live Casino & Hotel Maryland in Hanover. The firm will also be featured in the special Best Places to Work section in the July 17 print edition of the Baltimore Business Journal and online.

About Williams Asset Management

Founded in 1994 and based in Columbia, Maryland, Williams Asset Management is a full-service Registered Investment Advisory firm offering financial planning and investment management services to individuals, families, and businesses in the Baltimore area.

For more information about Williams Asset Management and its services, visit www.WilliamsAssetManagement.com or contact their office at 410-740-0220. Advisory services offered through Williams Asset Management^®, a Registered Investment Adviser

Disclosure: 

2026 Greater Baltimore’s Best Places to Work, created by the Baltimore Business Journal (BBJ).  This award is based on employee opinions on various employee satisfaction factors and are not specific to financial services and do not imply an endorsement, recommendation, or reflect the performance of the advisor.  Advisor may pay a fee to hold out marketing materials[ML3] . For more information, go to: https://www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/news/2026/04/29/best-places-to-work-honorees-2026.html

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VP- HR & Chief of Staff
Williams Asset Management
Phone: 410.740.0220
Email: pr@williamsasset.com
Website: https://www.williamsassetmanagement.com/

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“the winners of this annual award, the many nominations we receive are delivered to our partner, Omaha, Nebraska-based Quantum Workplace. Quantum then surveys each qualifying company’s employees directly to ascertain employee engagement, scoring on leadership, culture, benefits, diversity, equity and inclusion, and more. The winning 50 companies scored the highest in all these criteria.”