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Phigenics

Phigenics received the Benchmark Award, given to the company whose workplace goes above and beyond in offering employee benefits, professional development programs and other perks. Human Resources Director James Schafer accepted the award for the company. 
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Video: Professional Development Key to Retaining Employees

James Schafer, the human resources director for Phigenics of Fayetteville, talks to Arkansas Business about how his company works to attract and retain workers. read more >

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Maria Bunting Smedley (left) and Buddy Hasten of Arkansas Electric Cooperative accept their Best Places to Work award.
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Phigenics Wins Benchmark Prize at 2020 Best Places to Work Awards

Arkansas Business and the Best Companies Group last week honored 47 Arkansas companies with "Best Places to Work" awards, which honor firms that have exceptional workplace environments. read more >

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The 232 acres, outlined in approximate dimensions above, sits near Kessler Mountain Regional Park in Fayetteville.
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Razorback Foundation Makes $6M Deal (NWA Real Deals)Lock Icon

The Razorback Foundation sold 232 acres in south Fayetteville for $6 million to Ashton McCombs, president of the water treatment company Phigenics. read more >

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