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Winnebago Named to Newsweek’s ‘Most Trustworthy Companies in America’

Winnebago Industries has been named by Newsweek as one of its 2024 Most Trustworthy Companies in America.

Newsweek’s ranking focuses on a holistic view of trust that considers three pillars: customer trust, employee trust and investor trust. The list recognizes the top 700 companies in the United States, with a revenue of over $500 million, spanning 23 industries.

“Winnebago Industries is proud to be recognized as one of America’s most trustworthy companies by Newsweek,” said Winnebago Industries President and CEO Michael Happe. “Every day our team shows up to work committed to creating a culture that celebrates integrity, trust and excellence in all aspects of our business. Awards such as these are important markers in our efforts to live out our company’s principles and values, which allow us to continue fostering meaningful relationships with our customers, investors and employees.”

Recently, Winnebago Industries, its brands and its employees have been recognized with numerous national awards for product innovation, customer service and manufacturing excellence. In addition, Newsweek also named Winnebago as one of the “Most Responsible Companies in America” for the second consecutive year. In December, Winnebago issued its 2023 ESG Report, its fifth-annual edition, showcasing the company’s commitment to sustainable business growth, long-term profitability, corporate social responsibility and preservation of outdoor spaces.

Companies included in Newsweek’s “Most Trustworthy Companies in America” list were identified in an extensive, independent survey of 25,000 United States residents. A total of 97,000 evaluations were submitted by those who rated companies they know in terms of all three touch points of trust. In addition, a thorough social media and media scan was performed to evaluate if companies were spoken as positive, neutral or negative; in total, over 523,000 mentions were gathered.

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