Binnopharm Group has been awarded «Silver» in the Forbes ranking of the best employers
The pharmaceutical company Binnopharm Group has maintained its silver status in the Forbes ranking of the best employers for the fourth year in a row. According to experts, the company received «Platinum» in the «Corporate Governance» category, «Silver» in the «Employees and Society» category, and «Bronze» in the «Environment» category.
Binnopharm Group actively participates in fostering young professionals interest in science and pharmaceuticals. Since 2022, the company has been conducting career‑oriented excursions and internships for schoolchildren and college and university students. During this time, more than a thousand students from various regions of Russia have visited the companys production sites and R&D centre. The holding company cooperates with 25 universities in the country, including Moscow State University, I. M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University, MEPhI, Moscow Polytechnic University and other universities. Volunteer initiatives play an important role in the corporate culture. One of the key projects is the annual grant competition «Give Good», during which employees implement their own social projects.
«For us, the «best employer» status is, first and foremost, a responsibility to our employees. Today, we employ more than 4,000 people. We strive to create an environment in which it is possible to develop professionally and participate in initiatives that are important for society. We are glad that Forbes experts recognize this work. «For us, this recognition is an incentive to continue developing a corporate culture based on respect, engagement, and mutual assistance», said Tatiana Fedchenko, Director of HR and Organizational Development at Binnopharm Group.
The ranking has been published since 2019. If the first editions were more of an HR award (the outcome was mainly influenced by salaries and benefits), then in 2021 the methodology was revised together with KPMG, and now companies are assessed according to ESG criteria: «environment» (E), «employees and society» (S), and «corporate governance» (G). Depending on the points scored, participants are divided into four groups: «platinum», «gold», «silver», and «bronze». The 2026 rating includes 222 employers: 30 received platinum status, 88 received gold status, 68 received silver status, and 36 received bronze status.
