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Enverus again named one of Alberta’s Top Employers for 2026

Award celebrates company’s growing presence and people‑first culture

byJon Haubert

AUSTIN, Texas (Jan. 29, 2026) — Enverus, the leading energy SaaS and analytics platform, has again been named one of Alberta’s Top Employers, recognizing the company’s expanding footprint in the province and its commitment to fostering an innovative, people‑first culture.

“This recognition means a great deal to us,” said Manuj Nikhanj, CEO of Enverus. “Our teams are driving some of the most exciting innovation in energy technology. Creating an environment where they feel empowered and inspired is core to who we are. Being named a top employer again reinforces that we’re on the right path and motivates us to keep raising the bar.”

Alberta leads Canada in population growth and, over the past two decades, has recorded the fastest population growth of any Canadian province or U.S. state. With the youngest population in the country, employers are placing renewed emphasis on early-career development, starting with more structured onboarding programs that map out learning and advancement opportunities. At the same time, organizations are expanding health and wellness benefits to remain competitive in a tightening labor market: approximately half of this year’s winners now offer flexible benefits plans that allow employees to tailor coverage to their personal or family needs.

“Alberta continues to rank among Canada’s strongest and dynamic economies, making it top destination for people seeking opportunity and a higher quality of life,” added Richard Yerema, executive editor at Mediacorp. “The province recorded the highest employment growth in Canada last year, and you can see the impact among this year’s winners: employers are increasingly competing for the same skilled workers, and that competition is translating into better programs, better benefits and better career development opportunities.”

These trends underscore how employers are adapting to meet the expectations of a dynamic talent market. Enverus’ continued investment in employee development, flexibility and culture contributed to its selection again this year.

The full list of Alberta’s Top Employers for 2026 is available in a special online edition published in the Calgary Herald and Edmonton Journal, as well as on Eluta.ca. Detailed ‘reasons for selection’ for each winner can be found on the competition homepage.”

About Enverus
Enverus is the energy industry’s most trusted source for decision intelligence and operational efficiencies. With petabytes of proprietary data, deep domain expertise and AI-native technology, Enverus empowers customers to invest smarter, operate more efficiently, and scale faster — across upstream, midstream, minerals, power and renewables — all while navigating the most complex energy market in history. Learn more at www.enverus.com.

About Mediacorp Canada Inc.
Founded in 1992, Mediacorp Canada Inc. is the nation’s largest publisher of employment periodicals. Since 1999, the Toronto-based publisher has managed the Canada’s Top 100 Employers project, which includes 19 regional and special-interest editorial competitions that reach millions of Canadians annually through a variety of magazine and newspaper partners, including The Globe and Mail. Mediacorp also operates Eluta.ca, one of Canada’s largest job search engines, used by millions of job-seekers annually to find new job postings and discover what the nation’s best employers are offering.

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Jon Haubert

Jon Haubert is the communications director at Enverus. Members of the media should use our Request Media Interview option on the Enverus Newsroom page to schedule an interview with one of our expert analysts.

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