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Best Places to Work in Sports: Team/League/Governing Body — Orlando Magic

3.4.2024

Team/League/Governing Body: 50 or More Employees

Orlando Magic (Silver)

Employees: 783
Headquarters: Orlando
Primary business: NBA team
Key executive: Alex Martins, CEO
Top Engagement Category: Team Dynamics

What makes it a Best Place to Work:

■ This organization truly cares about the well-being of its employees and provides tremendous support across the board. I am extremely grateful for the flexibility and trust our leadership provides to each and every person.

■ The Orlando Magic as an organization is everything you dream of when thinking of a place you want to work. From the staff to the culture and everything in between, I feel lucky to work at a place like the Orlando Magic.

■ We live our organization’s core values of community, innovation, be legendary and teamwork. The people who work here care about and support each other and are working toward common goals.

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