AbbVie Named to 2025 Best Workplaces in Asia List by Great Place To Work

Great Place To Work, the global authority on workplace culture, has selected AbbVie for the 2025 Best Workplaces in Asia List, ranking the company No. 7 up from No. 8 last year.

This year's list was chosen after surveying more than 3.2 million employees in Asia and the Middle East about their experience in the workplace. In total, the survey results represent the work experiences of over 7.5 million employees across the region.

"Being named one of the Best Workplaces in Asia is an incredible honor that reflects the strength of our people," said Peggy Wu, Vice President, AbbVie Asia. "At AbbVie, we believe that when employees feel respected, and included, they are empowered to achieve their best. This recognition reinforces our commitment to building a workplace where every individual can thrive and contribute to improving patients' lives."

This recognition is based on confidential survey data assessing employee experiences of trust, innovation, company values, and leadership. The best companies have more of their employees reporting a consistently positive experience, regardless of job title, work status, or other demographic identifier.

"Workplace culture is the foundation of how we succeed together," said Selim Giray, General Manager, Allergan Aesthetics in Asia. "We are proud to foster an environment that supports development, wellbeing, and shared success, so our people can continue making a meaningful difference for patients, customers, and communities across Asia."

Companies on the list in 2025 have higher numbers of employees who report a positive experience at work compared to the typical workplace in Asia. When companies build high levels of trust with employees, they are more likely to be prepared for disruption — including the rise of generative AI.

"Congratulations to the Best Workplaces in Asia," says Michael C. Bush, CEO of Great Place To Work. "These leading companies are showing the way, building workplaces that make communities stronger, nations more prosperous, and the world a better place."